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Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz Please read the information and look at the images on the Google Slides document about Cubism and Vorticism before answering these questions. 1. In which country did Cubism begin? a. Germany b. Italy c. France 2. Which sorts of shapes are mainly used in Cubist artwork? a. Wavy and swirly lines which are repeated b. Cubes and other geometric shapes c. Curved shapes such as circles and ovals 3. What kinds of colours were mainly used in Analytical Cubist artwork? a. Primary b. Monochrome c. Complementary 4. What is the correct definition of a collage? a. When pieces of paper are used to create an image b. When a variety of materials are used in an artwork c. When a variety of pencil tones are used in an artwork 5. In what kind of Cubism did Picasso use collage? a. Material Cubism b. Synthetic Cubism c. Chemical Cubism 6. Vorticism was partly inspired by which of these Art movements? a. Pop Art and Realism b. Surrealism and Op Art c. Cubism and Futurism 7. What kinds of lines were mainly used in Vorticist artwork? a. Straight lines with sharp angles b. Curving lines with swirls c. Wavy and scalloped lines

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Page 1: Year 7 Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz · Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz Please read the information and look at the images on the Google Slides document about Cubism

Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz Please read the information and look at the images on the Google Slides document about Cubism and Vorticism before answering these questions. 1. In which country did Cubism begin? a. Germany b. Italy c. France 2. Which sorts of shapes are mainly used in Cubist artwork? a. Wavy and swirly lines which are repeated b. Cubes and other geometric shapes c. Curved shapes such as circles and ovals 3. What kinds of colours were mainly used in Analytical Cubist artwork? a. Primary b. Monochrome c. Complementary 4. What is the correct definition of a collage? a. When pieces of paper are used to create an image b. When a variety of materials are used in an artwork c. When a variety of pencil tones are used in an artwork 5. In what kind of Cubism did Picasso use collage? a. Material Cubism b. Synthetic Cubism c. Chemical Cubism 6. Vorticism was partly inspired by which of these Art movements? a. Pop Art and Realism b. Surrealism and Op Art c. Cubism and Futurism 7. What kinds of lines were mainly used in Vorticist artwork? a. Straight lines with sharp angles b. Curving lines with swirls c. Wavy and scalloped lines

Page 2: Year 7 Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz · Cubism, Vorticism and Vocabulary Quiz Please read the information and look at the images on the Google Slides document about Cubism

8. Which of these words links with this image? (Choose 2)

a. Geometric - made up of clear lines and shapes such as squares and b. triangles. c. Symmetrical - something being exactly the same on opposite sides. d. Modern - something from present or recent times.

9. Which of these words links with this image? (Choose 2)

a. Angular - the use of straight lines which meet together to form a point. b. Asymmetry - different on both sides, the opposite of symmetry c. Symmetrical - something being exactly the same on opposite sides.

10. Which of these words links with this image? (Choose 2)

a. Geometric - made up of clear lines and shapes such as squares and triangles. b. Symmetrical - something being exactly the same on opposite sides. c. Asymmetry - different on both sides, the opposite of symmetry

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11. Which of these images has been drawn using the correct proportions? (Choose 1)

a. b. c. 12. Which of these images shows a range of pencil tones? (Choose 1)

a. b. c. Answers - 1= c, 2=b. 3=b, 4=a, 5=b, 6=c,7=a, 8=ac, 9=ab, 10=ac, 11=a, 12=c