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Sixth Grade (Grade 6) Drawing Questions

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Grade 6 Drawing
Objects that appear in the center of an art work are called:
  1. Foreground
  2. Middleground
  3. Background
  4. Horizon
Grade 6 Drawing
The point on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to vanish.
  1. Tonal Range
  2. Proportion
  3. Vanishing Point
  4. Linear Perspective
Grade 6 Drawing
The way we show objects in relation to one another; size, shape, etc.
  1. Proportion
  2. Gesture
  3. Linear Perspective
  4. Sketch
Grade 6 Drawing
What is a focal point?
  1. Art based on a circle with its design extending from its center
  2. A review or opinion of something; often dealing with art or literature
  3. An optical illusion
  4. The center of interest or activity in a work of art
Grade 6 Drawing
The way we show objects in proportion to one another as they recede to a distant point.
  1. Contrast
  2. Foreshortening
  3. Linear Perspective
  4. Form
Grade 6 Drawing
The following is NOT an example of types of lines:
  1. dotted and zig zag
  2. thick and thin
  3. curved and straight
  4. secondary and primary
Grade 6 Drawing
Objects that appear in the center of an art work are called:
  1. Foreground
  2. Middleground
  3. Background
Grade 6 Drawing
The following is NOT an example of types of lines:
  1. thick and thin
  2. zig zag and wavy
  3. curved and straight
  4. primary and secondary
Grade 6 Drawing
What does it mean to Cross Hatch?
  1. To create an outline of something
  2. To fill a space or create a shade by overlapping lines in different directions
  3. To choose a group of colors that you think look good together
  4. To use a regular repetition of elements to produce the look and feel of movement.