5 Written Questions

1. Mixing Red and Yellow give you?
2. Subjective description of a color based on association of a particular hue with physical sensations of heat.
3. What is the exercise called in which one does not look at their paper at all but tries to draw lines and shapes from observation? ______ ______ drawing.
4. Light can pass through
5. The colors obtained by mixing two primary colors.

5 Matching Questions

1. Shades
2. Tertiary Colors
3. Complementary Colors
4. Orange
5. description

1. a The first step of a 4 step Feldman criticism in which you tell/show the reader/viewer what artwork you are criticizing
2. b What you mix with blue to make a darker shade of blue?
3. c Two colors that are directly opposite one another on a standard color wheel.
4. d The colors made by combining primary and secondary colors.
5. e Colors (hues) made darker in value by the addition of the complementary color (essentially adding black)

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The volume taken up by and surrounding forms or shapes.
   1. Shape
   2. Space
   3. Shades
   4. Opaque
2. What you mix with yellow to make a darker shade of yellow?
   1. Proportion
   2. Purple or Violet
   3. Primary Colors
   4. formal order
3. The last (4th) step of a Feldman in which you determine how successful the artwork is based on at least 2 aesthetic theories
   1. Shape
   2. Green
   3. Movement
   4. judgment
4. Mixing Blue and Yellow gives you?
   1. Line
   2. Green
   3. Brown
   4. Triad
5. The aesthetic theory a person uses who judges an artwork based on how realistic or abstract it is
   1. expression
   2. Proportion
   3. Emphasis
   4. imitation

5 True/False Question

1. Texture → The complementary color to Orange?
   

   True        False

2. analysis → Equilibrium. Any of the elements can be arranged to create this symetrically or asymetrically
   

   True        False

3. Rhythm → An area enclosed by a line or series of lines
   

   True        False

4. Red-Orange → Mixing Red and Yellow give you?
   

   True        False

5. Balance → Equilibrium. Any of the elements can be arranged to create this symetrically or asymetrically
   

   True        False