These colors CANNOT be made by mixing other colors.
The primary colors: Red, Yellow, or Blue
100
Name a title of 1 of Vincent VanGogh's paintings.
Sunflowers, Starry Night, Irises, etc.
100
The earth is divided into 2 parts which are called what?
Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere
100
This line separates the ground from the sky. What is it called?
Horizon Line
100
Name one Geometric Shape
What is a square, diamond, rectangle, circle, oval, etc.
200
These colors are called the Secondary colors.
What are green, orange, and purple (violet)
200
This artist is known for his abstract paintings, one called "Castle and the Sun".
Paul Klee
200
This continent is the largest of the 7.
Asia
200
When making a ceramic piece (clay), this process must be done in order to harded the clay.
What is the Firing process.
200
Who is our current Vice President?
Joe Biden
300
Name a neutral color.
Gray, brown, tan, etc.
300
What is the title of the famous portrait painted by Leonardo Da Vinci?
What is the Mona Lisa
300
Who was our 2nd president?
Who is John Adams
300
A drawing, painting, or photograph of yourself is called what?
Self-Portrait
300
What holiday is celebrated at the beginning of September?
Labor Day.
400
Name 1 pair of complementary colors.
Red and Green, Violet and Yellow, or Blue and Orange.
400
Charles Schultz created the cartoon "Peanuts" with Charlie Brown. What is the name of Charlie Brown's friend who charges him money for advice in return?
Lucy
400
What is 12 x 5 x 2
What is 120
400
You painted these thin, tall trees this past fall.
Birch Trees
400
What are the hairs on a paintbrush called?
What are the bristles.
500
Name the 7 colors of the rainbow, whose acronym is ROY G BIV.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.
500
What is the name of the cartoon that Jim Davis created?
Garfield
500
If I bought an item for $16.60, and handed the cashier a $20.00 bill, how much change should I receive in return?
What is $3.40.
500
Name the 3 parts of the eye that we drew as a "football, basketball, and baseball".