2025 | Art | Term 1 | Test 1

Harmony and unity are two separate concepts that are not related to each other.

Which of the following is a primary method used to achieve harmony in artwork?

What is the primary purpose of using variety in a piece of art?

In Landscape at Twilight, Vincent van Gogh used repeating ______ and ______ to achieve harmony.

Match the following terms with their corresponding example from the provided context:

Which of the following are considered primary colours on a traditional colour wheel?

Complementary colours are located directly opposite each other on the colour wheel.

What is the primary function of balance in design?

What is the term for a colour scheme that uses only variations of a single hue?

Tonal value refers to the amount of ______ and darkness within an artwork.

Symmetrical balance is also known as formal balance.

How can emphasis in a design be achieved?

Match the following tonal value terms with their corresponding descriptions:

In Goya's Third of May 1808, ______ is used to create emphasis on the figure in white.

Match the following terms with their descriptions:

Which type of line resembles those found in nature?

Geometric lines are usually curved and have irregular angles.

What defines a shape in art?

A shape can be classified as either __________ or organic.

Match the following types of lines with their descriptions:

Which style of art aims for a true-to-life representation of the subject matter?

Expressive art prioritizes realism over emotional expression.

What term describes art that does not depict reality or specific imagery?

A __________ style of art is a simplified representation of the subject matter.

What is the primary focus of visual analysis?

Contextual analysis involves only the aesthetic appreciation of the artwork.

Match the following art styles with their descriptions:

What is the first step in visual analysis?

Visual analysis examines elements such as ______ to emphasize specific aspects of the artwork.

Match the following steps of visual analysis with their descriptions:

What is the main difference between actual texture and implied texture?

What does the term 'context' refer to in the analysis of artwork?

Implied texture can be created using actual materials in artwork.

Name an example of actual texture from the provided content.

A contextual analysis solely focuses on the visual elements of an artwork.

What is the purpose of conducting a contextual analysis of an artwork?

The artwork 'Young Hare' was created by __________ in 1502.

What is the main effect of aerial or atmospheric perspective?

Match the artworks with their textures:

The study of an artwork's _______ involves examining its socio-political and historical background.

Match the following components of contextual analysis with their descriptions:

Linear perspective relies on the use of converging lines that meet at a point on the horizon.

Name one principle of design used in visual arts.

The lines and shapes in a composition can be categorized under the elements of _____ in art.

Match the principle of design with its description:

What is the primary purpose of repetition in artwork?

Contrast can help in creating visual interest and a focal point in artwork.

Who created the painting 'De Koppelaarster' and in what year?

In 'Snakeshead' (1876), William Morris uses repetition of colors, _________________, and shapes to create a pattern.

Match the following concepts with their definitions: