1) How the elements are arranged and organized according to the Principles of Design. a) Composition b) foreground. c) 2-dimensional. d) picture plane. 2) Having an object partially cover another object. This technique is called a) contouring. b) overlapping. c) patterning. d) balancing. 3) A basic guide to follow when deciding where to place a focal point and other important shapes in a design is called a) Triad. b) the Rule of Thirds. c) the Power of Threes. d) a lucky guess. 4) Media refers to the artist's choice of a) materials. b) tools. c) techniques. d) art elements. 5) For an image to be a primary resource, it must come from a) your own imagination. b) your own photograph. c) your own observation. d) all of the above. 6) The main colors that you select for your artwork are called a a) color scheme. b) color wheel. c) color spectrum. d) color theory. 7) To be original, an artist must a) do what everyone else does. b) copy an idea from the internet. c) use a character from a video game. d) use the power of independent thought or constructive imagination. 8) A drawing style that focuses on the edges of the object without looking at the paper is called a) composition. b) blind contour. c) surreal. d) cross contour. 9) The art process for making multiple copies from a single image is called a) printmaking. b) drawing. c) painting. d) sculpture. 10) Wedging clay before using it helps to remove a) the slip. b) any impurities. c) air pockets. d) the glaze. 11) Pinch, coil, and slab are construction methods for a) hand building with clay. b) weaving. c) finger painting. d) printmaking. 12) The oven-like piece of equipment used to fire clay is called a a) kennel. b) slab. c) kilt. d) kiln. 13) Good craftsmanship means the artist has a) finished first. b) won a contest. c) bought their tools from Sears. d) used skill, knowledge, neatness and effort. 14) The process of an image being captured and recorded by light is a) painting. b) photography. c) drawing. d) sculpture. 15) Artwork created with natural or synthetic materials and in which aesthetics and manual labor have value over function is called a) fiber art. b) photography. c) performance art. d) Impressionism. 16) Artwork created through the use of computer technology is called a) printmaking. b) digital art. c) Op Art. d) a secondary source. 17) An art material you cannot see through is a) transparent. b) translucent. c) opaque. d) organic. 18) In an Art Critique, "What is the artist trying to say?" is asked during the a) Judgement step. b) Interpretation step. c) Analysis step. d) Description step. 19) The culture of a group of people is revealed through their a) shared attitudes, values, and goals. b) art, customs, and religion. c) passing knowledge from generation to generation. d) all of the above. 20) A color scheme that uses only one color with its tints, tones and shades is a) analogous. b) complimentary. c) primary triad. d) monochromatic. 21) Mixing two primary colors in visually equal amounts will create the secondary colors a) red, yellow, and blue. b) green, blue, and violet. c) blue-green, blue-violet, and red-violet. d) violet, orange, and green. 22) Colors that are opposites on the color wheel are a) secondary triad. b) complementary colors. c) monochromatic colors. d) primary colors. 23) A line is a) the mark or path of a moving point. b) the form of a moving point. c) the color of a moving point. d) the value of a moving point. 24) How rough or smooth a surface feels or looks like is called a) texture. b) value. c) color. d) line. 25) 3-D forms that are carved, constructed, or modeled are a) prints. b) shapes. c) sculpture. d) space. 26) The part of the picture plane that appears closest to you is the a) background. b) middle ground. c) foreground. d) sideline. 27) Linear perspective is one way to create the illusion of a) texture. b) space. c) movement. d) gesture. 28) A chart that artists use to compare light and darks in a design is a a) color wheel. b) shadow. c) viewfinder. d) value scale. 29) Having contrast in your art means you have created a) confusion to make areas look more interesting. b) similarities to help areas blend together more. c) differences to help areas stand out more. d) colors to help areas look more real. 30) Proportion refers to a) using value. b) balancing the design. c) contrasting shapes. d) size relationships. 31) Having unity in your design means you have created a) differences in values. b) interesting variety. c) a sense of oneness or wholeness. d) roughness or smoothness. 32) Use emphasis in your artwork to a) balance the proportions. b) add texture to the whole design. c) bring greater attention to a particular part of your design. d) overlap shapes in the background. 33) Repeating elements to move the eye through an artwork is called a) contrast. b) rhythm c) variety. d) color. 34) Arranging or designing the elements to suggest motion or action is called a) movement. b) contrast. c) dabbing. d) osmosis. 35) Repeating design elements like line, color, texture and shape in a planned way creates a) shadows. b) perspective. c) pattern. d) highlights. 36) Variety in art means a) the design has no repetition. b) the design has some kind of change to make it more interesting. c) no two shapes are the same. d) everything is the same. 37) It is important to arrange the parts of a design to equalize the visual weights. Good decisions about this Principle of Design will create good a) contrast. b) variety. c) emphasis. d) balance. 38) Showing parallel lines as appearing to converge in the distance is a technique called a) perspective drawing. b) a rough sketch. c) watercolor resist. d) gesture drawing.

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