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Question 1

A mark with greater length than width.

Answer 1

Line

Question 2

Created when lines intersect or become joined.

Answer 2

Shape

Question 3

Shapes that can easily be measured because they have consistent lines.

Answer 3

Geometric shapes

Question 4

Shapes that are found in nature or to be things that resemble nature.

Answer 4

Organic shapes

Question 5

Any edge or line you can see on, in, or around a thing or shape.

Answer 5

Contour

Question 6

The main object.

Answer 6

Positive shapes

Question 7

Around the main object.

Answer 7

Negative shapes

Question 8

Refers to the lines that give you information about the structure of what you are drawing.

Answer 8

Structural line drawing

Question 9

Three-dimensional shapes expressing length, width, and depth.

Answer 9

Form

Question 10

What you are able to see of a circle based on your vantage-point.

Answer 10

Ellipse

Question 11

A type of art whose subject is a group of natural objects.

Answer 11

Still Life

Question 12

The ratio between the size of an object and its model or representation.

Answer 12

Scale

Question 13

the scale of the objects within your drawing in relationship to each other.

Answer 13

Proportion

Question 14

The lightness or darkness of something.

Answer 14

Value

Question 15

The representation of light and shadows on objects in a realistic manner.

Answer 15

Light Logic

Question 16

The lightest value which is in the direct light and should be the only part of your paper left completely white.

Answer 16

Highlight

Question 17

the light grays that are the transition between the light and the core shadow. These are also called halftones.

Answer 17

Midtones

Question 18

the darkest shadow on the object

Answer 18

Core Shadow

Question 19

the light found in the shadow reflected from a surface or another source

Answer 19

Reflected light

Question 20

the shadow cast by the object

Answer 20

Cast Shadow

Question 21

Formed by the variation within a pattern.

Answer 21

Rhythm

Question 22

Means that both sides of something look the same or that they mirror each other.

Answer 22

Symmetry

Question 23

The surface quality [of an object] that can be seen and felt.

Answer 23

Visual Texture

Question 24

The name of a color from the color wheel.

Answer 24

Hue

Question 25

Red, yellow and blue. These are the hues that cannot be mixed.

Answer 25

Primary Color

Question 26

This is a group of three colors – orange, violet and green - that are mixed from the three primary colors.

Answer 26

Secondary Color

Question 27

This is a group of six colors that occurs when a primary and a secondary color are mixed.

Answer 27

Tertiary Color

Question 28

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.; red/green, blue/orange, yellow/violet

Answer 28

Complementary Color

Question 29

Red, yellow, orange, red-orange, yellow, orange. (pink, maroon, peach, etc.)

Answer 29

Warm Colors

Question 30

Blue, green, violet, blue-violet, blue-green. (teal, navy blue, lavender, etc.)

Answer 30

Cool Colors

Question 31

A way of representing distance and things going back in space in a visually accurate way.

Answer 31

Perspective

Question 32

The line where the sky meets the land; eye level.

Answer 32

Horizon line

Question 33

Lines that are parallel in reality seem to come together as they are farther away from the viewer.

Answer 33

Convergence

Question 34

The viewing place; bird’s eye view or looking from above as opposed to viewing from below or directly head on. From what location or height do you see the scene?

Answer 34

Vantage Point

Question 35

The point at which lines leading into the distance appear to meet and disappear. The point of convergence. This is different from a vantage point.

Answer 35

Vanishing Point

Question 36

the part of a scene that appears closest; what is in front of the middleground and background.

Answer 36

Foreground

Question 37

the part of a scene that appears most distant; what is behind the foreground and middle ground.

Answer 37

Background

Question 38

the middle distance; what is between the foreground and background

Answer 38

Middle ground