5 Written Questions

1. This artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel with many carefully shaded figures
2. The amount of light reflected by a surface.
3. The initial firing of dried clay pieces (greenware) is called _______ fire
4. The basic "building blocks" of every artwork
5. The second firing of clay pieces to which color or clear material has been applied is called the ______ fire.

5 Matching Questions

1. Hokusai
2. formal order
3. Raphael
4. Movement
5. Mantegna

1. a The aesthetic theory a person uses who judges an artwork based on how well designed or technically crafted it is
2. b Arrangement of the elements to lead the viewer's eye around the composition (artwork) instead of having it remain fixed.
3. c This artist experimented with unusual viewpoints
4. d This "final master" of the Renaissance painted "The School of Athens" showing famous thinkers of antiquity and used himself and other famous artists as models
5. e This Japanese printmaker did a series called Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The way an artwork feels or appears to feel to the touch.
   1. bisque
   2. Durer
   3. Texture
   4. Value
2. This artist was the first to employ the scientific system of linear perspective in his painting "The Trinity"
   1. Hokusai
   2. Massacio
   3. imitation
   4. Leonardo
3. Ways the elements of art can be arranged to achieve effective art works
   1. Brunelleschi
   2. expression
   3. Proportion
   4. Principles of Design
4. This Japanese printmaker loved plays and actors and made many prints depicting them
   1. Kuniyoshi
   2. Ukioyo-e
   3. Hokusai
   4. Unity
5. Tool used to charge the block (not "roller" but proper name)
   1. Shape
   2. Space
   3. Brayer
   4. Durer

5 True/False Question

1. imitation → The aesthetic theory a person uses who judges an artwork based on how realistic or abstract it is
   

   True        False

2. Proportion → The aesthetic theory a person uses who judges an artwork based on how realistic or abstract it is
   

   True        False

3. orthogonal → Perspective (imagined) lines pointing to the vanishing point are referred to as _______ lines
   

   True        False

4. expression → The aesthetic theory a person uses who judges an artwork based how much meaning or feeling it conveys to the viewer
   

   True        False

5. analysis → The second step of a 4 step Feldman in which you discuss elements and principles, media and technique
   

   True        False