Quiz: REVIEW GAME TLE 9 (arts/ict)


REVIEW GAME TLE 9Online version REVIEW GAME TLE 9 by Marichel Villafria 1 What is Da Vinci’s artwork about the human body’s proportion? a Body proportion b Whole body proportion c Vitruvius Man d Vitruvian Man 2 What do we call the relative size of parts of a whole? a Depth b Height c Proportion d Scale 3 What kind of proportion will you use in painting or drawing to make it seem to have proper and appropriate height, width, and depth? a Altered Proportion b Regular Proportion c Scaled Proportion d Standardized Proportion 4 When drawing a house with people beside it, why is scale important? a It makes the house and people match in size and look natural together b It makes the drawing faster to finish c It changes the type of pencil used d It avoids adding details 5 What principle in designing a logo refers to being recognizable in the first look or seconds in the viewer’s mind? a Memorable b Scalability c Simplicity d Timelessness 6 A company wants its logo to look clear and effective whether it is printed on a big billboard or shown on a small phone screen. Which design principle is being applied? a Memorable b Scalability c Simplicity d Timelessness 7 What pictorial drawing shows the three surfaces of the object tilted 30 degrees in front of the observer? a Dimetric drawing b Isometric drawing c Pictorial drawing d Trimetric drawing 8 What tool is best to use in making isometric drawings? a 30 60 90 triangle b Compass c Protractor d Ruler 9 In an isometric drawing of a house, you see the wall that shows the depth and height of the building. Which view is this? a Side view b Top view c Front view d Bottom view 10 What is the art of sketching the human figure, often done live with a nude model who is standing or sitting in a pose that emphasizes the figure? a Body Sketching b Figure Drawing c Eight head count d Life Drawing 11 What is a method in which the size or length of the head is used to measure the height and width of a figure? a Body Sketching b Eight head count c Figure Drawing d Life Drawing 12 What technique is used when an artist draws simple ovals for the skull (the head), the rib cage (the chest), and the pelvis (hip bone)? a Fleshing out the Figure with Ovals b Life Drawing c The 3 Basic Solids d The Stick Figure 13 What technique should you use if you are a beginner and prefer to use basic shapes and lines in drawing a figure? a Fleshing out the Figure with Ovals b Life Drawing c The 3 Basic Solids d The Stick Figure 14 What explains the amount or degree of lightness or darkness of a space or a region? a Tonal change b Tonal range c Value change d Value range 15 A student is shading a portrait and wants to show dark shadows with rich tones. Which type of pencil should they choose? a B b HB c F d H 16 Another student is sketching light outlines for a landscape drawing. Which pencil is best for creating lighter tones? a B b HB c F d H 17 What is essentially a technique that uses line as the main vehicle of expression, rather than the depth of color? a Digital Drawing b Linear Drawing c Graphic Drawing d Portrait Drawing 18 What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow? a Bright area b Half tone c Highlight d Light 19 What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow? a Bright area b Half tone c Highlight d Light 20 Who uses the stippling method in their outputs? a Bruno uses shading techniques. b Diana uses lines in drawing hair. c Kelly uses dots to fill in the figure. d Sam uses scribbles to finish the body.

1

What is Da Vinci’s artwork about the human body’s proportion?

a

Body proportion

b

Whole body proportion

c

Vitruvius Man

d

Vitruvian Man

2

What do we call the relative size of parts of a whole?

a

Depth

b

Height

c

Proportion

d

Scale

3

What kind of proportion will you use in painting or drawing to make it seem to have proper and appropriate height, width, and depth?

a

Altered Proportion

b

Regular Proportion

c

Scaled Proportion

d

Standardized Proportion

4

When drawing a house with people beside it, why is scale important?

a

It makes the house and people match in size and look natural together

b

It makes the drawing faster to finish

c

It changes the type of pencil used

d

It avoids adding details

5

What principle in designing a logo refers to being recognizable in the first look or seconds in the viewer’s mind?

a

Memorable

b

Scalability

c

Simplicity

d

Timelessness

6

A company wants its logo to look clear and effective whether it is printed on a big billboard or shown on a small phone screen. Which design principle is being applied?

