Explore Movement in Art: A Journey of Lines, Shapes, and Colors

Question 1

Which color is often used by artists to create a feeling of warmth and movement?

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Yellow

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Blue

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Red

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Green

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a way artists create a sense of movement in a picture?

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Using a ruler to draw straight lines

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Using lines that point in different directions

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Overlapping shapes

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Using bright colors

Question 3

Which of these examples shows movement created through overlapping?

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A stack of circles placed one on top of the other

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A line that zigzags across the page

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A square that is divided into smaller squares

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A triangle that is pointing upwards

Question 4

What is the difference between real movement and suggested movement in art?

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Real movement is when the artwork moves, while suggested movement is when the viewer feels like the artwork is moving.

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Real movement is when the viewer moves the artwork, while suggested movement is when the artwork moves by itself.

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Real movement is when the artwork is made of moving parts, while suggested movement is when the artwork is made of still parts.

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There is no difference between real movement and suggested movement in art.

Question 5

What is the name of the optical illusion that makes a picture seem like it's moving when you stare at it?

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The motion aftereffect

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The strobe effect

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The persistence of vision

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The zoetrope effect

Question 6

Which of these brushstrokes would make a painting look like it's moving the most?

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Long, flowing brushstrokes

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Thin, vertical brushstrokes

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Thick, horizontal brushstrokes

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Short, choppy brushstrokes

Question 7

Which of these artworks is a good example of movement in art?

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Guernica by Pablo Picasso

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

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The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

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Water Lilies by Claude Monet

Question 8

Which of these is NOT an element of art that artists use to create movement?

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Sounds

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Lines

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Shapes

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Colors

Question 9

How can artists use lines to make a painting feel like it has movement?

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By drawing lines in many directions

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By drawing lines in the same direction

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By using thick lines only

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By using thin lines only

Question 10

Which of these shapes is most likely to make a painting feel stable?

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Square

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Triangle

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Circle

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Star

Question 11

How can artists use colors to create a feeling of movement in a painting?

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By using colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel

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By using warm colors only

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By using cool colors only

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By using colors that are next to each other on the color wheel

Question 12

Which of these types of lines is most likely to create a feeling of energy and excitement in a painting?

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Zigzag lines

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Straight lines

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Curved lines

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Dashed lines

Question 13

How do you create a feeling of rhythm in a painting?

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By using patterns that repeat

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By using colors that clash

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By using different sizes of brush strokes

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By using lots of different shapes

Question 14

Which color is often used to create a feeling of energy and excitement in a painting?

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Red

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Blue

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Green

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Purple

Question 15

True or False: Artists can only create a sense of movement in their artwork by using color.

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False

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True

Question 16

What is the opposite of a smooth and flowing line?

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Jagged

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Straight

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Curved

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Thick

Question 17

Which animal is known for its graceful and fluid movements?

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Cheetah

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Elephant

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Giraffe

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Turtle

Question 18

How can artists use negative space to create a sense of movement in their work?

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By leaving it empty and contrasting it with the positive space

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By making it darker than the positive space

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By filling it with intricate patterns

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By using bright colors to draw attention to it

Question 19

Which art style is known for using bright colors and energetic brushstrokes to create a sense of movement?

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Expressionism

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Renaissance

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Cubism

Question 20

Who is a famous artist known for making paintings that look like they are moving?

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Jackson Pollock

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 21

What is the name of the trick that artists use to make us think something is moving, but it is really just lots of still pictures?

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Animation

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Perspective

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Foreshortening

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Chiaroscuro

Question 22

What do we call it when the colors in a painting go from dark to light, or light to dark?

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Gradient

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Hue

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Saturation

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Value

Question 23

How can artists NOT create a sense of movement in their artwork?

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By keeping all the colors in the same area

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By using lines that point in different directions

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By using shapes that overlap

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By using bright colors

Question 24

Which type of line can make something look like it's moving quickly?

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Diagonal line

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Horizontal line

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Vertical line

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Curved line

Question 25

What happens when one shape is placed on top of another shape?

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The shapes overlap

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The shapes are side by side

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The shapes are connected by a line

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The shapes are the same size

Question 26

Which color can make something look like it's moving quickly?

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Red

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Blue

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Green

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Orange

Question 27

What is the name of the principle of art that describes how objects are set up in a picture?

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Balance

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Rhythm

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Variety

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Unity

Question 28

Which of these examples shows movement?

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A photograph of a dancer in motion

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A picture of a sleeping cat

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A painting of a tree

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A drawing of a car

Question 29

Why do artists use curved lines?

