Elements of Art and Fauvism

1. The activity of processing two-dimensional media or flat surfaces from three-dimensional objects to get a certain impression is...

• A. Sculpting

• B. Painting

• C. Crafting

• D. Dressing

2. The theme of painting that paints about still life usually has an object...

• A. Cups, glasses, bottles and flowers

• B. Dancing, buying and selling in the market and herding cattle

• C. Friends, companions, self and neighbors

• D. Views of the sea, mountains, forests, and animals

3. Expressions, emotions, and ideas are elements of...

• A. Design

• B. Art

• C. Painting

• D. Sculpture

4. Painting materials made of color particles suspended in an oil medium are..

• A. Water-based paint

• B. Acrylic paint

• C. Carcoal

• D. Oil-based paint

5. The following are elements of art, except...

• A. Line

• B. Colour

• C. Pallet

• D. Shape

6. The title of this painting is_______ and it was painted by ________.

• A. The Green Nose by Henri Matisse

• B. The Green Stripe by Henri Rousseau

• C. The Green Stripe by Henri Matisse

• D. The Green Face by Henri Matisse

7. The intention of the Fauves was to...

• A. Free perspective from having to describe reality.

• B. Use naturalistic colours in a precise manner.

• C. Liberate colour from having to describe reality

• D. Distort the subject in a deliberate manner.

8. The best example of emotive colour is evident in the _________.

• A. Green on her face.

• B. Purple in the background

• C.Green on her clothing.

• D. Green in the background

9. Henri Matisse grew up in

• A. Belgium

• B. Germany

• C. England

• D. France

10. After Matisse went through is Fauvist phase, he did a style of artwork called:

• A. Collage

• B. Jumbles

• C. Geometrics

• D. Cutouts