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Art Explorers Club Free Comprehensive MCQ Practice Test
Lines (3) • Texture (3) • Contrast (3) • Shapes (5) • Color Value (2) • Space (2) • Balance (2)
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Texture - real and visual:
Touch helps us experience real texture, making learning more interactive.
Balance - symmetrical and asymmetrical:
Asymmetrical balance uses different shapes and sizes to create visual balance.
Form - 2D and 3D basics:
A square is flat, so it is a 2D shape, not a 3D form.
Shape - geometric vs organic:
Buildings use geometric shapes for strength and balance.
Texture - real and visual:
Smooth glass can be felt by touch, so it is a real texture.
Line - types and uses:
Thick lines highlight important parts of a drawing.
Space - positive and negative space:
The area around the vase is negative space.
Value - light, medium, dark tones:
Dark values make objects appear closer and stronger.
Contrast in art:
🖍️ Texture contrast shows the difference between smooth and rough surfaces.
Line - types and uses:
Movement lines show action, like running or jumping.
Shape - geometric vs organic:
Clear geometric shapes help in easy reading and safety.
Texture - real and visual:
Leaves can be touched (real) and also drawn (visual) in art.
Balance - symmetrical and asymmetrical:
Visual weight can be on any side in asymmetrical balance.
Form - 2D and 3D basics:
A sphere is evenly round, which helps students understand smooth 3D forms.
Shape - geometric vs organic:
Organic shapes do not follow strict rules and look free.
Contrast in art:
🖍️ Space contrast shows distance in drawings.
Line - types and uses:
Curved lines show natural wave movements.
Space - positive and negative space:
Space around the subject makes it look neat and focused.
Value - light, medium, dark tones:
Light value shows shiny and bright parts of objects.
Contrast in art:
🖍️ Different shapes together create contrast.
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