Sample Quiz

What is the primary purpose of art composition?

a) To make the artwork look expensive b) To arrange visual components in a pleasing and structured way c) To restrict the artist’s creativity d) To ensure all paintings look the same

Unity in art refers to: a) Using only one color in a painting b) Compositional strategies that make parts of an artwork visually related as a whole c) A law requiring all artworks to be similar d) The artist’s signature style

Which statement about balance in composition is true? a) Symmetrical balance always feels livelier than asymmetrical balance b) Asymmetrical balance is always better than symmetrical balance c) Symmetrical balance creates calmness, while asymmetrical balance feels more dynamic d) Balance is irrelevant in abstract art

Symmetrical balance is characterized by: a) Uneven distribution of visual weight b) Elements arranged unevenly around a central axis c) Mirror-like repetition on either side of an axis d) Random placement of shapes and colors

Asymmetrical balance achieves equilibrium by: a) Using identical elements on both sides b) Distributing different elements unevenly but harmoniously c) Avoiding any sense of movement d) Only using black and white colors

Movement in art is often created using: a) Only realistic subjects b) Lines, shapes, and colors to imply motion c) Keeping all elements static d) Avoiding any repetition

Rhythm in art is best described as:

a) The sound an artwork makes b) The artist’s personal tempo while painting c) A rule that all paintings must follow d) The repetition of visual elements to create flow

How is rhythm emphasized in an artwork? a) By using completely random shapes b) Through repetition of lines, shapes, or patterns c) By avoiding any form of consistency d) By making sure no two elements are alike

Focus or emphasis in art is used to:

a) Distract the viewer from the main subject b) Draw attention to a specific area or object c) Ensure all parts of the artwork are equally important d) Hide mistakes in the composition

Contrast in art involves: a) Making all elements identical b) Pairing opposite elements to create visual interest c) Avoiding any differences in color or shape d) Only using monochromatic tones

Pattern in art refers to: a) A random arrangement of colors b) The regular repetition of lines, shapes, or colors c) The artist’s signature at the bottom d) Avoiding any form of repetition

Proportion in art ensures: a) That all elements are the same size b) That no two shapes can be similar c) A harmonious relationship between different parts of the artwork d) Only abstract compositions are valid

TYPES OF BALANCE