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Grade 9 Visual Arts
Creating a sense of visual oneness in a work of art
  1. Form
  2. Value
  3. Unity
  4. Texture
Grade 12 Sculpture
An unfilled area in a three-dimensional work.
  1. Form
  2. Negative Space
  3. Positive Space
  4. Relief
Grade 9 Visual Arts
Monochromatic means using only one color.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 Ceramics
Clay that has been fired once but not glazed.
  1. vessel
  2. texture
  3. bisqued
  4. fired
Grade 9 Painting
Andy Warhol is best known for his depiction of what grocery store item?
  1. Apples
  2. Bacon
  3. Tomato Soup
  4. Onions
Grade 6 Painting
When mixing white with red paint, the resulting color, pink, is called a:
  1. shade
  2. primary color
  3. tint
  4. neutral color
Grade 10 Visual Arts
The way we show objects in relation to one another; size, shape, etc.
  1. Proportion
  2. Gesture
  3. Linerar Perspective
  4. Sketch
Grade 10 Ceramics
When clay is wet or damp and placed in the kiln to fire, what is the expected result?
  1. bisqueware
  2. explosion
  3. greenware
  4. glazeware
Grade 7 Visual Arts
Monochromatic colors are:
  1. Colors that match.
  2. Colors that clash.
  3. One color with different tints and shades
  4. Opposite on the color wheel.
Grade 8 Visual Arts
Which is not an element of art?
  1. line
  2. space
  3. texture
  4. weight
Grade 7 Painting
What media might an artist use painting?
  1. watercolors, oils, and flour
  2. acrylic paints and water
  3. oil paints and water
  4. melted crayons and water
Grade 10 Drawing
Which technique can be used to show the illusion of depth?
  1. Linear perspective
  2. Shading/Value
  3. Overlapping
  4. All the above
Grade 7 Visual Arts
Shading creates:
  1. lines.
  2. pattern.
  3. realism
  4. value.
Grade 4 Painting
Brown, gray and black are called:
  1. pastel colors
  2. primary colors
  3. neutral colors
  4. complementary colors
Grade 10 Drawing
This work of art is dominated by several elements and principles of art. What are they?
  1. Primary colors
  2. Shapes, forms, and texture.
  3. Lines, shapes, contrast, and repetition.
  4. Landscapes, squares, black and white.
Grade 6 Painting
Adding black to a color to make it darker creates a:
  1. tint
  2. secondary color
  3. shade
  4. complementary color
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