a

Memorable

b

Scalability

c

Simplicity

d

Timelessness

7

What pictorial drawing shows the three surfaces of the object tilted 30 degrees in front of the observer?

a

Dimetric drawing

b

Isometric drawing

c

Pictorial drawing

d

Trimetric drawing

8

What tool is best to use in making isometric drawings?

a

30 60 90 triangle

b

Compass

c

Protractor

d

Ruler

9

In an isometric drawing of a house, you see the wall that shows the depth and height of the building. Which view is this?

a

Side view

b

Top view

c

Front view

d

Bottom view

10

What is the art of sketching the human figure, often done live with a nude model who is standing or sitting in a pose that emphasizes the figure?

a

Body Sketching

b

Figure Drawing

c

Eight head count

d

Life Drawing

11

What is a method in which the size or length of the head is used to measure the height and width of a figure?

a

Body Sketching

b

Eight head count

c

Figure Drawing

d

Life Drawing

12

What technique is used when an artist draws simple ovals for the skull (the head), the rib cage (the chest), and the pelvis (hip bone)?

a

Fleshing out the Figure with Ovals

b

Life Drawing

c

The 3 Basic Solids

d

The Stick Figure

13

What technique should you use if you are a beginner and prefer to use basic shapes and lines in drawing a figure?

a

Fleshing out the Figure with Ovals

b

Life Drawing

c

The 3 Basic Solids

d

The Stick Figure

14

What explains the amount or degree of lightness or darkness of a space or a region?

a

Tonal change

b

Tonal range

c

Value change

d

Value range

15

A student is shading a portrait and wants to show dark shadows with rich tones. Which type of pencil should they choose?

a

B

b

HB

c

F

d

H

16

Another student is sketching light outlines for a landscape drawing. Which pencil is best for creating lighter tones?

a

B

b

HB

c

F

d

H

17

What is essentially a technique that uses line as the main vehicle of expression, rather than the depth of color?

a

Digital Drawing

b

Linear Drawing

c

Graphic Drawing

d

Portrait Drawing

18

What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow?

a

Bright area

b

Half tone

c

Highlight

d

Light

19

What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow?

a

Bright area

b

Half tone

c

Highlight

d

Light

20

Who uses the stippling method in their outputs?

a

Bruno uses shading techniques.

b

Diana uses lines in drawing hair.

c

Kelly uses dots to fill in the figure.

d

Sam uses scribbles to finish the body.

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REVIEW GAME TLE 9Online version

by Marichel Villafria

What is Da Vinci’s artwork about the human body’s proportion?

What do we call the relative size of parts of a whole?

What kind of proportion will you use in painting or drawing to make it seem to have proper and appropriate height, width, and depth?

When drawing a house with people beside it, why is scale important?

What principle in designing a logo refers to being recognizable in the first look or seconds in the viewer’s mind?

A company wants its logo to look clear and effective whether it is printed on a big billboard or shown on a small phone screen. Which design principle is being applied?

What pictorial drawing shows the three surfaces of the object tilted 30 degrees in front of the observer?

What tool is best to use in making isometric drawings?

In an isometric drawing of a house, you see the wall that shows the depth and height of the building. Which view is this?

What is the art of sketching the human figure, often done live with a nude model who is standing or sitting in a pose that emphasizes the figure?

What is a method in which the size or length of the head is used to measure the height and width of a figure?

What technique is used when an artist draws simple ovals for the skull (the head), the rib cage (the chest), and the pelvis (hip bone)?

What technique should you use if you are a beginner and prefer to use basic shapes and lines in drawing a figure?

What explains the amount or degree of lightness or darkness of a space or a region?

A student is shading a portrait and wants to show dark shadows with rich tones. Which type of pencil should they choose?

Another student is sketching light outlines for a landscape drawing. Which pencil is best for creating lighter tones?

What is essentially a technique that uses line as the main vehicle of expression, rather than the depth of color?

What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow?

What refers to the normal bright area of the image that does not reach the brightest value and touch of the shadow?

Who uses the stippling method in their outputs?

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