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Froggy Jumps Art 1 study guide - FALLOnline version Test your core art knowledge and concepts. by Christopher 1 What is the complementary color of red? a Blue b Violet c Green 2 Which are the primary colors? a Green, Orange, Purple b Red, Green, Blue c Red, Blue, Yellow 3 The brightness or dullness of a hue is called what? a Saturation b Value c Intensity 4 What is a still-life? a A portrait of a person b A landscape scene c A painting of inanimate objects 5 A pattern of closely spaced dots used to create shading is called? a Stippling b Pointillism c Cross-hatching 6 Which element of design is an enclosed two-dimensional form? a Space b Texture c Shape 7 Which principle refers to formal visual balance on both sides? a Rhythm b Symmetrical balance c Asymmetrical balance 8 What is the best way to learn about art? a Read it b Make it c Research it 9 What medium can be compressed into sticks, like chalk, and has a soft, grainy quality that smudges easily? a charcoal b chalk c ink 10 What is Media? a Tools of the trade b Tools of the Mechanic c Tools of the artist 11 Turning a picture upside down helps the artist: a Perceives Form and Shape b Percieves shape and space c Perceives Space and Depth 12 The empty area or areas which surround or occur within a shape is: a Negative Space b Positive Space c Empty Space 13 A tool to measure tones with many tonal changes. a Color scale b Barometer c Value scale 14 An element of design that is the path left by a moving point? a texture b space c line 15 An element that is an enclosed two-dimensional space? a shape b form c contrast 16 An element that is three-dimensional and encloses volume? a color b line c form 17 The element that refers to the quality of a surface, tactile and visual? a line b space c texture 18 An element where the surface is painted to LOOK like texture, but isn’t? a pattern b texture c simulated texture 19 An element indicating depth in a two-dimensional work? a value b color c space 20 An element with hue, intensity, and value; studied with a color wheel? a shape b rhythm c color 21 The element related to the lightness or darkness of a color? a intensity b value c texture 22 A principle referring to formal visual equalization in a work? a emphasis b symmetrical balance c movement 23 A principle with informal visual equalization, often with uneven masses? a rhythm b unity c asymmetrical balance 24 The transformation from one mental state to another (L-R) mode is called a: a cognitive shift b gear shift c logical shift 25 The connecting nerve between the two hemispheres of the brain is called the: a medulla oblongata b corpus callosum c temporal lobe 26 Which function is typically associated with the left brain? a Verbal b Spatial c Imagination 27 The right brain is typically associated with which function? a Spatial b Linear c Verbal 28 Left brain functions are typically linked to which area? a Verbal b Spatial c Imagination 29 Imagination is associated with which hemisphere? a Left brain b Both c Right brain 30 Analytic processing is associated with which hemisphere? a Both b Left brain c Right brain 31 Linear processing is associated with which hemisphere? a Left brain b Both c Right brain 32 Synthetic processing is associated with which hemisphere? a Right brain b Both c Left brain 33 Which hemisphere is more linked to verbal skills? a Left brain b Both c Right brain 34 In light logic, what is the lightest value? a Highlight b Gray c White 35 Which term describes light reflected back onto the object by surrounding surfaces? a Reflected Light b Cast Shadow c Highlight 36 In light logic, what is the darkest value? a Gray b White c Black 37 A shadow lying between the highlight and the reflected light is called? a Cast Shadow b Highlight c Crest Shadow 38 What is the darkest area caused by the object's blocking of light from the source? a Reflected Light b Crest Shadow c Cast Shadow 39 Which term represents the lightest area on a subject when illuminated? a White b Cast Shadow c Highlight 40 Which term describes light bouncing back onto the object from nearby surfaces? a Reflected Light b Cast Shadow c Highlight 41 Which is the darkest value category in light logic? a Highlight b Gray c Black 42 Between highlight and reflected light, which shadow sits as the midtone? a Cast Shadow b Reflected Light c Crest Shadow 43 Which shadow results from an object blocking light source? a Cast Shadow b Crest Shadow c Reflected Light

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by Christopher

What is the complementary color of red?

Which are the primary colors?

The brightness or dullness of a hue is called what?

What is a still-life?

A pattern of closely spaced dots used to create shading is called?

Which element of design is an enclosed two-dimensional form?

Which principle refers to formal visual balance on both sides?

What is the best way to learn about art?

What medium can be compressed into sticks, like chalk, and has a soft, grainy quality that smudges easily?

What is Media?

Turning a picture upside down helps the artist:

The empty area or areas which surround or occur within a shape is:

A tool to measure tones with many tonal changes.

An element of design that is the path left by a moving point?

An element that is an enclosed two-dimensional space?

An element that is three-dimensional and encloses volume?

The element that refers to the quality of a surface, tactile and visual?

An element where the surface is painted to LOOK like texture, but isn’t?

An element indicating depth in a two-dimensional work?

An element with hue, intensity, and value; studied with a color wheel?

The element related to the lightness or darkness of a color?

A principle referring to formal visual equalization in a work?

A principle with informal visual equalization, often with uneven masses?

The transformation from one mental state to another (L-R) mode is called a:

The connecting nerve between the two hemispheres of the brain is called the:

Which function is typically associated with the left brain?

The right brain is typically associated with which function?

Left brain functions are typically linked to which area?

Imagination is associated with which hemisphere?

Analytic processing is associated with which hemisphere?

Linear processing is associated with which hemisphere?

Synthetic processing is associated with which hemisphere?

Which hemisphere is more linked to verbal skills?

In light logic, what is the lightest value?

Which term describes light reflected back onto the object by surrounding surfaces?

In light logic, what is the darkest value?

A shadow lying between the highlight and the reflected light is called?

What is the darkest area caused by the object's blocking of light from the source?

Which term represents the lightest area on a subject when illuminated?

Which term describes light bouncing back onto the object from nearby surfaces?

Which is the darkest value category in light logic?

Between highlight and reflected light, which shadow sits as the midtone?

Which shadow results from an object blocking light source?