Review Of Units 3 To 1 Jeopardy Template

Colour	Shape & Form	Form & Space	Elements of Art	Surprise!
100 The colour wheel. What artistic device divides the visible colours into primary, secondary and tertiary colours?	100 False: Shapes are limited to 2 dimensions (length & width). True or False: Shapes are limited to three dimensions (length, width & depth).	100 False: In ladder perspective figures at the top of the page seem to be further away. True or False: In ladder perspective figures at the top of the page seem to be closer.	100 texture This element can be bumpy, rough, smooth, sateen, glossy, etc.	100 In the 15th and 16th centuries. When was the Italian Renaissance? In what century/centuries?
200 There are three: violet, green and orange. How many secondary colours are there? Name them.	200 Contour. What is the line called that borders the profile of figures?	200 The two types of sculpture are "Relief Sculpture" and "Free-standing Sculpture". What are the two types of sculpture?	200 Shading Lines such as hatching and cross-hatching are used for what	200 Gioconda The Italian name for Mona Lisa.
300 By name, purity, and value or lightness. In what three ways can colour be described?	300 A figure coloured with one colour. What is a silhouette?	300 Some techniques are: the use of light & dark value, simple overlapping, ladder perspective, linear perspective and atmospheric perspective. Name three techniques an artist uses to illustrate space.	300 Value To change the amount of light and dark is to change...	300 Linear perspective. Which method for creating illusions in painting and drawing was widely explored and refined during the Italian Renaissance?
400 An analogous colour scheme. Examples are blue-violet; blue & blue-green; violet, blue and green, etc. What colour scheme is comprised of colours that appear side by side on the colour wheel? Give an example.	400 Figurization. What is the artistic style in which the artist depicts an object with a distinct degree of similarity to the real object?	400 1). Start with a basic skeleton and add detail, visualizing the basic shapes that underly a complex surface. 2). Work from the outside in, imagining basic shapes that the form fits within (imaginary box technique). Describe one of the two main approaches to drawing structure.	400 Shape A square, a circle, and a triangle are all examples of this element	400 Form This is a object that has three-dimensions.
500 A neutral color scheme. These colours are various tones of brown and gray. What colour scheme only includes colours not found on the colour wheel and what colours are these?	500 To obtain a feeling of depth. What is the purpose of overlapping?	500 In the additive method the artist adds new and different pieces together to create the sculpture, whereas in the subtractive method an artist removes pieces from the original object to create the sculpture. What is the difference between the additive and subtractive method (when creating a sculpture)?	500 negative space The empty space that surrounds an object is called	500 Pattern Repetition of designs, shapes, lines or colors.

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