Multiple Choice


1	Value in art refers to:
		A)	the price of the work
		B)	the cost of materials
		C)	the use of lights and darks
		D)	the artist's commission
		E)	an artwork's popularity


2	Black, white, and the varying shades of gray are called:
		A)	achromatic values
		B)	chromatic values
		C)	plastic values
		D)	decorative values
		E)	none of the above


3	The dark areas that occur on a surface when a shape is placed between it and the light source are called:
		A)	chiaroscuro
		B)	cast shadows
		C)	plastic values
		D)	mood shadows
		E)	expressive values


4	Chiaroscuro was developed by:
		A)	Giotto
		B)	Masaccio
		C)	Fra Filippo Lippi
		D)	all of the above
		E)	none of the above


5	Extreme chiaroscuro is called:
		A)	tenebrism
		B)	realism
		C)	Baroque painting
		D)	Impressionism
		E)	none of the above


6	Rembrandt was known for his:
		A)	etchings
		B)	woodcuts
		C)	lithographs
		D)	seriagraphs
		E)	linotypes


7	Prints made by drawing with oil crayons on limestone are called:
		A)	silk screens
		B)	intaglio prints
		C)	lithographs
		D)	seriagraphs
		E)	etchings


8	The compositional skeleton that supports an image is called its:
		A)	canvas
		B)	picture plane
		C)	value pattern
		D)	easel
		E)	none of the above


9	The leader in establishing tenebrism, or the dark manner, was:
		A)	Caravaggio
		B)	Rembrandt
		C)	Titian
		D)	Giorgone
		E)	Leonardo


10	Leonardo developed a value technique known as:
		A)	chromatic value
		B)	sfumato
		C)	spumante
		D)	highlighting

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