Space in Art: Exploring Depth, Perspective, and Composition

Question 1

What type of space refers to the area occupied by objects in an artwork?

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Positive space

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Personal space

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Linear space

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Negative space

Question 2

How does the use of cool colors affect the sense of space in an artwork?

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Cool colors make objects recede

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Warm colors make objects appear closer

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Bright colors create a feeling of depth

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Dark colors create a feeling of flatness

Question 3

What is the purpose of using linear perspective?

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To create a sense of depth

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To make objects appear three-dimensional

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To highlight certain elements of the artwork

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To create a sense of movement

Question 4

Which of the following is an example of positive space in a painting?

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The person in the painting

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The background scenery

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The space in the middle

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The frame around the painting

Question 5

How do artists use negative space to emphasize a subject in their work?

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Surrounding the subject with negative space

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Making the negative space brighter than the subject

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Making the negative space darker than the subject

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Placing the subject in the center of the artwork

Question 6

What type of composition creates a sense of balance and stability in an artwork?

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Symmetrical

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Asymmetrical

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Radial

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Abstract

Question 7

Which of the following is a key characteristic of linear perspective?

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Parallel lines converge at a single point

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Objects appear smaller as they recede into the distance

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Objects overlap to create depth

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Light and shadow are used to create form

Question 8

Which famous artist is known for his innovative use of space in his paintings?

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Salvador Dalí

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

Question 9

How can artists use aerial perspective to create a sense of distance in their artworks?

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By making objects less distinct and detailed as they recede into the background

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By using lighter colors for objects in the foreground

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By making objects appear closer to the viewer as they are placed higher in the artwork

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By using a limited color palette

Question 10

How can artists use overlapping to create a sense of depth in their artworks?

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By placing objects partially in front of or behind each other

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By using different colors to differentiate between objects

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By making objects appear larger as they recede into the distance

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By using linear perspective

Question 11

What does NOT refer to a type of space in art?

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Dynamic space

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Positive space

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Negative space

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Flat space

Question 12

What in an artwork can be considered an example of positive space?

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The central subject

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The background scene

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The blank areas around the subject

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The borders of the artwork

Question 13

What are the main types of space used in art?

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Positive and negative space

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Hidden and background space

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Physical and virtual space

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Real and imagined space

Question 14

How does positive space create a sense of depth in artworks?

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By making it appear closer to the viewer

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By making it appear farther away from the viewer

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By making it brighter in color

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By making it darker in color

Question 15

How does negative space contribute to the overall balance of an artwork?

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It creates a sense of balance and harmony

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It draws attention to the main subject

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It creates a sense of mystery and intrigue

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It makes the artwork appear more cluttered

Question 16

Which of the following examples demonstrates the use of overlapping objects to create space?

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A painting of a tree with its branches in front of the trunk

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A sculpture of a human figure with its arms crossed

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A photograph of a city skyline with tall buildings in the distance

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A drawing of a flower vase sitting on a table

Question 17

In art, what is space?

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The distance between objects in an artwork

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The area occupied by the artwork

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The background of an artwork

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The use of light to create depth

Question 18

Which kind of space is formed when objects are lined up?

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Linear space

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Positive space

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Negative space

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Radial space

Question 19

Who is famous for using perspective in their painting?

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Jackson Pollock

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Pablo Picasso

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Georgia O'Keeffe

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a type of perspective?

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Bird's-eye view

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One-point perspective

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Two-point perspective

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Three-point perspective

Question 21

What's the difference between positive and negative space?

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Positive space is the objects, and negative space is the area around them.

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Negative space is the objects, and positive space is the area around them.

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Positive space is the background, and negative space is the foreground.

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Negative space is the background, and positive space is the foreground.

Question 22

How do artists use space to create a specific mood or feeling in their artwork?

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By using different types of space, like positive and negative space

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By using mostly negative space in their artwork

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By filling the whole artwork with their subject

Question 23

In addition to creating paintings and sculptures, where else might artists apply their understanding of space?

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Designing furniture

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Planning a garden

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Composing music

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Writing a poem

Question 24

Which of the following is an example of real space in art?

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A sculpture in a park

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A painting on a canvas

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A photograph in a frame

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A drawing on paper

Question 25

How does overlapping objects in an artwork create the illusion of depth?

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It shows that objects are at different distances from the viewer.

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It creates a sense of hierarchy and importance.

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It creates a sense of mystery and intrigue.

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It adds texture and interest to the artwork.

Question 26

Which of the following is NOT a way to use space to create composition in art?

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By using color

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By using balance

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By using rhythm

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By using contrast

Question 27

What does it mean for an object to have linear space in art?

