1.
How can the creation of community art empower the contributing artists?
(1 point)
it gives them control over others
it gives them confidence in their abilities
it gives them something useful to do
it gives them a paying job
2.
A local mural completed by a group of teenagers, and a large religious mural on the walls of an Italian church are both examples of community art. What makes the local mural unique?
(1 point)
it was created by a professional for the community
it was created by the community for one individual
it was created by the community for the community
it was created by the community for a sponsor
3.
Which is the most likely patron for a community mural that will celebrate a city-wide day of reading?
(1 point)
national book company
local department store
local thrift store
local bookstore
4.
An artist creates a mural depicting a local celebration of health and fitness for all community members. What would be the best subject choice for this mural?
(1 point)
the figures of various community members
the figures of local sports heroes
the figures of local high school athletes
the figures of local athletic trainers
A vibrant red heart is surrounded by yellows and oranges. Thick black outlines and patterns lead outward to a border of purple, blue, and maroon abstract shapes.
5.
Which value is the artist intending to convey in this graffiti mural?
(1 point)
freedom
creativity
honor
love
6.
Which of the following is most likely the reason for a city to reject an artist’s proposal to create a religious mural on the side of the city library?
(1 point)
The wall is too large for the subject matter.
The location is inappropriate for the subject matter.
The wall is deteriorating and won’t support the mural.
The wall is too small for the subject matter.
7.
Which definition is the best description of vanishing point?
(1 point)
a black dot in space where all lines converge and all objects recede
an imaginary point in space where all lines recede and all objects converge
the use of a horizon line to make objects appear to recede
an imaginary point in space where all lines converge and all objects recede
8.
Grieving and surrounding the body of a deceased loved one is an example of
(1 point)
a cultural rule.
a community norm.
an uncommon ritual.
a community job.
9.
What type of community art would most likely hang on the walls of a Greek sanctuary?
(1 point)
a plaque to honor the gods
a carving of everyday activities
a painting of a common citizen
a plaque depicting local plants
Two wheat stacks sit in the snow in early morning light. The closer wheat stack appears larger than the first. Hills, houses, and trees in the distance are blurry and lightly-colored.
Wheatstacks, Snow Effect, Morning (Mueles, Effet de Neige Le Matin)
by Claude Monet
Digital image courtesy of the Getty’s Open Content Program
10.
A community artist creates a mural of the surrounding farm country. Far-off hills, trees, and buildings are slightly blurry and lighter in color than the objects in the foreground. What type of perspective did the artist use in this painting?
(1 point)
linear perspective
atmospheric perspective
vanishing perspective
creative perspective
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1. It gives them confidence in their abilities.
2. It was created by the community for the community.
3. Local bookstore.
4. The figures of various community members.
5. Creativity.
6. The location is inappropriate for the subject matter.
7. An imaginary point in space where all lines recede and all objects converge.
8. A community norm.
9. A plaque to honor the gods.
10. Atmospheric perspective.