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| Which item is NOT an example of a three-dimensional art form? | a painting of a chair |
| Which form expresses a feeling of openness? | an empty chair |
| Which statement about free-form shapes is TRUE? | Free-form shapes are irregular and uneven |
| What kind of balance does a flower illustrate? | radial balance |
| The principle of art that indicates movement by repetition of elements? | rhythm |
| The principle of art that is concerned with decorative surface design? | pattern |
| Which statement about viewing three dimensions is TRUE? | Each eye views the three-dimensional world from a different an |
| Creates the look and feeling of action and guides the viewer's eyes. | visual movement |
| Where does radial balance frequently occur? | in nature |
| When criticizing functional objects, when should you consider how well the object works? | during the judgment step |
| What are the two levels of judgment used in the judgment step of art criticism? | personal and aesthetic |
| Which two steps of art history operations require research? | interpretation and judgment |
| When you focus on how realistic a work of art is, what qualities concern you? | literal qualities |
| On what does the theory of Imitationalism focus? | the realistic representation |
| What do art historians do in the description step? | They look for information about the art, not in the art. |
| What is the best theory to use when judging art? | a combination of all three theories |
| Which is the most objective step in criticizing a piece of art? | description |
| When does an art historian consider an artist's individual style? | during the analysis step |
| Which two steps of art history operations require research? | analysis and interpretation |
| Which is the last step of art criticism? | judgment |
