Art 1 Fall Final Review Jeopardy Template

Elements of Art	Perspective	Random	Shading	Line
100 Geometric shapes Shapes made by mathematical formulas.	100 Horizon line An imaginary line in a drawing which is level to the artist's eyes is known as:____________	100 Focal point or center of interest What your eye focuses on first in a work of art.	100 Highlight The area on an object that receives the greatest amount of light.	100 Line An element of art that can be thick, thin, curved, diagonal, jagged, etc.
200 Shapes are two dimensional and forms are three dimensional. What is the difference between shape and form?	200 Foreground Part of the picture plane that appears closest to the viewer. It is usually at the bottom of the picture plane.	200 Grid method A drawing method that allows you to enlarge or reduce the size of your drawing.	200 Reflected light The light that bounces off the table and onto the underside of a sphere is known as	200 Vertical line A line that expresses stability, dignity, poise, stiffness and formality.
300 texture The roughness or smoothness of a surface	300 Middle ground An area in a picture between the foreground and the background.	300 Rule of Thirds The method of dividing the picture plane up both horizontally and vertically by thirds to locate a strong focal point and establish an asymmetrical composition.	300 cast shadow The dark tones resulting from the blocking of light rays by a solid object is called	300 Horizontal line A line that expresses a feeling of peace, rest, quiet and stability.
400 Negative space Empty space surrounding shapes and/or forms	400 Background Part of the picture plane that seems to be farthest from the viewer.	400 Shading Showing gradations of lightness and darkness in a drawing by darkening areas that would be shadowed, and leaving other areas light, to create a feeling of depth.	400 Cross-hatching This type of shading uses the tip of your pencil to draw vertical and horizontal lines that overlap to create light and dark values.	400 Contour line The outside line of a shape or form, and includes surface details is called
500 Free-form or organic shapes or forms Irregular or uneven shapes or forms. These can be found in nature	500 Overlapping shapes Establishing believable space and relationships between objects in a composition is accomplished by this.	500 Composition The way the principles of art are arranged to organize the elements of art.	500 Stippling This type of shading uses small controlled dots to create value in a drawing, the closer the dots, the darker the value.	500 Linear perspective This is constructed with a horizon line, vanishing points, and receding lines and is used to show depth in drawings.

Art 1 Fall Final Review

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