Which color scheme uses colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel?

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Which color scheme uses colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel?

A. Analogous

B. Complementary

C. Monochromatic

D. Triadic

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Which of the following is a type of printmaking where the image is etched onto a metal plate using acid?

A. Linocut

B. Woodcut

C. Aquatint

D. Etching

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Which of the following elements of art primarily deals with the use of light and shadow in an artwork?

A. Texture

B. Form

C. Color

D. Line

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Which artist is known for his large, colorful, and geometric abstractions, often featuring concentric circles?

A. Piet Mondrian

B. Wassily Kandinsky

C. Kazimir Malevich

D. Mark Rothko

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Which of the following is a technique that involves creating images by cutting and gluing various materials onto a surface?

A. Collage

B. Frottage

C. Sgraffito

D. Intaglio

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What term is used to describe the visual or physical weight of objects in an artwork?

A. Balance

B. Proportion

C. Emphasis

D. Contrast

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In 2-D design, what does the term negative space refer to?

A. The space between objects in an artwork

B. The focal point of the composition

C. The use of colors in an artwork

D. The texture of the surface

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Which technique involves creating images by applying ink or paint to a surface through a stencil?

A. Etching

B. Lithography

C. Screen printing

D. Intaglio

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Which of the following color schemes uses various shades of a single color, along with black and white?

A. Monochromatic

B. Analogous

C. Complementary

D. Triadic

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Who is known for his use of bold, geometric shapes and bright colors in his paintings, often associated with the Precisionist movement?

A. Charles Demuth

B. Marsden Hartley

C. Stuart Davis

D. Grant Wood

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Which art movement focused on creating art from the subconscious mind, often using automatic drawing techniques?

A. Surrealism

B. Abstract Expressionism

C. Cubism

D. Impressionism

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Who is known for his use of readymades and is considered one of the pioneers of conceptual art?

A. Marcel Duchamp

B. Salvador Dal�

C. Frida Kahlo

D. Vincent van Gogh

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What is the term for a technique that involves using fine dots to create shading in a drawing or print?

A. Stippling

B. Hatching

C. Cross-hatching

D. Frottage

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Who was a key figure in the Dada movement and known for his photomontage works?

A. Hannah H�ch

B. Frida Kahlo

C. Georgia O'Keeffe

D. Diego Rivera

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What is the term for the apparent center or main focus of an artwork?

A. Focal Point

B. Balance Point

C. Vanishing Point

D. Central Axis

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Who is known for his use of readymades, everyday objects presented as art?

A. Marcel Duchamp

B. Henri Matisse

C. Wassily Kandinsky

D. Edgar Degas

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Which type of perspective creates the illusion of depth using parallel lines that converge at a single point?

A. One-point perspective

B. Atmospheric perspective

C. Two-point perspective

D. Isometric perspective

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What is the term for the technique of using fine, parallel lines that cross over each other to create shading in a drawing or print?

A. Cross-hatching

B. Stippling

C. Hatching

D. Chiaroscuro

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Who is known for her iconic self-portraits, often depicting herself with a unibrow and bold features?

A. Frida Kahlo

B. Georgia O'Keeffe

C. Louise Bourgeois

D. Yoko Ono

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Which art movement was characterized by its use of distorted and exaggerated forms to express emotion?

A. Expressionism

B. Impressionism

C. Cubism

D. Realism

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Which type of perspective uses diagonal lines to create the illusion of depth and volume in a two-dimensional artwork?

A. One-point perspective

B. Atmospheric perspective

C. Two-point perspective

D. Isometric perspective

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What is the term for the technique of using thin, translucent layers of paint to create a soft, glowing effect?

A. Glazing

B. Scumbling

C. Impasto

D. Sgraffito

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Who is known for his use of bold, geometric forms and was a prominent figure in the Precisionist movement?

A. Charles Demuth

B. Stuart Davis

C. Marsden Hartley

D. Grant Wood

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Which artist is known for his distinctive use of color and pattern in his paintings, often depicting scenes of Tahiti and the South Pacific?

A. Paul Gauguin

B. Edgar Degas

C. Pierre-Auguste Renoir

D. Camille Pissarro

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Which principle of design involves creating a sense of movement or action in an artwork?

A. Balance

B. Rhythm

C. Harmony

D. Emphasis

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Which of the following art movements focused on representing the subconscious mind and dreams in their works?

A. Surrealism

B. Cubism

C. Abstract Expressionism

D. Pop Art

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Who is known for his use of geometric forms and abstract compositions, often associated with the Suprematist movement?

A. Kazimir Malevich

B. Piet Mondrian

C. Wassily Kandinsky

D. Paul Klee

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What is the term for the use of irregular shapes and forms in an artwork?

A. Organic

B. Geometric

C. Abstract

D. Representational

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Who is known for her large-scale, abstract paintings characterized by bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors?

A. Helen Frankenthaler

B. Yayoi Kusama

C. Lee Krasner

D. Georgia O'Keeffe

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Which of the following is a technique in which an artist applies paint thickly onto the surface, creating a textured, three-dimensional effect?

A. Glazing

B. Impasto

C. Scumbling

D. Sgraffito

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Who is known for her large-scale, abstract paintings characterized by bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors?

A. Helen Frankenthaler

B. Yayoi Kusama

C. Lee Krasner

D. Georgia O'Keeffe

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B. Complementary

Which color scheme uses colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel?

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