Pretest Quiz: Elements and Principles of 8.

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Lesson 1: Line and Kinds of Line
1. How is a line defined in the visual
arts?
• A ) A series of dots
• B) A path made by a moving
point
• C) A prolongation of points
• D) A dot that went for a walk
2. What kind of emotion do diagonal
lines typically convey?
• A) Stability and calmness
• B ) Uncertainty and stress
• C ) Harmony and balance
• D) Stillness and tranquility
3. Which of the following characteristics
is NOT associated with zigzag lines?
• A) Fluidity
• B) Tension
• C) Conflict
• D) Violence
4. According to the lesson, what property
does every type of line possess?
• A) Density
• B) Color
• C) Direction
• D) Shape
5. Which type of line appears to be
standing, moving from bottom to top
or vice versa?
• A) Horizontal line
• B) Vertical line
• C) Diagonal line
• D) Zigzag line
Lesson 2: Properties of Color and How
Colors Relate
6. What is the significance of color as an
element of visual arts?
• A ) It adds complexity
• B) It adds beauty and
meaning
• C) It reduces artistic
expression
• D) It diminishes visual impact
7. Which of the following is NOT a
primary hue?
• A) Red
• B) Yellow
• C) Green
• D) Blue
darkness of a color?
• A) Hue
• B) Shade
• C) Intensity
• D) Value
9. What is the result of adding black to a
hue?
• A) Tint
• B) Shade
• C) Value
• D) Intensity
10. Which type of color harmony results
from using hues that are adjacent or
beside each other on the color wheel?
• A) Complementary harmony
• B) Monochromatic harmony
• C) Analogous harmony
• D ) Color temperature
11. What property of light is color
associated with?
• A) Reflection
• B) Absorption
• C ) Transmission
• D) Refraction
1 2 . What is the term for the name given
to a color, such as red, green, or
violet?
• A) Shade
• B) Hue
• C) Tint
• D) Intensity
13. Which of the following hues are
considered primary hues for pigments?
• A) Red, yellow, blue
• B) Orange, green, violet
• C) Red, green, blue
• D) Yellow, cyan, magenta
14. What is the term for colors that are
opposite each other on the color
wheel?
• A ) Analogous
• B) Monochromatic
• C) Complementary
• D) Triadic
15. Which color temperature has yellow as
its dominant component?
• A) Warm
• B) Cool
1 6 . What term is used for the brightness
or dullness of a color?
• A) Hue
• B) Shade
• C) Intensity
• D) Saturation
1 7 . What is the term for mixing two
primary hues in equal amounts to
produce secondary hues?
• A ) Tertiary hues
• B ) Intermediate hues
• C) Complementary hues
• D ) Monochromatic hues
1 8 . what term is used to describe the
resulting color when white is added to
a hue?
• A) Tint
• B) Shade
• C) Value
• D) Intensity
19. Which type of harmony results from
placing two opposite colors on the
color wheel side by side?
• A) Analogous harmony
• B) Complementary harmony
• C) Monochromatic harmony
• D ) Color temperature
harmony
20. What is the term for the property of
light that allows colors to be seen
when light strikes the retina of the
eyes?
• A) Reflection
• B) Absorption
• C ) Transmission
• D) Refraction