Creating & Understanding Drawings

Chapter 9: Acting as a Emotionalist

Online Quizzes

1.
In Study for “Gas” the twilight symbolizes
A)the beginning of the day.
B)regret over pollution.
C)regret that few people drive.
D)the end of an era.
2.
An emotionalist judging Marthe Givaudan would probably think it is
A)an unsuccessful work.
B)a successful work.
C)an overly dramatic work.
D)a very formal work.
3.
In Old Man Figuring, the expression on the man's face suggests he
A)solved a problem.
B)is confused.
C)feels unhappy.
D)is very ill.
4.
Study for “Gas” communicates a feeling of
A)hope.
B)joy.
C)grief.
D)loneliness.
5.
An emotionalist examining Study for “Gas” might ask which of the following questions during the interpretation step of the art criticism operations?
A)What objects in this drawing are illuminated?
B)How does contrast of value emphasize certain shapes?
C)What idea, feeling, or mood is communicated by the drawing?
D)How does the drawing make me feel?
6.
In The Last Respects, why did the artist leave out unnecessary details?
A)to make the scene as realistic as possible
B)to avoid overdramatizing the scene
C)to give more drama to the scene
D)to make the scene's meaning a mystery
7.
Oranges points out that
A)nothing can escape the passing of time.
B)some things never grow old.
C)young people have more energy.
D)time has no effect on things or people.
8.
As an emotionalist, your main concern when examining an artwork is
A)how well the artist used design principles.
B)how the work makes you feel.
C)whether the work is realistic.
D)whether the work is modern.
9.
In Old Man Figuring the horizontal lines act as a
A)central axis.
B)vanishing point.
C)horizon.
D)screen.
10.
Study for “Gas” shows a place
A)perfectly in step with its time.
B)built too soon for its time.
C)out of step with its time.
D)ahead of its time.
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