AP 2D Design and Drawing

A definition of The Principles of Design in art is

• the relationships that are created as the elements of art work together

• similar (harmonious) elements are arranged into a composition

• a variety of elements arranged to create visual interest

• an element of design becomes the center of interest or focal point

How many pieces total will you create?

• 20

• 15

• 10

• 25

These forms were created by adding what art element?

• line

• value

• balance

• emphasis

What does "Advanced" refer to in the rubric terminology?

• Basic understanding

• Highly developed

• Inconsistent

• Rudimentary

What are the 2 sections in the portfolio?

• selected works and sustained investigation

• quality and quantity

• just sustained investigation

• just selected works

For a score of 3, what range of skills should the visual evidence include according to the AP 2-D/3-D/Drawing Art and Design scoring guidelines?

• Rudimentary to moderate skills

• Moderate to good skills

• Good to advanced skills

• Advanced to highly developed skills

What is required for written evidence to achieve a score of 3 in the Sustained Investigation Rubric?

• Written evidence does not identify an inquiry.

• Written evidence identifies an inquiry, and visual evidence demonstrates the inquiry.

• Written evidence identifies an inquiry, visual evidence demonstrates the inquiry, and the inquiry guides the development of the sustained investigation.

• Written evidence identifies an inquiry, but visual evidence does not demonstrate the inquiry.

Which term describes the physical substances used to make works of art and design?

• Materials

• Processes

• Evidence

• Intent

In the "Materials, Processes, and Ideas" category, what is necessary for a score of 3?

• Little to no evidence of visual relationships among materials, processes, and ideas.

• Visual relationships among materials, processes, and ideas are evident.

• Visual relationships among materials, processes, and ideas are evident and demonstrate synthesis.

• Only written evidence is required.

Sketchbook work can be included in the final portfolio

• true

• false