Art
It can be negative or positive.
What is space?
This is the "T" in the acronym that specifies the unique sound/tone of an individual, instrument or group. Hint: we listened to many examples of the same song to show you this element.
What is timbre?
The name for all of the actors in the play.
What is the cast?
This element of literature tells you when and where the story is happening?
What is the setting?
The art of building design.
What is architecture?
Variation describes the thickness of this element.
What is line?
This element of music is the tune of the song.
What is melody?
Like chapters in a book, plays are divided into ______.
What are scenes?
The people of the story are called the _________.
What are characters?
A building structure where it is only supported on one side and appears to "hang out" in space.
What is cantilever?
This element describes the 3-D aspects of art.
What is form?
This element of music refers to the volume (louds/softs).
What is dynamics?
The italicized words that tell an actor where to move or an action to take.
What are stage directions?
How to solve the crime, who will win the contest, can they survive - are all examples of ____________.
What is plot?
Medieval architects used these to support the height and weight of their massive cathedrals.
What are buttresses or flying buttresses?
When we add white to this element, it's called tint.
When we add black, it's called shade.
What is color?
This is the speed of the music.
What is tempo?
The words that the actors are to say.
What are lines?
There are two main categories of literature: prose and _____________.
What is poetry?
Most door frames are constructed with this element of architecture.
What is post and lintel?
Geometry often deals with this element of art.
What is shape?
This element of music refers to the organization of beats in a song or "counting".
What is rhythm?
What was the surprise reveal at the end of Twelfth Night that astonished all the characters?
What is that there actually twins - one boy and one girl?
It's called free verse when you write a poem without this element.
What is rhyme?
Mrs. Harney's favorite architect.
Who is Frank Lloyd Wright?