ART EXAM R4 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED EXPERT SOLUTIONS
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1. outline, contour , implied: One of the most important elements in
painting and drawing is line. In visual arts there are several concepts
related to line. Select all that apply.
2. diagonal: To answer the following question, please refer to the image
below.
CLAMP, page from the Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, volume 21, page 47
The Japanese manga artists, CLAMP, used _____________ lines in their design
fromTsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, to direct our attention and add a feeling
of movement.
3. secondary: The artwork by Marc Chagall shown below is dominated by
the colors green, purple, and orange. These colors are known as ______
,4. across form: Look at the color wheel above, developed in the 18th
century and used by painters like Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh.
Complementary colors are _______ each other on the color wheel.
5. Spray fixatives only at your workspace.: The biggest hazard when using
dry media, is inhalation. Select the answer that does NOT lower the risk of
this hazard.
6. How do artists use pastels to create texture in their work?: They use
different colored pastels and blend them together.
7. 6b, 9b: In a sixth-grade class, a student named John wants to create a
drawing where he has the ability to smudge his work to create darker
areas in his drawing. What type of graphite pencil would you recommend
he use to help him have the ability to smudge and create darker areas in
his work? Select all that apply.
8. hard , and black: In a sixth-grade class, a student named John wants to
create a drawing where he has the ability to smudge his work to create
, darker areas in his drawing. What type of graphite pencil would you
recommend he use to help him have the ability to smudge and create
darker areas in his work?
9. James, a student in Ms. Harrod's art class, asks her to draw an eye in a
portrait he is working on that he feels he can't get quite right. What action
should Ms. Harrod take to help him?: Demonstrate for him how to draw
an eye and its attributes; have him follow and then have him practice it
several times before he tries again on his final drawing.
10 Preparation: Michelangelo's, The Libyan Sibyl (right side) appears in the
Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes. His drawing on the left shows several
sketches of the body, face, hands and toes. What part of the creative
process does this drawing represent?
11. John, a sixth-grade student, is looking at the work below, Untitled,
(Blooming: A Scattering of Blossoms and Other Things) by Cy Twombly. He
has been asked to describe what creates unity in this work by Cy Twombly.
What answers that best reflect what John's understanding should be about
, the elements that create unity in this artwork? Select all that apply.: red, drips
and flowers 12. Which painting media popularized underpainting as a
technique?: Oil painting 13. What is the fresco secco method?: The secco
fresco method uses pigments mixed with a binder which is applied to dry
plaster.
14. Watercolor paintings are created by —: leaving light area white."
15. Victor Vasarely, Papillon, 1981. Silkscreen on Arches of paper. 30 7/8 in.
x 37
7/8 in. Edition of 250. © Victor Vasarely
Victor Vasarely, the grandfather of OpArt, used both critical and creative
thinking to create his grid-like paintings and sculptures. He produced
optical effects like the artwork shown above, using ______: his knowledge of
geometry and color,
he created visual forms that blurred the difference between what the
viewer perceived and what was really there."
16. The Ara Pacis Augustae, The Procession, ca 9 BCE, Italian Luna marble.
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1. outline, contour , implied: One of the most important elements in
painting and drawing is line. In visual arts there are several concepts
related to line. Select all that apply.
2. diagonal: To answer the following question, please refer to the image
below.
CLAMP, page from the Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, volume 21, page 47
The Japanese manga artists, CLAMP, used _____________ lines in their design
fromTsubasa Reservoir Chronicle, to direct our attention and add a feeling
of movement.
3. secondary: The artwork by Marc Chagall shown below is dominated by
the colors green, purple, and orange. These colors are known as ______
,4. across form: Look at the color wheel above, developed in the 18th
century and used by painters like Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh.
Complementary colors are _______ each other on the color wheel.
5. Spray fixatives only at your workspace.: The biggest hazard when using
dry media, is inhalation. Select the answer that does NOT lower the risk of
this hazard.
6. How do artists use pastels to create texture in their work?: They use
different colored pastels and blend them together.
7. 6b, 9b: In a sixth-grade class, a student named John wants to create a
drawing where he has the ability to smudge his work to create darker
areas in his drawing. What type of graphite pencil would you recommend
he use to help him have the ability to smudge and create darker areas in
his work? Select all that apply.
8. hard , and black: In a sixth-grade class, a student named John wants to
create a drawing where he has the ability to smudge his work to create
, darker areas in his drawing. What type of graphite pencil would you
recommend he use to help him have the ability to smudge and create
darker areas in his work?
9. James, a student in Ms. Harrod's art class, asks her to draw an eye in a
portrait he is working on that he feels he can't get quite right. What action
should Ms. Harrod take to help him?: Demonstrate for him how to draw
an eye and its attributes; have him follow and then have him practice it
several times before he tries again on his final drawing.
10 Preparation: Michelangelo's, The Libyan Sibyl (right side) appears in the
Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes. His drawing on the left shows several
sketches of the body, face, hands and toes. What part of the creative
process does this drawing represent?
11. John, a sixth-grade student, is looking at the work below, Untitled,
(Blooming: A Scattering of Blossoms and Other Things) by Cy Twombly. He
has been asked to describe what creates unity in this work by Cy Twombly.
What answers that best reflect what John's understanding should be about
, the elements that create unity in this artwork? Select all that apply.: red, drips
and flowers 12. Which painting media popularized underpainting as a
technique?: Oil painting 13. What is the fresco secco method?: The secco
fresco method uses pigments mixed with a binder which is applied to dry
plaster.
14. Watercolor paintings are created by —: leaving light area white."
15. Victor Vasarely, Papillon, 1981. Silkscreen on Arches of paper. 30 7/8 in.
x 37
7/8 in. Edition of 250. © Victor Vasarely
Victor Vasarely, the grandfather of OpArt, used both critical and creative
thinking to create his grid-like paintings and sculptures. He produced
optical effects like the artwork shown above, using ______: his knowledge of
geometry and color,
he created visual forms that blurred the difference between what the
viewer perceived and what was really there."
16. The Ara Pacis Augustae, The Procession, ca 9 BCE, Italian Luna marble.