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To create movement

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To create balance

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To create depth

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To create texture

Question 30

How do you create a sense of rhythm in your artwork?

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Repeat shapes and lines in a pattern

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Use the same colors throughout

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Use different colors throughout

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Leave lots of empty space

Question 31

What is the name for the illusion of movement created by a series of still images?

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Animation

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Perspective

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Motion blur

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Optical illusion

Question 32

What is the purpose of a storyboard?

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To plan out the order of events in a story using a series of sketches

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To create animations

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To paint with bright colors

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To make sculptures that tell a story

Question 33

Which of these does NOT show how artists can make their art look like it's moving?

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Painting with bright colors

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Using curved lines

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Drawing with jagged edges

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Overlapping shapes

Question 34

Which shape looks like it's moving on its own?

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Spiral

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

Question 35

Which line looks like it's flowing in the wind?

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A curved line

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A straight line

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A zigzag line

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A dotted line

Question 36

Why do artists sometimes draw shapes on top of each other?

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To make their art look like it's moving

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To make their art look deeper

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To make their art feel rough

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To make their art look more real

Question 37

Which type of art moves when people walk by it?

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A statue that moves

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A painting of a flower

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A picture of a dancer

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A sketch of a building

Question 38

How does an artist use perspective in a painting to make things look like they're moving towards you?

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By making things in the front bigger than things in the back

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By making things in the back bigger than things in the front

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By looking at things from above

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By looking at things from below

Question 39

Which artist is famous for making art that seems to move?

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Jackson Pollock

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 40

What is it called when you make a series of still pictures that, when played quickly, look like they're moving?

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Animation

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Kinetic art

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Op art

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Perspective

Question 41

Which line can make a picture look like things are moving?

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A curved line

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A straight line going up and down

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A straight line going side to side

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A line that goes up and down and side to side

Question 42

What is the special word for the way artists make movement in a picture that isn't moving?

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Dynamism

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Motion

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Move

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Action

Question 43

Which of these is NOT a way artists can create a sense of movement?

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Creating a feeling of balance

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Making things overlap

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Using contrasting colors

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Using big movements

Question 44

Which of the following is NOT an element of art used to create a sense of movement?

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Textures

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Lines

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Shapes

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Colors

Question 45

Which of these shapes is most often used to show movement?

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Spiral

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

Question 46

Which of these famous artworks is known for its dynamic and expressive use of movement?

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The Scream

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Mona Lisa

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Starry Night

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Water Lilies

Question 47

What is the term for the path that the eye follows when looking at a piece of art?

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Visual flow

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Focal point

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Line of sight

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Composition

Question 48

Which of the following is a technique that artists use to create the illusion of movement in a still image?

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Motion blur

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Foreshortening

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Overlapping

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Linear perspective

Question 49

What is the name of the technique where artists repeat a shape or pattern to create a sense of movement?

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Rhythm

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Harmony

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Contrast

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Balance

Question 50

Which artist is famous for using bold, sweeping lines to show movement in their paintings?

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Jackson Pollock

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Georgia O'Keeffe

Question 51

Which of the following is NOT a way that artists create movement in their work?

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Symmetry

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Direction

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Rhythm

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Speed

Question 52

What kind of line creates a feeling of movement?

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A curved, flowing line

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A straight, vertical line

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A broken, jagged line

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A dotted line

Question 53

How can you use contrasting colors to make your artwork look like it's moving?

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By placing them side by side

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By mixing them together

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By using them to create a pattern

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By using them to create a shape

Question 54

Which technique can make an image look like it's moving by repeating it over and over?

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Animation

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Rotoscoping

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Stop-motion

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Time-lapse

Question 55

When dancing, which movement would NOT create a sense of movement?

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Moving in a stiff and robotic way

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Moving smoothly and gracefully

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Changing the speed of your movements

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Using your body to express yourself

Question 56

Which type of line makes a drawing look like it's moving?

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Curved line

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Straight line

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Horizontal line

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Vertical line

Question 57

What do sharp angles and jagged lines create in art?

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Energy

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Calmness

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Softness

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Balance

Question 58

Which color is known for making things seem faster and stronger?

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Red

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Blue

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Green

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Yellow

Question 59

How does Wassily Kandinsky use lines and shapes to make his paintings feel like they're moving?

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He creates a sense of rhythm and flow with his lines and shapes.

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He uses sharp angles and bright colors.

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He paints pictures of things that are actually moving.

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He uses dark and heavy lines and shapes.