
What is a "Complementary" color pair?
Two colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
Different shades of the same color
Colors that look exactly the same
Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel
What is the difference between gouache and acrylic paint?
Acrylic Paint is water-based
Gouache is water-based
Gouache is pigment suspended in a polymer emulsion
Acrylic is less durable
In a "Still Life" painting, what is the artist usually drawing?
Inanimate objects
A person sitting for a portrait
Animals
A religious event
If a piece of music is described as "Allegro", how should it be played?
Very slowly and sadly
At a walking pace
Quickly and cheerfully
Gradually getting louder
Which is NOT a woodwind instrument
Clarinet
Saxophone
Piccolo
Trumpet
How do you play a theremin?
Hand movements in air
Pluck the strings
Blow into mouthpiece
Press the keys
Which writer wrote "To be, or not to be"
Rudyard Kipling
Edgar Allan Poe
Charles Dickens
Shakespeare
How many paintings did Van Gogh sell when he was alive?
10
1
3
7
What is "Pitch"?
The speed of the music
The volume of the music
How high or low a sound is
The mood of the music
What is the "Fourth Wall"?
Curtain that separates acts
The back wall of the theater building
The wall where the scenery is stored
An imaginary wall between the actors and the audience
What is the purpose of a "Soliloquy"?
To allow two characters to have a private argument
To allow a character to speak their inner thoughts out loud to the audience
To introduce a musical number
To signal the end of the entire play
In a perspective drawing, what is the "vanishing point"?
The spot where the artist stands
The brightest part of the painting
The point on the horizon where parallel lines appear to meet
Where the artist signs their name