5 Written Questions

1. Use of extreme light and shadow effects in a work of art
2. works that recede to the left, the right, and then upward or downward, as in the "worm's eye" or "bird's eye" views
3. an effect by created objects to be seen through, and therefore not blocking the viewer's perception of more distant objects
4. colors that sit across from one another on the color wheel and contrast extremely
5. shapes found in geometry, cube, triangle, etc

5 Matching Questions

1. Parallel Perspective
2. subversive texture
3. Amplified perspective
4. Actual mass
5. Tromp-l' oeil

1. a a method of implying depth in which parallel lines do not converge as objects recede from the viewer
2. b exaggerated perspective that begins with an image that juts out toward the viewer and then recedes toward the background
3. c the true mass of an object that occupies 3D space
4. d texture that is chosen or created by the artist to foil or undermine our ideas about the objects being depicted
5. e a painting or other art form that created a realistic image that the viewer may wonder whether it is real or an illusion

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. overhanging beam or floor supported only at one end
   1. Color
   2. Cantilever
   3. Value
   4. Patina
2. shapes derived from those of living things found in nature. Lines are curved to suggest movement and growth
   1. Geometric shapes
   2. Organic Shapes
   3. Negative Space
   4. Transparency
3. the power to withstand compression
   1. Cross Hatching
   2. foreshortening
   3. Compressive Strength
   4. Tensile Strength
4. vaulting produced by intersecting two barrel vaults at right angles
   1. Groin vaulting
   2. Ribbed Vaulting
   3. Cross Hatching
   4. Patina
5. a cylindrical dome placed on top of a square room
   1. Patina
   2. Proportion
   3. Intensity
   4. Pendentive

5 True/False Questions

1. Balance → a path made by moving points. has width and endpoints

   True        False

2. multiple perspective → the depiction of objects from more than one vantage point, providing a broader picture

   True        False

3. Flying Buttresses → vaulting produced by intersecting two barrel vaults at right angles

   True        False

4. abstract shapes → When subjects have been reduced from their actual shape to shapes perceived by the artist to be more essential

   True        False

5. amorphous shapes → without shape

   True        False