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What does the Scale proportionally option let you do?
A.
Scale only width
B.
Scale only height
C.
Scale width and height in different amounts
D.
Scale width and height by the same amount
What does random rhythm do?
A.
Repeats elements in an exact, specific order
B.
Repeats only wavy lines or shapes
C.
Repeats the same elements with a strict pattern
D.
Repeats the same elements without a pattern
What is the opacity of a drop shadow?
A.
How large the drop shadow is
B.
How far to the right or left the drop shadow is
C.
How long it takes to create the drop shadow
D.
How dark the drop shadow is
How do the lines children often draw moving outward from the sun create emphasis?
A.
They make the sun's implied shape larger.
B.
They create a sense of texture.
C.
They make the sun's implied shape smaller.
D.
They do not create a sense of movement.
Colors that are next to each other on a color wheel have what type of contrast?
A.
Strong contrast
B.
Value contrast
C.
High contrast
D.
Low contrast
What does the Break path at selected nodes command let you do?
A.
Delete all of the paths in an Inkscape project
B.
Break up a single path into several smaller paths
C.
Divide up a path so that it's on several different layers
D.
Convert all the paths in a project into individual nodes
Which of the following is the best example of kinetic art?
A.
A sculpture that doesn’t move
B.
A Regionalist painting
C.
A comic strip
D.
An art car
Graphic design is also known as what?
A.
Abstract artwork
B.
American realism
C.
Value contrast
D.
Visual communication
What is a strong rhythm?
A.
A rhythm that is easy to see
B.
A rhythm that is difficult to see
C.
A rhythm that can only be heard and not seen
D.
A type of Regionalist painting
As an artist, when might you try to create conceptual unity?
A.
When you are trying to communicate a specific idea
B.
When you care about how an artwork looks, but not the message it sends to viewers
C.
When you want to experiment with many contrasting colors
D.
When you want to create a pattern that repeats over and over again
What is lithography?
A.
A way of designing the shape, layout, and typeface of cookbooks
B.
A way of printing text or images onto paper using a flat stone or metal plate
C.
A work of art developed in and for public spaces by graffiti artists
D.
A type of sculpture that combines found objects
Which technique could you use to make a building look farther away from a person in an artwork?
A.
Making the person smaller
B.
Making the building smaller
C.
Giving the building's windows unrealistic proportions
D.
Making the building's doors the same height as the person
A __________ is an image that is repeated over and over at different sizes and in different places to make a company's brand and products recognizable.
A.
Pattern
B.
Logo
C.
Motif
D.
Tile
What is gradation?
A.
How different two colors are
B.
The visual feel of an object
C.
The range of all the colors created by different amounts of light on a single color
D.
A perspective technique that uses overlapping and location to create the illusion of depth