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The object is represented by lines.

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The object is placed in a line.

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The object creates a line when viewed from a distance.

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The object is surrounded by lines.

Question 28

In art, what does the term 'negative space' refer to?

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The empty areas within and around a work of art

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The areas filled with objects or figures

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The colors used to create contrast

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The techniques used to depict depth

Question 29

Which type of composition often features a dominant central element?

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Symmetrical

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Asymmetrical

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Radial

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Curvilinear

Question 30

What does the term 'chiaroscuro' refer to in art?

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The use of light and shadow

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The use of color to create contrast

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The arrangement of elements in a composition

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The use of perspective to create depth

Question 31

In a painting, the area closest to the viewer is called:

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Foreground

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Positive space

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Negative space

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Midground

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a type of perspective used in art?

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Panoramic perspective

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Linear perspective

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Atmospheric perspective

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Curvilinear perspective

Question 33

How does atmospheric perspective help create a sense of depth in a painting?

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By making distant objects appear less distinct

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By using brighter colors for objects closer to the viewer

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By creating overlaps between objects

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By using smaller scale for objects farther away

Question 34

What does the 'rule of thirds' refer to in photography and painting?

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Placing important elements at the intersections of thirds

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Dividing the canvas into equal thirds

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Placing the horizon on the upper or lower third

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Capturing an image with a three-to-one aspect ratio

Question 35

Which of the following is NOT a type of space an artist can use in their work?

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Personal space

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Positive space

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Negative space

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Open space

Question 36

What is the difference between positive and negative space?

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Positive space is filled with objects, while negative space is empty

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Negative space is filled with objects, while positive space is empty

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Positive space is always lighter than negative space

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Negative space is always darker than positive space

Question 37

When two objects overlap, which one appears to be closer to you?

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The one on top

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The one on the bottom

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It depends on the size of the objects

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It depends on the color of the objects

Question 38

When an artist uses a single point to create the illusion of depth, they are using which type of perspective?

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One-point perspective

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Two-point perspective

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Three-point perspective

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Aerial perspective

Question 39

Which of the following is NOT considered a primary color?

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Green

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Red

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Blue

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Yellow

Question 40

Which of the following is NOT a type of space used in art to create depth?

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Imaginary space

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Positive space

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Negative space

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Real space

Question 41

What is the main purpose of using perspective in art?

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To create a sense of depth and distance

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To make objects appear flat

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To guide the viewer's eye

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To create a realistic illusion

Question 42

Which famous artist is known for using optical illusions and impossible figures in their work?

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M.C. Escher

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

Question 43

Which of the following is NOT a technique artists use to create the illusion of space in a two-dimensional artwork?

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Using contrasting colors

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Overlapping objects

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Using perspective

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Using shading and gradients

Question 44

What is the definition of space in art?

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The relationship between objects in a composition

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The empty area around an object

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The distance between objects

Question 45

Which of the following is an example of positive space?

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A vase of flowers in a painting

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The sky in a painting

Question 46

How do artists use value to create a sense of depth?

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By using light and dark shades

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By using warm and cool colors

Question 47

How can artists use light to create a sense of space?

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By creating highlights and shadows

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By using different colors of light

Question 48

Which of the following is an example of how artists can use scale to create a sense of space?

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Making a building smaller to appear farther away

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Making objects the same size to create a sense of unity

Question 49

Which of these is NOT a way artists use space in their artwork?

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Color

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Shape

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Line

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Texture

Question 50

How does linear perspective make things look far away in a drawing?

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It makes objects look smaller and closer together as they get farther away.

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It makes the foreground objects stand out more.

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It creates a sense of balance and symmetry.

Question 51

What is 'negative space' in art?

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The empty area around the main objects.

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The space taken up by the objects.

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The most important part of the artwork.

Question 52

How can artists use light and shadow to make a drawing look 3D?

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By making things closer to us look lighter and things farther away look darker.

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By using colors that are different from each other.

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By making the edges of objects sharp.

Question 53

How can artists make things look closer or farther away by how they are placed?

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By putting some objects partially in front of others.

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By using different colors for the objects.

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By drawing a straight line across the bottom of the drawing.

Question 54

Which of these is an example of something that tricks our eyes about space?

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The Ames Room (a room that makes people look different sizes)

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The Mona Lisa (a famous portrait)

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The Last Supper (a famous painting)

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Starry Night (a painting of the night sky)

Question 55

How can changing the size of things in a picture affect how we see space?

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It can make some things look more important than others.

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It doesn't change how we see space at all.

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It always makes bigger things look closer.

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It only changes how big the things are.