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What colour did Mondrian use besides white?
Red, blue and yellow Green, purple and orange Pink, brown and grey Black, silver and gold
What do you make with finger paint?
Drawing with your fingers Music Food Houses
What is brown?
The colour of mud The colour of the sky The colour of milk The colour of ice
What does an owl have to see well?
Big eyes Small eyes Long ears Large nose
What shape does a vase usually have?
Round Square Triangle Star
What shape do many old arches have?
Semicircle Square Triangle Straight line
How many eyes does a person have?
Two Three Four One
What shape does a ball have in a painting?
Round Square Oblong Pointy
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Where does clay dry best?
In the sun In the fridge Underwater In the freezer
What does a rainbow have?
Many colours Red only Blue only Black only
What is a spiral jetty?
An artwork of stones in the water A toy plane A kind of biscuit A dancing robot
What can't a camera photograph?
Dreams Flowers Animals People
What paintings did Monet make of the same haystack?
At different times of the day In different colours With different animals In different seasons
Which clay always stays soft?
Playing clay Rock Clay Wood clay Ironclay
Which artist painted the famous 'Night Watch'?
Rembrandt Van Gogh Vermeer Mondrian
What did old people use to hunt?
Spears Nets Guns Sticks
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What is a steekje?
A small piece of needlework A type of fish A type of flower A type of candy
Which artist made famous soup can art?
Andy Warhol Van Gogh Picasso Matisse
Which art stream uses a lot of circles?
Geometric art Square art Straight art Sharp art
What can you see in abstract art besides colors?
Patterns Only letters Only numbers Only words
What do you call a drawing that makes people laugh?
A comic One card A photo A letter
Which shoes do you wear for sports?
Sneakers High heels Flip-flops Boots
What shape does a vase usually have?
Round Square Triangular Flat
What can you use to make a temporary installation?
Balloons Trees Bergen Seas
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Which famous bridge is red and is in San Francisco?
Golden Gate Bridge Brooklyn Bridge Tower Bridge London Bridge
Which artist made famous works with black lines and coloured areas?
Piet Mondrian Wassily Kandinsky Paul Klee Kazimir Malevich
What do you call it when you make several of the same prints?
An edition A copy A series A collection
What do you wear around your neck?
A scarf A hat Gloves Socks
In which city was Johannes Vermeer born?
Delft Amsterdam Haarlem Leiden
Which style of art did Pablo Picasso coined?
Cubism Impressionism Realism Romance
What is the most important trait of a good animator?
Patience Speed Loud voice Large hands
What is a blind print?
A print without ink, only relief A print made in the dark A print for the blind A failed printout
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What function does glaze have on ceramics?
It makes it waterproof and adds colour It ensures that it does not break It makes it lighter in weight It is only for decoration
What do you do when you 'restore' a work of art?
You repair and restore the artwork You make a copy of the artwork You sell the artwork You photograph the artwork
What did the Romans call their public baths?
Thermen Basilica Forum Aqueduct
What is a triad colour scheme?
Three colours equally distributed on the colour wheel Only the three primary colours Three shades of the same colour Three warm colours together
What shape does a Greek temple usually have?
Rectangle with columns all around Triangle with pointed roof Circle with dome Square without columns
What tool is used to draw perfect circles?
Passer Ruler Degree arc Flat eraser
What part of your hand do you mainly use when drawing fine details?
Fingers Wrist Elbow Shoulder
What happens to colours when it gets dark?
They become less visible and appear greyer They get brighter and brighter They change colours They disappear altogether
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In what period did gothic fashion originate?
1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
Which fashion designer is associated with the use of safety pins?
Vivienne Westwood Alexander McQueen John Galliano Jean Paul Gaultier
Which art movement is characterised by the use of bright, unnatural colours?
Fauvism Naturalism Realism Classicism
What chemical is traditionally used in felting wool?
Soap Acid Alcohol Oil
Which aperture number provides the greatest depth of field?
f/16 f/1.4 f/2.8 f/5.6
Which fashion designer introduced the trousers for women?
Coco Chanel Elsa Schiaparelli Madeleine Vionnet Jeanne Lanvin
Which art form inspired many installation artists?
Theatre and performance Classical painting Medieval architecture Traditional sculpture
What do you call the process of pressing fabric to remove wrinkles?
Ironing Press Smoothing Flattening
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Which camera function helps when shooting in high-motion situations?
Continuous autofocus (AI Servo/AF-C) Single point autofocus Manual focus Face detection
What is the difference between additive and subtractive color mixing?
Additive works with light, subtractive with pigments Additive is for warm colors, subtractive for cool colors Additive uses more colors than subtractive There is no difference, they are synonyms
Which Dutch street artist is known for his realistic portraits?
Fake Delta Shoe Zedz
What does 'gestural abstraction' mean in the art world?
Abstract art in which the artist's movement is visible Art made with hand gestures without a brush Sculptures that suggest movement Art inspired by sign language
What temperature is usually maintained in museums for art preservation?
18-21°C 15-18°C 22-25°C 12-15°C
Which illustrator is known for the Miffy (Miffy) books?
Dick Bruna Fiep Westendorp Max Velthuijs Mies van Hout
Which designer is known for his iconic perfume bottle designs alongside fashion?
Jean Paul Gaultier Tom Ford Marc Jacobs Rick Owens
What is a 'fat cap' in spray cans for graffiti?
A cap that produces a wide line An extra large spray can A special paint for thick layers A cap worn by graffiti writers
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Which architect designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin?
Daniel Libeskind Peter Eisenman Zaha Hadid Frank Gehry
Which Swiss architect is known for his work with natural stone?
Peter Zumthor Mario Botta Herzog & de Meuron Bernard Tschumi
Which painting technique was perfected by Jan van Eyck in the 15th century?
Oil paint Tempera Watercolour Acrylic paint
What material did Maya Lin use for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial?
Black granite White marble Stainless steel Bronze
How long did it take Christo and Jeanne-Claude to get permission for 'The Umbrellas' project?
6 years 3 years 10 years 2 years
Which Pakistani artist became known for her miniature work and critique of colonialism?
Shahzia Sikander Rashid Rana Imran Qureshi Naiza Khan
What is a 'vanitas' painting?
A still life about impermanence A self-portrait of the artist A landscape painting An abstract work of art
In which country did the Suprematist art movement originate?
Russia Germany France Italy
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What technique is used to create three-dimensional effects by pulling fabric together with small stitches?
Smocking Shirring Pleating Gathering
Which French painter is famous for his ballet dancers?
Edgar Degas Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Pierre-Auguste Renoir Édouard Manet
Which artist developed the 12-part colour wheel that is still used today?
Johannes Itten Piet Mondrian Wassily Kandinsky Paul Klee
Which 1980s architectural movement is characterised by combining historical elements in an ironic way?
Postmodernism High-tech architecture Regionalism Minimalism
Which Dutch artist was a member of the CoBrA group?
Karel Appel Piet Mondrian Jan Toorop Kees van Dongen
What technique did William Blake use for his illustrated books?
Relief etching Intaglio etching Woodcut Lithography
What movement arose as a reaction against the commercialisation of Pop Art?
Conceptual art Photorealism Minimal Art Land Art
Which colour has the highest visibility to the human eye?
Yellow-green Red Blue White
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