Fine Arts Flashcards

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realia

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real objects

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color

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surface quality revealed by reflected light

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3
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hue

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name of color

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4
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value

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lightness or darkness of color

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5
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intensity

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saturation, brightness or dullness of color

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6
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texture

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visual or actual feel of object

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7
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shape

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two dimensional are defined by lines, colors, or values

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8
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form

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three dimensional quality of objects

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9
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line

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mark made by moving a tool across the surface

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10
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space

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area that surrounds shapes and forms

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11
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emphasis

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principle of design (focal point)

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12
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contrast

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unlikeness in quality

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13
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pattern

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repeating motif or symbol

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14
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rhythm

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the way repeating, varying, and spacing elements can create the equivalent of notes and pulses in music. repetition of visual element - lines, spaces, shapes

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15
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balance

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principle of design - formal, informal, symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial

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proportion

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relation of one thing to another in size, degree, or amount

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17
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unity

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principle of art - when all fundamental principles of art are used

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18
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drawing

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using any linear art materials pencil, markers, charcoal, ink, chalk

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19
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paintings

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more color intensive than drawings, tempura paint, water-soluble acrylics, watercolors

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20
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printmaking

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any technique that produces multiple copies, including woodcut, serigraph (silk-screen), etching, lithography

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21
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construction

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creating or building artwork pottery, sculpture, clay, ceramics

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22
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ceramics

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clay or other media to form shapes

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23
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fiber art

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weaving, appliques, embroidery

24
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electronic media

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adobe photoshop, draw and paint programs

25
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tuned percussion

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xylophones, bells

26
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non tuned percussion

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drums, claves, cowbell

27
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beat

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steady pulse, must be established before rhythm can be added

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meter

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how many steady beats in a measure

29
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dynamics

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how loud or soft music is played or sung forte=loud piano=soft

30
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tempo

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how fast or slow music is played or sung adente=walking allegro=fast adagio=slow

31
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melody

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the tune of a song or piece up and down movement=contour

32
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pitch

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exact placement of note on a scale

33
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key signature

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“what black notes to play” flats or sharps

34
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harmony

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chords

35
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timbre and instrumentation

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different quality of sound by different instruments

36
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clef

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treble or bass

37
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rhythm

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fast or slow to communicate to audience, like syllables in a sentence

38
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systems of the body

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skeletal, muscular, integumentary (skin), ardiorespiratory, digestive, sensory

39
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body structures

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nrevous, endocrine, lymphatic, urinary, and reproductive systems

40
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obese

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BMI 25 or higher or 20% above national recommended weight for height

41
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hypokinetic disease

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associated with decreased physical activity

42
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flexibility

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develop and maintain full range of motion

43
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slow-sustained stretching

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hold stretch 10-30 seconds, then release

44
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proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitaion stretching (PNF)

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grades 4-6, stretch muscle by partner or object (towel)

45
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body composition

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lean body tissue compared to adipose (fat) tissue

46
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muscular strength and endurance

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natural resistance and strength activities where body weight is intirelly or partially held or lifted

47
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EC-2 curricular focus

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fundamental movement skills development

48
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3-6 curricular focus

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expands motor skill foundation combines movement skills into movement patterns

49
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cephalocaudal motor development

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Identifies that children gain voluntary control of area of body closest to head first before the rest of the body

50
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proximodistal motor develpment

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large (gross) muscle movements before small (fine) motor movements

51
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effort

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movements that incorporate time, flow, and force (move slow or quick, with tight or loose arms, with strong or light steps)

52
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space

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body movement at different levels, directions, and ranges of movement high or low levels, forward or backward, narrow or wide movements)

53
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relationship

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conceptual awareness of moving while interacting with objects or people (in, around a cone, with or without a partner)

54
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locomotor

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move body from one location to another, walking, running, leaping, jumping, hopping, galloping, sliding, and skipping)

55
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nonlocomotor

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body control, balance, and stability skills, maintain body control while moving, starting, stopping, dodging, balance beam, cartwheel, headstand, handstand, tripod

56
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manipulative

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motor skills to control an object, kicking, trapping, throwing, striking, catching, bouncing, ball rolling