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Smart Art Learners MCQ Free Practice Test
Contrast (2) • Art Theory (2) • Harmony (2) • Lines (2) • Composition (2) • Perspective (2) • Design Principles (2) • Proportion (2) • Texture (2) • Space (2)
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Texture - Visual vs Tactile:
📝 Lines and dots suggest roughness visually. This is a classic visual texture technique.
Principles of Design - Balance Types:
Symmetrical balance feels neat, calm, and formal, often used in traditional art.
Movement and Rhythm in Composition:
Action poses like running or dancing make artwork feel active and dynamic.
Harmony and Unity in Art:
Repeating shapes or lines links parts of an artwork together.
Contrast and Emphasis:
Bigger objects naturally attract more attention.
Use of Space in Art:
Folk art often uses flat space with bold shapes and patterns.
Proportion in Human Figures:
When arms rest naturally, hands usually reach mid-thigh level.
Perspective and Depth:
Roads narrowing into the distance create strong depth effects.
Line Quality and Expression:
Expressive lines communicate emotions like joy, anger, or sadness.
Elements of Art - Advanced Understanding:
Line quality adds expression and emotion to artworks.
Texture - Visual vs Tactile:
📝 Polished marble has a smooth tactile texture that can be felt directly.
Principles of Design - Balance Types:
Different sizes can still balance each other visually, creating asymmetrical balance.
Movement and Rhythm in Composition:
Rhythm supports movement by repeating elements smoothly across the artwork.
Harmony and Unity in Art:
Related colors and shapes help maintain unity.
Contrast and Emphasis:
Value contrast uses light and dark shades.
Use of Space in Art:
Shallow space shows limited depth, keeping objects close to the picture surface.
Proportion in Human Figures:
Proportion is a key principle of design used to create harmony in art.
Perspective and Depth:
Drawing near objects first helps plan depth easily.
Line Quality and Expression:
Sharp zigzag lines feel aggressive and intense.
Elements of Art - Advanced Understanding:
Form gives volume and makes drawings appear three-dimensional.
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