1. Visual Arts Review Gr.10

2. 1. Describe rhythm.

3. 2. Draw size dominance.

4. 3. Describe tactile texture.

5. 4. This picture is best described as: A. Gradation of tone. B
4. This picture is best described as: A. Gradation of tone. B. Variety of texture. C. Gradation of tone and size. D. Variety of tone.

6. 5. Describe unity.

7. 6. Name one set of complementary colours.

8. 7. What is the split complement to yellow orange?

9. 8. Placing a colour beside its complement can make it appear more intense? T or F

10. 9. Artwork having actual form is known as a _________.

11. 10. What is relief referring to in sculpture?

12. 11. The area where the light cannot hit is known as the ________________.

13. 12. The brightness or darkness of a colour is known as _____________.

14. 13. How do you make neutral colours?

15. 14. Give an example of two colours used to make a neutral colour.

16. 15. Describe the term “bleeding”.

17. 16. The technique of adding salt is also known as _____________.

18. 17. Oil resist and wax crayon resist are masking techniques. T or F

19. 18. Describe the difference between scratching in and scratching out.

20. 19. The process of laying down watercolour on paper is called creating a _____.

21. 20. Creating texture in watercolour can be achieved by _______________.

22. 21. Unity in your sculpture is shown through the use of _____________.

23. 22. The total number of prints which are all the same is known as ________________.

24. 23. What is a brayer?

25. 24. Photographically produced images of artwork are called _______________. They are not prints.

26. 25. The printing process of using stencils is known as ____________or ___________.

27. 26. Describe what a contour drawing is.

28. 27. The colours in between a neutral grey and either a primary or secondary colour are called ________.

29. 28. If a colour wheel was turned black and white, violet would appear as a light grey. T or F

30. 29. This picture is best described as: A. Pattern B. Implied form C
29. This picture is best described as: A. Pattern B. Implied form C. Formal balance D. Pattern and implied form and movement.

31. 30. There are 15 hues around a colour wheel. T or F