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Which element of art is 2 dimensional and can be organic or geometric?
shape
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What artist painted the "Mona Lisa"
Leonardo daVinci
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What artist painted "Starry Night"?
Vincent Van Gogh
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Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael, and what other turtle make up TMNT?
Donatello
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The compliment of red on the color wheel is what color?
green
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How many colors are on the color wheel when you include primary, secondary, and tertiary (or intermediate) colors?
12
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A square, rectangle, and circle are all examples of what type of shape?
geometric
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The secondary colors are violet, green, and what other color?
orange
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The element that is three dimensional is what?
form
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Which element is the path of a moving point?
line
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A picture of a person is called what?
portrait
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What is the name of the tool that helps you draw a circle?
compass
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The primary colors are red, blue, and what color?
yellow
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What is the name of the artist who painted this?
Salvador Dali
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This is the element of art that describes how light or dark a color is.
Value
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Which element of art refers to the area around something and can be found in 2-D work as foreground, middleground, and background?
Space
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A picture that shows an outdoor scene is called what?
landscape
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This is a way of drawing something to make it look like it does from your point of view.
Perspective
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Hue is another name for what element of art?
color
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What is the name of this painting?
"American Gothic"
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What is the name of this painting by Gustav Klimt?
The Scream
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Space can be defined as positive or what?
negative
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Which element of art describes surface quality?
texture
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Organic shapes are those that occur in what?
nature
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