Test 1 Flashcards

1
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Which element refers to the enclosed space formed by lines and edges?

A

Form

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2
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Which element of art refers to the lightness or darkness of a color?

A

Value

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3
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Which element of art refers to the tactile quality of a surface, whether real or implied?

A

Texture

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4
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A color wheel is a visual representation of:

A

Secondary Colors
Complementary Colors
Primary Colors
All of the Above

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5
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The repetition of elements or patterns in a work of art creates this principle of art.

A

Rhythm

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6
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The visual weight or distribution of elements in a work of art is called:

A

Balance

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7
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The focal point of a work of art, where the viewer’s eye is drawn, is achieved through what principle of art?

A

Emphasis

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8
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Colors that are created by mixing a primary color with a secondary color are called:

A

Complementary Color

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9
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Plato’s theory of Forms posits that:

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The ideal world is more real than the physical world

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10
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According to Aristotle, the purpose of art is to:

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Imitate nature
Express emotions
Teach moral lessons
All of the above

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11
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he concept of “catharsis” in aesthetics refers to:

A

The purification of emotions through art

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12
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The Renaissance was characterized by a renewed interest in:

A

Classical Greek and Roman art

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13
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The concept of “mimesis” in aesthetics refers to

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The imitation of nature

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14
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The period of Western art from approximately 1860 to 1970 is generally referred to as:

A

Modern Art

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15
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Impressionist painters were known for their emphasis on:

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Capturing the fleeting effects of light and color

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16
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Cubism is primarily characterized by:

A

The use of multiple viewpoints and fragmented forms

The emphasis on emotion and expression
The use of geometric shapes and lines
The rejection of all recognizable forms

17
Q

Abstract Expressionism is primarily characterized by:

A

The emphasis on the artist’s emotions

18
Q

Surrealism is primarily characterized by:

A

The emphasis on the artist’s emotions mind

19
Q

The Dada movement was primarily characterized by

A

The rejection of traditional art and values

20
Q

Which of the following is a key characteristic of Contemporary Art?

A

Emphasis on the personal and collective experience

21
Q

Relational art emphasizes

A

The shared experience between the artist and the viewer

22
Q

Installation art is characterized by

A

The creation of a three-dimensional environment

The use of traditional painting techniques
The emphasis on the object created
The rejection of all forms of technology

23
Q

Performance art is characterized by:

A

Acting, dancing, and singing
The emphasis on the theatre
The artist’s body as the medium

The use of traditional art materials