Unity in Art: Exploring Harmony and Cohesion for 2nd Graders

Question 1

What is one way to create unity in artwork?

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Combining similar colors, shapes, or textures

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Using different colors and shapes without a pattern

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Making everything in the artwork look different from each other

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Leaving empty spaces in the artwork

Question 2

Why do artists use unity in their artwork?

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To create a feeling of balance and harmony

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To make the artwork look more realistic

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To make the artwork stand out

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To hide mistakes

Question 3

How can color be used to create unity in art?

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Using colors that go well together

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Using bright and contrasting colors

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Using only one color throughout the artwork

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Using colors randomly without a pattern

Question 4

Which shape often represents the idea of unity?

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

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Star

Question 5

How does texture create unity in art?

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Using the same texture throughout the artwork

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Using different textures to create contrast

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Using textures that look different from each other

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Using textures randomly without a pattern

Question 6

What is a sign of a unified artwork?

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It is balanced and looks pleasing to the eye

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It has a clear main focus

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It uses a lot of different colors and shapes

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It has a lot of empty space

Question 7

Is it true that unity in art means making everything in the artwork different?

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No

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Yes

Question 8

Which artist is famous for using unity in their paintings?

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Piet Mondrian

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Salvador Dalí

Question 9

How can you use the idea of unity in your own artwork?

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Make sure the colors, shapes, and textures in your artwork work well together

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Use a lot of different colors and shapes without a pattern

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Make everything in your artwork look different from each other

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Leave large empty spaces in your artwork

Question 10

Which of these is **not** a primary color?

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Green

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Red

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Blue

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Yellow

Question 11

What shape is this? (Insert an image of a circle here as the question)

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

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Rectangle

Question 12

Which of these materials feels the **softest**?

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Silk

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Sandpaper

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Cotton

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Glass

Question 13

When we put different parts of a picture together to make it look like one thing, we create what?

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Unity

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Harmony

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Balance

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Contrast

Question 14

What is a good way to create unity in a painting?

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Use a limited number of colors

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Use sharp, contrasting shapes

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Use many different textures

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Keep the objects in your painting separate

Question 15

Which of these elements is **not** important for creating unity in art?

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Variety

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Color

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Shape

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Line

Question 16

When colors are combined in a way that creates harmony, we call it what?

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Unity

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Contrast

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Variety

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Emphasis

Question 17

In a composition, which shape is most likely to give a feeling of stability?

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Square

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Circle

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Triangle

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Star

Question 18

Look at the picture. Which one shows unity in art?

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A painting with a clear main object

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A photo with many colors and shapes

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A sculpture with a smooth surface

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A drawing with different lines and patterns

Question 19

What is the main reason artists create unity in their art?

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To create a feeling of harmony and balance

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To make it look prettier

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To help people understand their message

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To make it worth more money

Question 20

Which of these is NOT a way to create unity?

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Contrast

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Balance

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Rhythm

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Proportion

Question 21

How can artists use repetition to create unity?

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By doing all of the above

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By repeating a shape or color

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By repeating a pattern or design

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By repeating a line or curve

Question 22

How can you create a sense of harmony in your artwork?

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By using similar colors throughout the artwork

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By using contrasting colors to create visual interest

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By incorporating different shapes and textures

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By leaving out any details

Question 23

When you repeat an element throughout your artwork, what principle of art are you using?

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Repetition

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Contrast

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Emphasis

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Balance

Question 24

What is the main idea behind creating unity in art?

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To make the artwork visually appealing

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To make the artwork look messy

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To make the artwork meaningless

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To make the artwork stand out

Question 25

How can balance create a sense of stability in artwork?

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By distributing visual weight evenly

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By using light and dark colors to create contrast

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By adding a lot of details

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By using only one color

Question 26

Which of the following is an example of a warm color?

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Yellow

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Blue

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Green

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Purple

Question 27

Which of these is a way to create unity in a painting? Remember, unity is when all the parts work together to make a whole.

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Making sure there's a good balance between all the different parts

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Using many different colors and shapes

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Using just one color everywhere

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Using different textures

Question 28

Which of these is NOT a primary color?

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Green

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Red

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Blue

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Yellow

Question 29

When you make colors smoothly change from one to another, it's called:

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Blending

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Shading

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Hatching

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Stippling

Question 30

Why is it important to make sure a painting is balanced?

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To create a pleasing feeling for the viewer

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To make it look more real

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To show off the artist's skill

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To make sure the painting doesn't fall down

Question 31

Which of these colors is considered a warm color?

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Red

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Blue

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Green

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Purple

Question 32

What's the difference between a square and a rectangle?

