Subject :ARTH

Question 1 10 pts 1. Non-objective imagery is: O A) abstract. OB) always subjective in process. O C) never abstract. OD) always objective in process. OE) blue and green. Question 2 10 pts 2. Subjective process is: OA) scruffy. OB) sloppy. O C) precise. OD) A. & C. O E) A. & B. Question 3 10 pts 3. The form of the artwork refers to: O A) the subject matter; i.e., a person or landscape. O B) its meaning; the ideas being expressed. OC) its overall appearance. OD) all the above. O E) none of the above. Question 4 10 pts 4. A plastic quality is: O A) is always abstract. OB) is always realistic. O C) looks flat. OD) looks 3-dimensional. OE) is none of the above. Question 5 10 pts 5. Style: O A) is an image removed from naturalism. O B) gives artwork an identity as to who made it, or where, or when it was made. O C) is 2-dimensional. OD) is decorative. OE) is the manner by which a culture lives. U Question 6 10 pts 6. Which is NOT an element of art? O A) Line. O B) Value. O C) Balance. OD) Color. O E) Shape. Question 7 10 pts 7. Artwork that is stylized, (a "stylization") is: O A) an image removed from naturalism. OB) always asymmetrical. O C) always symmetrical. OD) always precise-looking. O E) always sloppy-looking. Question 8 10 pts 8. The elements of art are: O A) the ideas by which artworks are organized. OB) harmony, variety, and balance. O C) the materials and processes used to create art. OD) the visual ingredients that artworks are made up of. OE) none of the above. Question 9 10 pts 9. Decorative works of art look: O A) pretty and uplifting. OB) 3-dimensional. O C) shining and sparkling. OD) flat. O E) none of the above. Question 10 10 pts 10. The 3 properties of color are: OA) form, subject, and content. O B) blue, red, and yellow. O C) subjective, objective, and non-objective. O D) hue, value, and intensity. O E) green, orange, and violet