Compare and contrast shape and form. What is one thing that makes them different from each other?
(1 point)
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You can walk around something with shape; you cannot walk around something with form.
You can walk around something with shape; you cannot walk around something with form.
Shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements; forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
Shapes are flat, 2-dimensional art elements; forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
Artwork that is predominantly composed of form is really only viewable from one side.
Artwork that is predominantly composed of form is really only viewable from one side.
Only shapes can be geometric; only forms can be organic.
Only shapes can be geometric; only forms can be organic.
One thing that makes shape and form different from each other is that shapes are flat and 2-dimensional art elements, while forms are 3-dimensional art elements.
Your classmate CiCi wants to draw lines that convey a feeling of rest. Which type of line would you recommend to her to best articulate this feeling in her drawing?
(1 point)
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curved
curved
horizontal
horizontal
vertical
vertical
diagonal
horizontal
Your friend Elizabeth plans to use dull colors in her latest painting. She wants to create a subdued feeling, along with a feeling of seriousness. When she does this, what specific aspect of color will she be changing?
(1 point)
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value
value
intensity
intensity
tone
tone
texture
value
Your classmate Jay wants to draw lines that give the impression of height and strength. Which type of line would you recommend to him to best articulate this impression in his drawing?
(1 point)
Responses
curved
curved
horizontal
horizontal
vertical
vertical
diagonal
vertical
As a young child, you used to draw stick figures and houses with a plain, basic pencil. Even though you might not have realized it at the time, you were already practicing the use of one of the essential elements of art. If you analyzed that work now, what element of art would be most apparent to you?
(1 point)
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lines
lines
color
color
texture
texture
dominance
lines
Your classmate Hernando wants to draw lines that create a sense of energy and movement in his drawing. Which type of line would you recommend to him to best articulate this feeling?
(1 point)
Responses
curved
curved
horizontal
horizontal
vertical
vertical
diagonal
diagonal
Your friend William plans to use bright colors in his latest painting. He wants to create a feeling of energy and high emotions. When he does this, what specific aspect of color will he be changing?
(1 point)
Responses
intensity
intensity
value
value
tone
tone
texture
intensity
Your friend Allison plans to add white paint to her yellow paint to make the hue lighter. She hopes to suggest a source of natural light within the artwork, such as sunlight. When she does this, what specific aspect of color do you determine she will be changing?
(1 point)
Responses
intensity
intensity
value
value
saturation
saturation
texture
value
Your friend Steven plans to add black paint to his blue paint to make the hue darker. He hopes to convey an impression of mystery in his artwork. When he does this, what specific aspect of color do you determine he will be changing?
(1 point)
Responses
intensity
intensity
saturation
saturation
value
value
texture