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ART 1 Mid-Term Created by Educational Technology Network. www.edtechnetwork.com 2009

Color Tone/Value Line/Shape Techniques & Textures Space 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Color– 100 Points ANSWER: What are the “in-between” colors? Tertiary Colors

Color– 200 Points ANSWER: This color scheme uses only one hue. Monochromatic

Color– 300 Points ANSWER: Name all three sets of complimentary colors. Blue and Orange Yellow and Purple Red and Green

Color– 400 Points ANSWER: What are the warm and cool colors? Red, Yellow, Orange Blue, Green, Purple

Color– 500 Points ANSWER: Name the four color schemes Monochromatic, Complementary, Analogous, Triadic

Tone/Value– 100 Points ANSWER: The use of light and dark, shade and highlight, in an artwork ANSWER: Tone/Value

Tone/Value– 200 Points ANSWER: Form is a ______________________ shape. 3-dimensional

Tone/Value– 300 Points ANSWER: Tone and value becomes critical when working on these artworks. ANSWER: Artworks with no color

Tone/Value– 400 Points ANSWER: This system uses increasing numbers to depict increasing levels of shading. ANSWER: Gradient Scale

Tone/Value– 500 Points ANSWER: When used in conjunction with a shape, tone and value will create a… ANSWER: Form

Line/Shape– 100 Points ANSWER: Any mark between two points is a _________. ANSWER: Line

Line/Shape– 200 Points ANSWER: This refers to areas in two-dimensional space that are defined by edges, setting one flat specific space apart from another. ANSWER: Shape

Line/Shape– 300 Points ANSWER: Which of the two categories which shapes fall into is man-made? ANSWER: Geometric

Line/Shape– 400 Points ANSWER: This refers to the line that draws the viewer’s eye across the artwork. ANSWER: Line of Sight or Visual Line

Line/Shape– 500 Points ANSWER: A gesture drawing is used to get the ________ positioning, while a couture drawing is used to show the ____________. ANSWER: General and Details

Techniques & Textures– 100 Points This is used in replicating an image of any size. ANSWER: Grid

Techniques & Textures– 200 Points This type refers to the illusion of texture. ANSWER: Visual

Techniques & Textures– 300 Points When making a grid you must have the same number of what on both the image and your paper? ANSWER: Rows and Columns

Techniques & Textures– 400 Points This type of Texture relates to the sense of touch ANSWER: Tactile

Techniques & Textures– 500 Points Which texture technique uses straight lines? ANSWER: Hatching, Crosshatching

Space– 100 Points This refers to the distances or areas around, between and within things. ANSWER: Space

Space– 200 Points Space can be grouped into two categories: ________ and __________ space. ANSWER: Positive, Negative

Space– 300 Points ANSWER: Overlapping creates what 3 different planes? Foreground, Middleground, Background

Space– 400 Points When creating a linear perspective artwork, which lines must go to the vanishing point? ANSWER: Horizontal

Space– 500 Points _____________ is the concept relating to how an object seems smaller the farther away it gets. ANSWER: Point Perspective