Artists make shapes in the background smaller than shapes in the foreground to communicate their distance from the viewer. How else might a landscape artist show shapes in the background to depict their distance from the viewer? (1 point)
show shapes with bright colors
show shapes that are sharp and clear
show shapes with lighter colors
show shapes that are large and bold
2. A cityscape artist completes a portrait of a busy, grimy, dirty city with no signs of nature. Which of the following might he be suggesting humanity’s relationship with the surrounding world? (1 point)
Cities encourage productivity and life.
Cities encourage disconnection from nature.
Cities encourage focus and hard work.
Cities encourage disconnection from others.
3. Public spaces such as playgrounds or skate parks often serve the purpose of meeting which significant human needs? (1 point)
needs for conflict and stress
needs for solitude and meditation
needs for creativity and art creation
needs for recreation and challenge
4. The placement of rocks in a Japanese garden is an example of which artistic principle that communicates the cultural value of embracing a lack of equality? (1 point)
asymmetry
balance
symmetry
transformation
5. Kimonos often show repeated images from nature. Which of the following artistic elements is this an example of? (1 point)
asymmetry
balance
color
patterns
6. The gold trim, rich colors, and plentiful lace on eighteenth-century European fashions communicated which value of Baroque culture? (1 point)
simplicity
balance
extravagance
creativity
7. Which artist-inventor trait is responsible for the ability to come up with new ideas? (1 point)
ingenuity
flexibility
ability to visualize
skillful handiwork
8. Japanese kimonos often depict images of trees, rivers, or flowers. These images give clues about which Japanese cultural value? (1 point)
inner strength
peace with the world
harmony with nature
balanced perspective
9. In an effort to help a student understand the concept of shading, which teaching strategy could an educator use to help someone who learns best through hands-on activities? (1 point)
explain shading techniques out loud
write shading technique on the board
give time to practice shading techniques
show examples of shading techniques
10. In addition to skills in creating art, which type of knowledge is important for art therapists to have to successfullly perform their jobs? (1 point)
knowledge of physical therapy
knowledge of psychology
knowledge of teaching strategies
knowledge of art history
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1. C
2. b
3. d
4. a
5. d
6. c
7. a
8. c
9. c
10. b