Question

A school of fish swim towards the surface of the water.




Question
Which of the following best describes how rhythm and movement were created in this image?
(1 point)
Responses

Having repetitive geometric shapes only across the image creates a feeling of movement.
Having repetitive geometric shapes only across the image creates a feeling of movement.

Using contrasting colors throughout the image creates a feeling of movement.
Using contrasting colors throughout the image creates a feeling of movement.

The repetitive shape of the fish creates a sense of movement from bottom to top
The repetitive shape of the fish creates a sense of movement from bottom to top

Having the sun in the background creates a feeling of movement.

Answer 1

A key strikes the interior strings of a piano.



Question
The movement in this image is seen
(1 point)
Responses

with the vibrating strings.
with the vibrating strings.

with the one blurred key.
with the one blurred key.

in the use of color.
in the use of color.

in the repeated pattern of lines.

Answer 2

An abstract oil painting using a series of downward brushstrokes from the top left of the canvas.
Question
The purpose of using rhythm and movement in art is to encourage the viewer to look from one area of an image to another. Looking at this image, the rhythm and movement created encourages you to look from
(1 point)
Responses

the top right corner to the bottom left corner.
the top right corner to the bottom left corner.

out from the center.
out from the center.

from the top left corner to the bottom right corner.
from the top left corner to the bottom right corner.

from the top center to the bottom right corner.
from the top center to the bottom right corner.

Answer 3

A man is looking towards the viewer while holding a palatte. There are line marks of different colors in the background.
Self-Portrait
By Vincent van Gogh

Courtesy National Gallery of Art, Washington

Question
Van Gogh was masterful in creating movement in the background of his painting, Self-Portrait. What elements did he use to create the movement in the background area?
(1 point)
Responses

shape and value
shape and value

form and texture
form and texture

color and form
color and form

line and color

Answer 4

the piano one was worng, its was" the blurred key"

Answer 5

The best description of how rhythm and movement were created in the image is:

**The repetitive shape of the fish creates a sense of movement from bottom to top.**

This response highlights how the uniformity and arrangement of the fish contribute to a visual flow, directing the viewer's eye upward, which aligns with the action of swimming towards the surface.

Answer 6

The movement in this image is seen:

**with the vibrating strings.**

This response accurately identifies the dynamic action associated with the piano, as the vibration of the strings is what creates sound and conveys a sense of movement in this context.

Answer 7

The rhythm and movement created in the abstract oil painting encourages you to look from:

**from the top left corner to the bottom right corner.**

This option aligns with the description of downward brushstrokes originating from the top left, guiding the viewer's eye through the canvas.

Answer 8

Van Gogh was masterful in creating movement in the background of his painting, Self-Portrait. The elements he used to create the movement in the background area are:

**line and color.**

These elements contribute to the dynamic and rhythmic quality of the background, enhancing the overall sense of movement in the artwork.

Answer 9

Thank you for the correction! In the context of the image where a key strikes the interior strings of a piano, identifying movement as being seen **with the one blurred key** indicates that the blur suggests action and emphasizes the motion involved in playing the piano. I appreciate your understanding and feedback! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.