Ujian Seni Budaya Kelas VIII

Drawing a model is an activity that begins with determining the . . . . image.

• Color

• Shape

• Object

• Position

The way to arrange and organize objects used as model images so that the results look beautiful and attractive is . . . .

• Composition

• Proportion

• Balance

• Unity

The ideal and harmonious comparison between the parts of the object that becomes the model image that can be observed is called . . . .

• Composition

• Proportion

• Balance

• Unity

The harmony between the image field, object, and the resulting image is the definition of . . . .

• Composition

• Proportion

• Balance

• Unity

The harmony in arranging the image objects is the definition of . . . .

• Composition

• Proportion

• Balance

• Unity

Objects that become image models are placed in a balanced position between the left and right sides are . . . . composition.

• Natural

• Central

• Asymmetrical

• Symmetrical

Objects placed in unequal positions both in position and size are . . . . composition.

• Natural

• Central

• Asymmetrical

• Symmetrical

The model object is located in the center of the image field is . . . . composition.

• Natural

• Central

• Asymmetrical

• Symmetrical

The following are drawing tools for models, except . . . .

• Pencil and eraser

• Watercolor and paper

• Paper and colored pencils

• Crayon and chisel

An image that clarifies the idea of a story or narrative is called . . . .

• Illustration

• Object

• Model depiction

• Example