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What was happening in history when OP ART was made?

  1. Space / TECHNOLOGY

  2. CARS 

  3. ENTERTAINMENT

  4. BOREDOM 

Space / TECHNOLOGY

100

8. (9.3.12.G )  WHAT KEY CULTURAL INTERESTS AT THE TIME WOULD HAVE IMPACTED 

THIS ART STYLE? 

a. Sports & teams

b. Music & dance

c. Space & television

d. All of the above

c. Space & television

100

Which area of the artwork is emphasized by the artist?"


200


12. (9.1.12.F )What was happening in history when OP ART was made?

  1. SPACE/ TECHNOLOGY

  2. CARS 

  3. ENTERTAINMENT

  4. BOREDOM 

1.

  1. SPACE/ TECHNOLOGY

200

  1. (9.1.12.C) What does "Op art " stand for?

a. Ordinary Patterns

b. Optical illusion 

c. Open Perspective

d. Optical art

d. Optical art

300

 What is the term for equipment and/or expertise for making art?

  1. Tools 

  2. Laptops 

  3. Mediums 

  4. Paint 

3. Mediums

300

  1. Op Art often makes use of which of the following to create visual effects?

a. Bright, warm colors

b. Realistic imagery

c. Geometric shapes and patterns

d. Thick, impasto brushwork



c. Geometric shapes and patterns

400

What does the design principle of "balance" refer to?


a. Ensuring elements are the same size
b. Establishing a sense of equality within the design (A, S)
c. Distributing visual weight to achieve stability
d. Incorporating a range of colors



b. Establishing a sense of equality within the design (A, S)

400

  1. (9.1.12.C) What are three characteristics of op art?

  2. Precision, Movement, Contrast

  3. Repetition, Movement, Illusion 

  4. Illusion, Movement, Space

  5. Contrast, Space, Precision 



3. 

  • Repetition, Movement, Illusion 

500


ChatGPT said:


What is the design principle that involves using consistent or similar elements throughout a design to foster a sense of unity and cohesion?

a. Contrast
b. Repetition
c. Unity
d. Alignment


c. Unity

500

 In what way can the artwork here demonstrate visual unity ?