GE L10 Unit 4 vocabulary (Wonders of Modern Architecture)

What is typically a characteristic of modern architecture?

• Use of medieval designs

• Innovative materials and engineering techniques

• Simple, traditional shapes

• Small, compact structures

The Art Nouveau movement is best known for which of the following?

• Use of straight lines and geometric shapes

• Complex, flowing lines and natural forms

• Minimalist and plain designs

• Heavy use of modern technology in art

Which of the following best describes Baroque art and architecture?

• Simple and understated

• Elaborate and emotional

• Focused on minimalism

• Static and rigid

What does it mean to be "at your peak"?

• To be just starting your career

• To be performing at your best or highest level

• To be experiencing a decline

• To be learning new skills

Which of the following is an example of a performing art?

• Painting

• Sculpture

• Dance

• Architecture

If a piece of art is described as "static," what does that mean?

• It is full of movement and energy

• It lacks movement and is still

• It is made from natural materials

• It changes form regularly

What does it mean when an object "symbolises" something?

• It creates confusion about an idea

• It represents or stands for an idea or concept

• It does not have any deeper meaning

• It shows exactly what it appears to be

Where are performances or exhibitions usually held?

• Venues

• Offices

• Classrooms

• Libraries

What does the word "vibrant" most likely refer to when describing a piece of art?

• It is dark and gloomy

• It is dull and lifeless

• It is full of energy and bright colors

• It is slow and unchanging

Which of the following could be considered a wonder of modern architecture?

• A small wooden cottage

• A skyscraper with advanced design and technology

• A medieval castle

• A traditional thatched roof house