1. Benchmark

2.  List the 3 main branches of Aesthetics & describe:  Realism  Imitationalism  Heroism  Creationalism  Emotionalism  Expressionism  Formalism

3.  Please list and describe the 4 steps of criticism:  Research  Hypothesis  Describe  Calculate  Analyze  Opinion  Interpretation  Function  Judgement

4.  List as many elements of art as you can:

5.  List the 6 line types and describe how they affect the viewer

6.  List the 2 shape/form types and define

7.  List the 2 types and define

8.  True or False: the 4 techniques used most often to create value are Blended, stippling, hatching and cross hatching

9.  List the three primary colors:  List the three secondary colors and the 2 primary colors used to create them  What are intermediate or tertiary colors and where are they located on the color wheel?  True or False: Colors have temperature  True or False: Colors can have symbolic meaning  True or False: Colors can affect your psyche

10.  True or false: Analagous colors are one hue and it’s corresponding tints and shades  True or False: monochromatic colors are one hue and it’s corresponding tints and shades  Complementary colors are opposite on color wheel  Complementary colors are made from a pairing of a secondary color and the only primary color not used to make that secondary color  Split complementary colors are opposite each other on color wheel  Neutral colors are bright and hot in temperature

11.  List all the principles of design

12.  Rhythm includes what 5 types and describe:  Startled  Regular  Boring  Exciting  Random  Stippled  Alternating  Solid  Flowing  Stymied  Progressive

13.  True or False: Symmetrical balance is the same subjects on both sides  True or False: Radial balance “radiates out” from a central point  True or False: Asymmetrical balance means it is balanced on top

14.  List at least 4 techniques for creating an area of visual dominance:

15.  List 4 techniques for unifying an artwork

16.  True or False: Regular proportion is the normal expected measurement ratios between parts  True or False: Distorted proportion means it is larger than it should be  True or False: Exaggerated proportion is one measurement ratio is either smaller or larger than expected