Unit Test — Unit test Answers

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3

Objects in a composition occupy ____________.

A
negative space
B
the forefront
C
symbolic form
D
positive space
4

What is Deconstruction in art?

A
The method that interprets artworks in the light of their economic and social contexts.
B
Interpretations should not focus on signs and symbols, but rather analyze the piece for what it is.
C
The artwork is expressing something about the artist's life.
D
A branch of analysis that questions traditional assumptions about what we see, think, or do.
5

What is the difference between movement and rhythm?

A
Movement is the sense of motion created often through repetition, where as rhythm is the shared characteristics of a piece that provide harmony.
B
Rhythm is the sense of motion created by a piece, where as movement is the repetition of an object or part in the piece.
C
Rhythm is the simulation of motion through the repetition of an object or part in the piece, where as movement refers to the form of the piece and the vantage points a person can move to, in order to examine the piece..
D
Movement is the sense of motion created by a piece, where as rhythm is the simulation of motion through the repetition of an object or part in the piece.
9

Perspective influences how a person looks at a piece of art and its qualities.

A
always true
B
sometimes true
C
always false
D
Perspective is not relevant in the interpretation of art.
11

In a work of art, what is the subject?

A
What is being represented in the piece.
B
The recognizable forms such as a figure.
C
Refers to the feelings created by a piece.
D
The visible elements of a piece.
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A
A
B
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C
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D
D
13

What is the difference between light and value?

A
Light is the illumination coming from a light source, where as value is the degree of lightness or lack of light in a hue.
B
Light is the brightness or dullness of a hue, where as value is the similarity that exists between a certain color and the other colors surrounding it.
C
Light is the degree of lightness or lack if light in a hue, where as value is the illumination of an overall piece using monochromatic or analogous colors.
D
Light is the element used by artists that directs the eye to given sections of a piece, where as value is the amount of light used in the piece as whole.
14

Secondary colors are __________________

A
the hues red, yellow, and blue, which can be mixed to produce all other hues.
B
hues made by combining equal parts of two primary colors.
C
hues that are directly opposite one another on the color wheel.
D
hues made by combining one primary and one secondary hue.
15

Realistic art is intended to show ____________________

A
something that are easily recognizable.
B
objects as they appear in natural habitats, but unflawed and perfect.
C
recognizable forms such as a figure.
D
object as they truly appear, without necessarily providing emotion or an experience.
16

What is asymmetry?

A
A sense of balance achieved by placing objects or forms that are different on either side of a central line.
B
The relationship between parts of a whole and their relation to the whole.
C
The two halves divided by a central line are mirror images of one another.
D
The arrangement of the elements so that no one part overpowers or seems heavier.
17

Which of the following is not a category of form in art?

A
representational art
B
abstract art
C
realistic art
D
objective art
18

What method of art analysis considers the underlying unconscious meaning of an artwork?

A
Psychoanalysis
B
Non-Structuralism
C
Deconstruction
D
Structuralism
20

The primary colors are ____________________.

A
red, green, and purple
B
yellow, blue, and green
C
yellow, blue, and red
D
blue, orange, and red

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