1.
This occurs when an animal, object, or idea is given human form or characteristics. (1 point)
literalism
symbolism
personification
allusion
2.
This occurs when you make reference to a well-known character, person, place, or event from life or literature.
(1 point)
literalism
symbolism
personification
allusion
3.
This kind of abstract art is based on, or inspired by, a subject or object. (1 point)
objective
nonobjective
realistic
4.
This is an easy to identify graphic symbol that stands for a company or organization.
(1 point)
illumination
graphic design
logo
typography
5.
This is decorative or stylized writing.
(1 point)
logo
calligraphy
typography
illumination
6.
This is the act of drawing lines quickly and loosely to capture the form and actions of a subject, particularly a person.
(1 point)
contour drawing
shading
sketching
gesture drawing
7.
This is NOT a type of artwork based on the written word. (1 point)
illuminated manuscripts
calligraphy
typography
logo
8.
This is the name of a professional graphic designer turned fine artist, who creates artworks by enlarging photographs and adding text. (1 point)
Leonardo da Vinci
Robert Indiana
Barbara Kruger
Warren Insensee
9.
This is a type of visual communication that uses words, images, and symbols to convey an idea. (1 point)
The Renaissance
geometric abstraction
personification
graphic design
10.
As Barbara Kruger demonstrates in her artwork, you can change the meaning of an image by doing this. (1 point)
adding colors
adding text
adding space
adding shapes
My answers:
1. personification
2. allusion
3. nonobjective
4. logo
5. calligraphy
6. gesture drawing
7. logo
8. Barbara Kruger
9. graphic design
10. adding text
I am not at all sure about your answer to number 3.
I disagree with you on 3 (but I'm not 100% sure, either) and 6.
I have no idea about 8 and 10.
The others seem right.
Yes sketching is possible for 6.
I Googled Barbara Kruger to confirm 8 and 10
1.
This occurs when an animal, object, or idea is given human form or characteristics. (1 point)
Unselected answer (0 pts) literalism
(0 pts) symbolism
(1 pt) personification
(0 pts) allusion
1 /1 point
2.
This occurs when you make reference to a well-known character, person, place, or event from life or literature.
(1 point)
(0 pts) literalism
(0 pts) symbolism
(0 pts) personification
(1 pt) allusion
1 /1 point
3.
This kind of abstract art is based on, or inspired by, a subject or object. (1 point)
(1 pt) objective
(0 pts) nonobjective
(0 pts) realistic
1 /1 point
4.
This is an easy to identify graphic symbol that stands for a company or organization.
(1 point)
(0 pts) illumination
(0 pts) graphic design
(1 pt) logo
(0 pts) typography
1 /1 point
5.
This is decorative or stylized writing.
(1 point)
(0 pts) logo
(1 pt) calligraphy
(0 pts) typography
(0 pts) illumination
1 /1 point
6.
This is the act of drawing lines quickly and loosely to capture the form and actions of a subject, particularly a person.
(1 point)
(0 pts) contour drawing
(0 pts) shading
(0 pts) sketching
(1 pt) gesture drawing
0 /1 point
7.
This is NOT a type of artwork based on the written word. (1 point)
(0 pts) illuminated manuscripts
(0 pts) calligraphy
(0 pts) typography
(1 pt) logo
0 /1 point
8.
This is the name of a professional graphic designer turned fine artist, who creates artworks by enlarging photographs and adding text. (1 point)
(0 pts) Leonardo da Vinci
(0 pts) Robert Indiana
(1 pt) Barbara Kruger
(0 pts) Warren Insensee
1 /1 point
9.
This is a type of visual communication that uses words, images, and symbols to convey an idea. (1 point)
(0 pts) The Renaissance
(0 pts) geometric abstraction
(0 pts) personification
(1 pt) graphic design
1 /1 point
10.
As Barbara Kruger demonstrates in her artwork, you can change the meaning of an image by doing this. (1 point)
(0 pts) adding colors
(1 pt) adding text
(0 pts) adding space
(0 pts) adding shapes
Wow All answers were right!
object
ive