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Question 1

the most expressive element of art

Answer 1

color

Question 2

this pertains to the name for which the color is known

Answer 2

hue

Question 3

this characteristic of color refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. it pertains to the absence of white or black

Answer 3

value

Question 4

when white is added to a hue, the resulting value is called

Answer 4

tint

Question 5

when black is added to a hue, the resulting value is called

Answer 5

shade

Question 6

this characteristic of color refers to how pure the color is. it pertains to the absence of white, black, or gray

Answer 6

intensity or saturation

Question 7

an indication of a line where none virtually exists

Answer 7

implied line

Question 8

a color mixture that refers to the colors of light resulting in white

Answer 8

additive color

Question 9

an extreme use of chiaroscuro in the presentation of 2d art

Answer 9

tenebrism

Question 10

the flat surface onto which the artist put together the composition

Answer 10

plan e

Question 11

a presentation of space by changing the clarity of the middle ground and background

Answer 11

atmospheric perspective

Question 12

this line signifies to softness, grace, flexibility, or even sensuality

Answer 12

curved lines

Question 13

in the principles of design, it is the path our eyes follow when we look at a work of art, and it is generally very important to keep a viewer’s eyes engaged in the work

Answer 13

movement

Question 14

an element of art that is produced by enclosing an area using lines.

Answer 14

shape

Question 15

effect that is created by darkening lines and adding shadow to a composition

Answer 15

chiaroscuro

Question 16

this refers to whites, greys, and black that reflect no colors at all

Answer 16

neutrals

Question 17

the value of the color that results when white is added

Answer 17

tinti

Question 18

this refers to colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel

Answer 18

analogous colors

Question 19

decreasing the size of the object to give the impression of space

Answer 19

relative size and linear perspective

Question 20

this may be perceived by repeating parts of the composition in space for static art

Answer 20

implied movement

Question 21

a principle of design that is the visually satisfying effect of combining similar, related elements

Answer 21

harmony

Question 22

a from of balance where all elements radiate out from a central points to all four quadrants of the shape’s constraining plane

Answer 22

radial symmestry

Question 23

a plane in reading the image, which shows the name of the artist, title of the work, year the work was created, dimensions or size, medium or technique, location of the work, whose collection or gallery

Answer 23

semiotic

Question 24

the principle of visual organization that suggests certain elements should assume more importance than others in the same composition

Answer 24

dominance/emphasis

Question 25

it is one of the most useful composition techniques in photography

Answer 25

rule of thirds