2. Various shades of grey between absolute
black and absolute white.
a.Linear Perspective
b.Line
c.Tonal Range
d.Form
3. Various shades of grey between absolute
black and absolute white.
a.Linear Perspective
b.Line
c.Tonal Range
d.Form
4. What are tertiary colors?
a.A primary color mixed with another
primary color
b.The same color repeated in different
shades
c.A primary color mixed with a secondary
color
d.Red, Yellow, and Blue
5. What are tertiary colors?
a.A primary color mixed with another
primary color
b.The same color repeated in different
shades
c.A primary color mixed with a
secondary color
d.Red, Yellow, and Blue
6. When mixing white with red paint, the
resulting color, pink, is called a:
a.shade
b.primary color
c.tint
d.neutral color
7. When mixing white with red paint, the
resulting color, pink, is called a:
a.shade
b.primary color
c.tint
d.neutral color
8. A plan for organizing colors is called
_________.
a.portrait
b.composition
c.color scheme
d.still life
9. A plan for organizing colors is called
_________.
a.portrait
b.composition
c.color scheme
d.still life
10. Adding black to a color to make it darker
creates a:
a.tint
b.secondary color
c.shade
d.complementary color
11. Adding black to a color to make it darker
creates a:
a.tint
b.secondary color
c.shade
d.complementary color
12. Colors next to each other on the color wheel
are called:
a.complementary
b.analogous
c.tertiary
d.positive and negative
13. Colors next to each other on the color wheel
are called:
a.complementary
b.analogous
c.tertiary
d.positive and negative
14. The darkness and lightness of a color is
called:
a.shape
b.value
c.form
d.harmony
15. The darkness and lightness of a color is
called:
a.shape
b.value
c.form
d.harmony
16. When mixing red and blue, the resulting
color is:
a.yellow
b.black
c.green
d.purple
17. When mixing red and blue, the resulting
color is:
a.yellow
b.black
c.green
d.purple
20. The color red is considered one of
the _______ colors.
21. The color red is considered one of
the primary colors.
22. Objects that appear in the center of an art
work are called:
a.Foreground
b.Middleground
c.Background
d.Horizon
23. Objects that appear in the center of an art
work are called:
a.Foreground
b.Middleground
c.Background
d.Horizon
24. The point on the horizon line where parallel
lines appear to vanish.
a.Tonal Range
b.Proportion
c.Vanishing Point
d.Linear Perspective
25. The point on the horizon line where parallel
lines appear to vanish.
a.Tonal Range
b.Proportion
c.Vanishing Point
d.Linear Perspective
26. A rapid drawing or painting. This may be
complete in itself or used for a more
detailed project.
a.Contour
b.Sketch
c.Contrast
d.Composition
27. A rapid drawing or painting. This may be
complete in itself or used for a more
detailed project.
a.Contour
b.Sketch
c.Contrast
d.Composition
28. The way we show objects in proportion to
one another as they recede to a distant
point.
a.Contrast
b.Foreshortening
c.Linear Perspective
d.Form
29. The way we show objects in proportion to
one another as they recede to a distant
point.
a.Contrast
b.Foreshortening
c.Linear Perspective
d.Form
30. The way we show objects in relation to one
another; size, shape, etc.
a.Proportion
b.Gesture
c.Linear Perspective
d.Sketch
31. The way we show objects in relation to one
another; size, shape, etc.
a.Proportion
b.Gesture
c.Linear Perspective
d.Sketch
32. The following is NOT an example of types of
lines:
a.thick and thin
b.zig zag and wavy
c.curved and straight
d.primary and secondary
33. The following is NOT an example of types of
lines:
a.thick and thin
b.zig zag and wavy
c.curved and straight
d.primary and secondary
34. What does it mean to Cross Hatch?
a.To create an outline of something
b.To fill a space or create a shade by
overlapping lines in different directions
c.To choose a group of colors that you think
look good together
d.To use a regular repetition of elements to
produce the look and feel of movement.
35. What does it mean to Cross Hatch?
a.To create an outline of something
b.To fill a space or create a shade by
overlapping lines in different directions
c.To choose a group of colors that you think
look good together
d.To use a regular repetition of elements to
produce the look and feel of movement.
36. What is a focal point?
a.Art based on a circle with its design
extending from its center
b.A review or opinion of something; often
dealing with art or literature
c.An optical illusion
d.The center of interest or activity in a work
of art
37. What is a focal point?
a.Art based on a circle with its design
extending from its center
b.A review or opinion of something; often
dealing with art or literature
c.An optical illusion
d.The center of interest or activity in a
work of art
38. Shade is the color added to a bisque pot so
that it will shine after being fired. If false
write the correct answer.
a.True
b.False
39. Shade is the color added to a bisque pot so
that it will shine after being fired. If false
write the correct answer.
a.True
b.False
40. Freestand sculpture is exactly the same as
a relief; it is just another name for relief.
a.True
b.False
41. Freestand sculpture is exactly the same as
a relief; it is just another name for relief.
a.True
b.False
42. ____________is pressing the thumb into a
ball of clay, and drawing the clay out into a
pot by repeatedly squeezing the clay
between the thumb and fingers.
53. Grids are used as reference points to draw
a photo. The proportion of the grid paper
should be equal to the proportion of the
photo when drawn. Draw a grid on the
photo, the bigger the picture, the larger the
squares, then draw a matching grid on a
drawing surface. Identify the objects in
each square and draw it on your grid
paper.
54. How does the grid method assist in
drawing something realistically?
55. The proportions of the picture will be close
to the photo, rather than skewed.
