Elements And Principles Of Art MC Question Preview (ID: 20398)


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What is an example of an ALTERNATING PATTERN?
a) ABBABBBABBABBBB
b) ABABABABABABB
c) ABBBABBBABBB
d) ABAABABAABAAB

Emphasis can be shown through color, ___________, size, contrast, or repetition.
a) Proximity
b) Balance
c) Placement
d) Proportion

Proximity is what color the object is.
a) TRUE
b) FALSE
c)
d)

Color is used to show a ___________, feeling, or emotion.
a) memory
b) holiday
c) theme
d) event

The 5 types of line we talked about are:
a) Straight, Vertical, Horizontal, Curved, Implied
b) Diagonal, Vertical, Tall, Implied, Curved
c) Vertical, Horizontal, Diagonal, Implied, Curved
d) Straight, Horizontal, Curved, Diagonal, Implied

Which of the following has the MOST value?
a) A colored photo
b) A photo of a landscape
c) A black and white photo
d) A picture of an animal

Since circles and ovals are similar, they show balance.
a) TRUE
b) FALSE
c)
d)

Which of the following has the GREATEST contrast?
a) Dark Gray VS Black
b) Yellow VS Yellow-Green
c) Furry VS Smooth
d) Rough VS Smooth

Which of the following is an ORGANIC FORM?
a) A soccer ball
b) An ice cube
c) A gluestick
d) A football helmet

The size of 15ft Elephant in relation to a tree is:
a) Balance
b) Proportion
c) Scale
d) Size

A picture of a basketball player is an example of a/an:
a) Organic Form
b) Geometric Form
c) Organic Shape
d) Geometric Shape

A real dog has what kind of texture?
a) Implied
b) Actual
c)
d)

If you have a piece of artwork that has a BLUE shoe on a GREEN background, what color is the NEGATIVE space?
a) BLUE
b) GREEN
c) WHITE
d)

Lines in an artwork can show a flowing _______________ that helps direct the viewers eye through the artwork.
a) emphasis
b) movement
c) repetition
d) proximity

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