chap 3

Question 1

• A path made by moving a point
• Series of dots
• An intended mark made by the artist
  to convey meaning beyond its
  physical description

Answer 1

LINE

Question 2

KINDS OF LINES

Answer 2

• Straight Lines
  a. Horizontal Line
  b. Vertical Line
  c. Diagonal Line
  d. Zigzag Line
  Curved Lines

Question 3

What are the primary colors?

Answer 3

Red, Yellow, Blue

Question 4

Which color is associated with calm and peace?

Answer 4

c) Blue

Question 5

What do you call colors that are opposite each
other on the color wheel?

Answer 5

Complimentary colors

Question 6

Mixing all primary colors together creates which
color?

Answer 6

Brown

Question 7

• Adds beauty and
  meaning to all forms
  of art
• Expresses moods,
  feelings, and
  personality

Answer 7

COLOR

Question 8

the name given to the color

Answer 8

Hue

Question 9

the lightness or darkness of a
color

Answer 9

Value

Question 10

the brightness and dullness
of a color

Answer 10

Intensity

Question 11

when a single color is
varied in intensity and value

Answer 11

Monochromic Harmony

Question 12

when two colors that are
opposite each other in the color
wheel are placed side by side.

Answer 12

Complementary Harmony

Question 13

when hues that are adjacent
or beside each other in the
wheel is used

Answer 13

Analogous Harmony

Question 14

• Formed when two ends of a
  line meet to enclose an area
• They could be flat (twodimensional) or solid (threedimensional)

Answer 14

SHAPES

Question 15

any flat surface
in which the artwork is created

Answer 15

Picture plane

Question 16

shapes that are seen in
nature.

Answer 16

Natural or organic

Question 17

shapes that have little or no
resemblance to natural objects.

Answer 17

Abstract shapes

Question 18

seldom have
reference to recognizable objects

Answer 18

Non-objective or biomorphic

Question 19

triangles, rectangles,
squares, cylinders, and cubes

Answer 19

Geometric shapes

Question 20

• Refers to the feel or tactile
  quality of the surface of an
  object
• It could be rough or smooth, fine
  or coarse, polished or dull, and
  plain or irregular

Answer 20

TEXTURE

Question 21

Texture that can be perceived by
the eye is called _____

Answer 21

visual texture

Question 22

An illusion in the graphic
arts
* Created by techniques that
add depth and distance to
two-dimensional art

Answer 22

SPACE

Question 23

METHODS OF
CREATING SPACE

Answer 23

Overlapping
Planes
Relative Size
Relative Height
Aerial Perspective
Linear Perspective

Question 24

Movements that are
achieved naturally using
wind and water or
mechanically through
an energy source.

Answer 24

Actual Movement

Question 25

Variety of lines are used together, repeated, changed in position, or decreased/increased in size

Answer 25

Implied Movement

Question 26

Movement or pattern with uniform recurrence of accented and accented beat

Answer 26

Rhythm

Question 27

The sounding of a series or group of tones at the same time

Answer 27

Harmony

Question 28

Succession of tones arranged in such a way to give it a musical sense

Answer 28

Melody

Question 29

The tonal quality or the character of the tone that is produced by an instrument or human voice

Answer 29

Timbre

Question 30

The structure or framework of a composition

Answer 30

Form

Question 31

Instrumental Forms:

Answer 31

Sonata * Symphony

Question 32

Vocal Forms

Answer 32

1. Opera 2. Cantata 3. Moro

Question 33

The loudness and softness of the sound indicated by symbols to regulate them.

Answer 33

Dynamics

Question 34

It should be melodic and harmonious to motivate dancers to move in-tune with rhythm

Answer 34

Music

Question 35

How the steps and movements are connected to be performed in organized manner.

Answer 35

Choreography

Question 36

How dancers use their bodies to move and create organized patterns

Answer 36

Movement

Question 37

* The skill of the dancer in executing the movements

Answer 37

Technique

Question 38

The content or the main ingredient of the dance.

Answer 38

Theme

Question 39

Provided by rhythm and to be executed in space or dance floor

Answer 39

Pattern in Time

Question 40

The planned organization or patterns of movement in time and space.

Answer 40

Design

Question 41

Enhances the effect of the dance.

Answer 41

Costume

Question 42

The over-all structure of the play (exposition, complication, and resolution).

Answer 42

Plot

Question 43

* The people involved in the story (protagonist and antagonist)

Answer 43

Characters

Question 44

The locale and period in which the story takes place.

Answer 44

Setting

Question 45

The words uttered by the characters in the story.

Answer 45

Dialogue

Question 46

What the story means

Answer 46

Theme

Question 47

They work out the plot in terms of the action and dialogue

Answer 47

Playwright

Question 48

Works with the playwright to present the interpretation of the drama.

Answer 48

Director

Question 49

The ones who portray the characters

Answer 49

Performers

Question 50

The scenery, props, makeup, costumes, music, sound, and all other effects in a theater production

Answer 50

Production Design

Question 51

The art of portraying an imitating a character in a story

Answer 51

Acting and the Stars

Question 52

In-charge with the music and sounds to be use

Answer 52

Musical and Musical Director

Question 53

A well-researched, realistic setting makes the story authentic

Answer 53

Set and Art Directors

Question 54

* Innovation in cinematography

Answer 54

Color

Question 55

It improves the level of art form in a motion picture.

Answer 55

Make-up, hair, and Costume Design

Question 56

They are responsible for making dialogue clear and music of fine quality and decide on the use of masking and different angles

Answer 56

Sound, Camera, and Special Effect Technicians