Art Ch 9

    quiz 9


    Review of attempt 1

Marks	8/10
Grade	*80* out of a maximum of 100 (*80*%)

Question 1
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 27. Which of these statements about drawing is _NOT_ true?
Choose one answer.
	a. It was historically used as a preliminary study for paintings or
sculptures. Incorrect
	b. It is now, and always has been, exclusively, a means of pure
representation. Correct
	c. In the late 15^th /early 16^th century, drawings began to be
preserved by artists and collected by connoisseurs. Incorrect
	d. Because of its directness and accessibility, drawing is a quick
means of expression. Incorrect

Incorrect
Marks for this submission: 0/1.
Question 2
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 26. Installation art is different from traditional media
like painting and sculpture in that______.
Choose one answer.
	a. it activates all the senses and allows an artist to manipulate whole
spaces Correct
	b. it always includes the use of found objects Incorrect
	c. it is much more technologically advanced Incorrect
	d. a & b Incorrect

Incorrect
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Question 3
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 21. The longest continuously practiced (from 40,000 years
ago to present) artistic tradition in the world comes from _____________.
Choose one answer.
	a. Australian Aborigines Correct
	b. African Yoruban-speaking peoples Incorrect
	c. Mesoamerica Incorrect
	d. Ancient Egypt Incorrect

Correct
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Question 4
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 1. (Slide: Raphael’s /Saint Paul Rending his Garments/)
(fig. 224; p. 176)
Raphael’s /Saint Paul Rending his Garments/ illustrates the skill and
patience required of which dry medium?
Choose one answer.
	a. conte crayon Incorrect
	b. pastel Incorrect
	c. pencil Incorrect
	d. metalpoint Correct

Correct
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Question 5
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(Chapter 9) 7. Whitfield Lovell’s /Whispers from the Walls/ is an
example of ___________.
Choose one answer.
	a. traditional painting Incorrect
	b. traditional sculpture Incorrect
	c. printmaking Incorrect
	d. installation art Correct

Correct
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Question 6
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 12. Leonardo da Vinci made a drawing, /Madonna and Child
with St. Anne and Infant St. John the Baptist/, for a fresco of the same
title (p. 172). This type of drawing is called:
Choose one answer.
	a. a wash. Incorrect
	b. a cartoon. Correct
	c. dry media. Incorrect
	d. an edition. Incorrect

Correct
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Question 7
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 19. _______ is a form of soft carbon discovered in England
in 1564 (p. 178); it became the medium in one of the most common drawing
tools—the pencil.
Choose one answer.
	a. Metalpoint Incorrect
	b. Charcoal Incorrect
	c. Conte Incorrect
	d. Graphite Correct

Correct
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Question 8
Marks: 1
(Chapter 9) 10. How did David Hammons “draw” his piece, /Out of Bounds/?
Choose one answer.
	a. with charcoal Incorrect
	b. by bouncing a dirty basketball on the paper Correct
	c. with a pencil Incorrect
	d. with human ashes Incorrect

Correct
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Question 9
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(Chapter 9) 8. What is the narrative related by Marjane Satrapi in the
graphic novel /Persepolis/?
Choose one answer.
	a. it recounts the story of the rise of the Persian empire under Darius
Incorrect
	b. it tells of the fall of the Persians to the Athenians and Spartans
in the 5^th
^century BCE Incorrect
	c. it is the author’s story of growing up in Iran and the difficulties
she faced as Western and Eastern cultures collided Correct
	d. it is the story of a girl who turns into a super-hero after being
attacked by bats Incorrect

Correct
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Question 10
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(Chapter 9) 22. When did artists in the Western world first have ready
access to paper?
Choose one answer.
	a. in the time of Caesar Augustus in Rome Incorrect
	b. in Italy in the early Renaissance Correct
	c. 5000 years ago in Egypt Incorrect
	d. 200 years ago in Philadelphia Incorrect

Correct
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