Explore the Dynamics of Movement in Art: A Comprehensive Quiz

Question 1

Which type of movement in art is characterized by subtle, gradual changes?

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Implied

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Kinetic

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Actual

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Organic

Question 2

How can artists use movement to portray emotions in their artwork?

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By depicting figures in motion or with implied motion

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By using vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes

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By creating a sense of balance and harmony

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By incorporating actual moving elements into the piece

Question 3

How can movement in art be used to draw the viewer's attention?

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By guiding the eye from one focal point to another

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By creating a sense of depth and perspective

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By using contrasting colors and textures

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By depicting familiar objects in motion

Question 4

Which of the following artists is renowned for using kinetic movement in their sculptures?

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Alexander Calder

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Pablo Picasso

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Vincent van Gogh

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Michelangelo

Question 5

How does organic movement differ from other types of movement in art?

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It is inspired by natural forms and processes

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It is created using geometric shapes and lines

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It is intended to evoke a sense of chaos and disorder

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It is always depicted in a realistic manner

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of implied movement in a photograph?

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A photograph of a waterfall

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A blurry image of a moving car

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A photograph of a person running

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A photograph of a still life

Question 7

Which famous artist is known for their use of dynamic movement in their paintings?

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Jackson Pollock

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Pablo Picasso

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Claude Monet

Question 8

What is the definition of movement in art?

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The illusion of motion created through artistic elements

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The physical movement of the artist while creating

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The change in position or arrangement of elements

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The emotional response evoked by an artwork

Question 9

Which of the following artists is known for their use of dynamic movement in their paintings?

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Jackson Pollock

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

Question 10

What is the term for the path that the viewer's eye follows through a work of art?

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Leading lines

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Focal point

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Rhythm

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Perspective

Question 11

Which option is not a type of movement in art?

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Stagnant

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Actual

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Implied

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Radial

Question 12

Which famous artist is renowned for their innovative use of movement in their paintings?

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Jackson Pollock

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

Question 13

True or False: Movement in art always involves the physical movement of objects.

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False

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True

Question 14

What is the definition of movement in art?

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The illusion of motion created through lines, shapes, and colors

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The physical movement of the viewer as they experience the artwork

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The way that an artist's brushstrokes create a sense of energy

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The placement of objects within a composition to create a sense of balance

Question 15

Which artistic technique involves repeating similar shapes or forms to create a sense of movement?

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Rhythm

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Foreshortening

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Chiaroscuro

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Perspective

Question 16

Movement in art can express a range of emotions. Which of the following is NOT an emotion that can be expressed through movement?

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Boredom

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Joy

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Anger

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Sadness

Question 17

How does implied movement differ from actual movement in art?

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Implied movement is created through the use of lines and shapes, while actual movement is created through the physical movement of the artwork.

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Implied movement is created through the depiction of figures in motion, while actual movement is created through the use of kinetic energy.

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Implied movement is created through the use of color, while actual movement is created through the use of light.

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There is no difference between implied and actual movement in art.

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of movement in art?

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Frozen

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Actual

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Radial

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Linear

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of implied movement in art?

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A painting of a waterfall

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A painting of a running horse

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A sculpture of a frozen figure

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A video of a car race

Question 20

What is the difference between linear and radial movement in art?

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Linear movement is straight, while radial movement is circular

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Linear movement is slow, while radial movement is fast

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Linear movement is horizontal, while radial movement is vertical

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Linear movement is used to create depth, while radial movement is used to guide the viewer's eye

Question 21

In Wassily Kandinsky's 'Composition VII,' how does he use movement, line, and color to create a dynamic and chaotic effect?

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Contrasting colors and dynamic lines create tension and chaos.

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Soft colors and curved lines convey tranquility and calm.

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Geometric shapes and primary colors create order and balance.

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A limited color palette and simple shapes create minimalism and restraint.

Question 22

Movement in art refers to:

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Lines, shapes, and colors used to create an idea of movement.

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The physical movement of the artwork.

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The arrangement of objects to guide the viewer's eye.

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When an artwork actually moves.

Question 23

Which is NOT a type of movement in art?

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Parallel

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Linear

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Radial

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Curvilinear

Question 24

Which artwork is an example of rectilinear movement?

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Nighthawks by Edward Hopper

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

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Guernica by Pablo Picasso

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Water Lilies by Claude Monet

Question 25

Which artist is known for using movement in their paintings?

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Jackson Pollock

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Rembrandt

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Michelangelo

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 26

Which of the following is NOT a type of movement in art? (Hint: Movement in art describes the visual representation of motion or the illusion of motion.)

