Fine Arts, Health, & Physical Development (305 Content Exam) Well-Enlightened

Rome (depicts) correct answers realistic, often human subjects Whimsical art correct answers vibrant and playful art, childlike and carefree, colorful (Children's book) Surreal art correct answers explored workings of mind, visual artwork and writing, sexuality, violence Abstract art correct answers does not attempt to represent accurate depiction of art, uses shapes colors and forms Shakespeare correct answers tragedies, comedies, histories. Entertain audiences Renaissance correct answers science and natural world, religious in nature(Christianity), philosophy Symbols (art making) correct answers convey meaning, understand cultural and context meaning to understand them Warm colors correct answers red, yellow, orange (remind us of things like sun or fire) Cool colors correct answers blue, green, purple (remind us of water or grass) Primary colors correct answers red, yellow, blue Secondary colors correct answers (mixing two primary colors) green, orange, purple Complementary colors correct answers opposite on the color wheel. When they are mixed they create a neutral color and when they are next to each other they create a contrast. Form (visual arts) correct answers objects shape and structure Melody correct answers series or sequence of tones or pitches that add up to musical phrase Inflection correct answers adjusting tone or pitch of voice Rhythmic movement skills correct answers jumping rope, dribbling a ball, bouncing Manipulative or object control skills correct answers tossing, throwing, catching, passing Nervous system correct answers enables children to manipulate objects with greater coordination and biomechanical efficiency (more proficient in catching, throwing, kicking, and striking) invasions/ territory type games correct answers containing, reducing and denying open space