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Art Fundamentals, 9/e
Otto Ocvirk, Bowling Green SU
Line
Multiple Choice
1
In art, the term "expression" is synonymous with the word:
A)
impression
B)
line
C)
shape
D)
content
E)
texture
2
A line that seems to fade, stop, or disappear and then reappear is called:
A)
an implied line
B)
a fading line
C)
an actual line
D)
a contour line
E)
none of the above
3
Line can possess:
A)
color
B)
value
C)
texture
D)
shape
E)
all of the above
4
A line that describes the continuous edge of a figure, object, or mass is called:
A)
a contour line
B)
a cross hatch line
C)
a calligraphic line
D)
an outline
E)
an implied line
5
A line that crosses and defines the surface undulations between the outermost edges of a shape is called:
A)
a defined line
B)
a cross-contour line
C)
a hatching line
D)
a broken line
E)
none of the above
6
"Value" refers to:
A)
contrast in lightness and darkness between a line and its background
B)
an artwork's net worth
C)
the beauty of an artwork
D)
the character and shape of a line
E)
the amount of color in an artwork
7
Elegant, decorative writing is called:
A)
contour linography
B)
calligraphy
C)
expressive line
D)
ideography
E)
cross hatch
8
A calligraphic line in art:
A)
is highly personal
B)
seems to swoop and swirl
C)
is flowing and rhythmical
D)
is graceful and elegant
E)
all of the above
9
In three-dimensional art, actual lines are created with:
A)
floss
B)
strings
C)
wire
D)
tubes
E)
all of the above
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