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Still movement

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Actual movement

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Implied movement

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Linear movement

Question 27

Which of the following artworks best exemplifies the use of implied movement? (Hint: Implied movement suggests motion without actually showing it.)

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A drawing of a tree swaying in the wind

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A painting of a dancer leaping in the air

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A sculpture of a running horse

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A photograph of a car speeding down a highway

Question 28

How do artists use rhythm and repetition to create the illusion of movement in their artwork?

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By creating a series of repeating shapes or patterns that gradually change in size or position

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By using contrasting colors to create a sense of depth and spatial relationships

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By incorporating abstract symbols or icons that represent movement

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By leaving empty spaces or gaps in the artwork

Question 29

How do artists use movement to create a sense of rhythm and flow in their artwork?

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By using curved lines and smooth transitions.

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By placing elements in opposite corners.

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By choosing colors that contrast sharply.

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By making the artwork perfectly symmetrical.

Question 30

Which example best illustrates how artists use movement in their work to express emotions or convey messages?

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A painting with brushstrokes that create a swirling effect, conveying energy and emotion.

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A sculpture of a person standing still, with no movement in their body language.

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A photograph of a landscape with a river flowing through it.

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A painting with a pattern of geometric shapes arranged in a balanced and static composition.

Question 31

Which of the following is NOT a way that movement in art can be used to tell a story?

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Adding extra details that don't relate to the story

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Showing people or objects moving

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Creating a feeling of rhythm or speed

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Suggesting movement without showing it directly

Question 32

Which composition technique can create the illusion of movement?

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Radial composition

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Golden ratio composition

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Symmetrical composition

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Asymmetrical composition

Question 33

How does movement in art impact balance?

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It can create a sense of imbalance or tension

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It has no relation to balance

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It always creates a sense of stability

Question 34

What technique is commonly used in sculptures to create movement?

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Contraposto

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Chiaroscuro

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Impasto

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Sfumato

Question 35

How can movement in art be used to express emotions?

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By creating a sense of rhythm and flow

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By depicting specific emotions on faces

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By using abstract shapes and forms

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By using bright and contrasting colors

Question 36

Which principle of art involves arranging elements to create movement?

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Rhythm

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Emphasis

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Proportion

Question 37

How does movement vary between two-dimensional and three-dimensional art?

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It is implied in two-dimensional art, but physical in three-dimensional art

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Movement is impossible in two-dimensional art

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Movement is always more evident in three-dimensional art

Question 38

Which of the following is NOT a type of movement in art?

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Physical Movement

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Actual

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Implied

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Kinetic

Question 39

Which of the following artists is known for their use of implied movement?

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Edgar Degas

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 40

Which of the following techniques can be used to enhance implied movement in art?

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Leading lines

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Stippling

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Impasto

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Sfumato

Question 41

How does understanding movement in art enhance appreciation?

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Provides a deeper understanding of the artist's intentions

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Facilitates memorization of artwork

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Enhances technical skills in art

Question 42

How can artists use lines to show sadness in a painting?

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By using drooping or downward lines

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By using lines that go up and down quickly

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By using lines that are perfectly straight and even

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By using lots of different colors of lines

Question 43

Which artist is famous for making sculptures that move?

Accepted Answer

Alexander Calder

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Pablo Picasso

Question 44

How can an artist make a painting look like it has depth?

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By making some objects overlap others

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By using only warm colors

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By using only one color

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By using only cold colors

Question 45

What is the name for when an artist makes a picture look like something is moving even though it's still?

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Implied movement

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Real movement

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Apparent movement

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Actual movement

Question 46

How can artists use lines to guide our eyes through a painting?

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By using lines that lead our eyes to different parts

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By using lines that are all the same size

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By using lines that are all the same color

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By using lines that are all over the place

Question 47

Which of these is an example of movement that goes in a circle?

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A spiral staircase

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A zigzag pattern

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A running figure

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A waving flag

Question 48

What kind of lines can an artist use to show that something is happening quickly or in a messy way?

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Jagged or broken lines

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Lines that are very thin and barely visible

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Lines that are all the same shape

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Lines that are smooth and curvy

Question 49

What can change how we see movement in a picture?

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Where we stand when we look at it

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What the weather is like

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What time of day it is

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How the artist is feeling

Question 50

How can an artist make a painting look balanced and calm?

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By putting the parts of the painting in a way that feels even

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By using the same shape over and over again

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By having one part of the painting that stands out

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By using colors that are opposite on the color wheel