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Art and design
Foundation workshops: selecting primary sources and recording observations

Starter quiz

  • What does the word 'source' refer to in art?
    • The technique used to create the final artwork
    • The materials, references, or inspirations that artists research for their work  ✓
    • The tools an artist uses to create their artwork
    • The materials an artist uses to create their artwork
  • What is the correct definition of a theme?
    • The relative lightness or darkness of a colour
    • The process of sculpting three-dimensional forms
    • The subject or focus of an artist's work  ✓
    • The techniques the artist uses to create the work
  • What is the definition of the word 'technique' in art?
    • The method or way an artist applies tools and materials to create art  ✓
    • The emotional message conveyed through the artwork
    • The time period or movement an artwork is associated with
    • The use of a specific colour palette in a painting
  • Match these terms with the correct definition
    • Line
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      straight, curved, jagged, smooth, hard, soft, light, dark, thick, thin ✓
    • Pattern
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      a design in which different elements are repeated ✓
    • Shape
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      an element of art that is two-dimensional, or flat ✓
    • Texture
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      how something feels or looks like it would feel if you touched it ✓
  • What does 'critical understanding' mean in art?
    • The ability to memorise facts about art history
    • Feedback from critics
    • Strict rules and regulations
    • Analysing and reflecting on art  ✓
  • Fill the gap: Artists that inspire you do not have to be ______ they can be local or have work that is shown in your community.
    • 'famous' ✓
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