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Squares have four equal sides and four right angles, while rectangles have different length sides

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Squares have four equal sides, while rectangles have any number of sides

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Squares have four right angles, while rectangles don't

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Squares are always smaller than rectangles

Question 33

When we talk about how light or dark a color is, we're referring to its:

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Value

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Hue

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Intensity

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Saturation

Question 34

What is the main goal of using unity in art?

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Create a sense of harmony and balance

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Make the artwork more visually appealing

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Convey a specific message or emotion

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Simplify the artwork

Question 35

What's the difference between primary and secondary colors?

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Primary colors are mixed to create secondary colors, but secondary colors can't be mixed to create primary colors.

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Secondary colors are mixed to create primary colors, but primary colors can't be mixed to create secondary colors.

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Both primary and secondary colors are mixed to create different colors.

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There's no difference between primary and secondary colors.

Question 36

Which art principle refers to how the different parts of a work of art fit together?

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Balance

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Contrast

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Emphasis

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Rhythm

Question 37

What is value in art?

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How light or dark a color is

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How big or small a shape is

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How rough or smooth a texture is

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How far away something looks

Question 38

How can different cultures influence the way artists use colors in their paintings?

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Different cultures have different meanings for colors, so artists may use colors in different ways to express their ideas.

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Culture has no effect on the colors an artist uses in a painting.

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Culture only affects the shapes an artist uses in a painting.

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Culture only affects the textures an artist uses in a painting.

Question 39

How can you create harmony and unity in art?

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Use a central focus and overall design

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Use only bright, bold colors

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Use only geometric or organic shapes

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Add sparkles and glitter

Question 40

Which of the following artwork ideas shows the best example of unity through color?

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A painting with one dominant color and different shades of that color

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A drawing with lots of different colors that don't seem to go together

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A sculpture with very different and bright colors

Question 41

Which of these shapes creates the most unity in a picture?

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A circle

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A triangle

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An octagon with 8 sides

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A square

Question 42

How can we use texture to create unity in a drawing?

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By using different textures to make a pattern or effect that looks good together

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By making sure the texture is the same everywhere in the artwork

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By not using any texture at all

Question 43

Which of the following is the best example of a balanced composition?

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A design with the same on both sides, like a mirror image

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A design with more on one side than the other

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A design with elements coming out from the middle like a sun

Question 44

How can using only a few different colors in a painting help create unity?

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It helps make the painting look more organized and focused

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It makes the painting easier to paint

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It allows for more creativity

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It makes the painting look more exciting

Question 45

Which of these shapes would be best at making it look like something is moving in a drawing?

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A diagonal line

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A circle

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A square

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A straight line up and down

Question 46

How can we use repetition to make a sculpture look more unified?

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By repeating the same shape or idea in different parts of the sculpture

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By making the sculpture look different on all sides

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By using many different types of materials

Question 47

Which of the following techniques can help to make a drawing look deeper?

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Using lines that make it look like things are going away from you

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Using colors that are very different from each other

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Using a design that is the same on both sides

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Using only one vanishing point

Question 48

How can you use texture to create unity in a collage?

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Use a variety of textures that complement each other

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Use only one type of texture

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Use textures that are very different from each other

Question 49

How can repetition create a sense of unity in a painting?

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By repeating elements, such as shapes, colors, or textures, throughout the artwork

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By using only a few different elements

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By using a variety of elements to create contrast

Question 50

How can using different shapes help make a piece of art look unified?

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By repeating shapes or using shapes that look good together

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By using as many different shapes as possible

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By using only one shape throughout the artwork

Question 51

Which of the following textures would make a collage look most unified?

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Textures that are similar or go well together

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Shiny and dull textures

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Rough and smooth textures

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Textures that are very different

Question 52

Which of the following is an example of using unity in art?

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A painting where all the elements look like they belong together in terms of color, shape, or texture

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A painting with a lot of different colors and shapes

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A painting with a lot of empty space

Question 53

How can you use color to create a feeling of balance in a picture?

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

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By using only primary colors

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By using only dark colors

Question 54

Which of the following is NOT a principle of unity in art?

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Asymmetry

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Proportion

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Rhythm

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Harmony

Question 55

How can you use texture to make a work of art more interesting to look at?

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By using a variety of textures or by using textures that look different from each other

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By using only smooth textures

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By using only rough textures

Question 56

Why is unity important in art?

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To make the artwork look more pleasing, interesting, and easy to understand

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To make the artwork take longer to create

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To make the artwork more abstract

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To make the artwork more realistic

Question 57

Which of the following is an example of unity created through rhythm?

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A painting with a pattern that repeats itself

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A painting with a lot of different shapes

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A painting with a lot of contrasting colors

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A painting with a lot of empty space

Question 58

How does unity affect how a person viewing a work of art feels about it?

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It can make the artwork more enjoyable, engaging, and clear to understand

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It can make the artwork less enjoyable

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It can make the artwork harder to understand