Elements of ART 1
What element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses volume: includes height, width and depth.
A) Shape
B) Form
B) Form
What is the space inside an enclosed line; two-dimensional?
A) form
B) shape
B) Shape
What is another name for color?
A) Shade
B) Hue
C) Tint
B) Hue
What is a path of a moving dot; a dot that goes on a walk.
A) Color
B) Form
C) Line
C) Line
What does the eye sees when light is reflected off an object?
A) value
B) color
C) texture
B) color
What kind of color made by mixing two primary colors together?
A) warm colors
B) cool colors
C) secondary colors
C) secondary colors
What is called when we refer to the size relationship of one object to another in an artwork
A) Emphasis
B) Variety
C) Proportion
C) Proportion
What are two opposites next to each other that cause each other to stand out?
A) emphasis
B) unity
C) contrast
C) Contrast
What is the repetition of shapes or colors in a certain order, over and over?
A) movement
B) pattern
C) unity
B) pattern
What is the part of the artwork that appears closest to the viewer?
A) Background
B) Foreground
C) Middle ground
B) Foreground
What is a color produced by an equal mixture of a primary color with a secondary color adjacent to it on the color wheel?
A) intermediate colors
B) Cool colors
C) Monochromatic colors
A) intermediate colors
What is it called when many different elements are in one artwork?
A) Balance
B) Unity
C) Variety
C) Variety
What is it called when one part of an artwork is dominant and stands out more than the rest?
A) Emphasis
B) Contrast
A) Emphasis
How an artwork looks like it would feel is called what?
A) Texture
B) Variety
C) Shape
A) Texture
What is the part of the artwork that appears furthest away from the viewer?
A) Background
B) Foreground
C) Middle ground
A) Background
What is brightness and dullness of a color?
A) intensity
B) hue
C) contrast
A) intensity
When everything in your artwork works together and has a sense of completeness it is called what?
A) Balance
B) Emphasis
C) Unity
C) Unity
What creates a path the viewer's eye takes throughout the artwork.
A) Horizon Line
B) Movement
C) Perspective
B) Movement
What is the area in or around an object;
(A) positive space
(B) negative space
(B) negative space
What is an element of art by which positive and negative areas are defined or a sense of depth is achieved in a work of art?
A) Form
B) Value
C) Space
C) Space
The lightness or darkness of a color is what?
A) Value
B) Shading
A) Value