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Which Element of Art is missing from this piece?LineShapeSpaceColor - 2. Multiple ChoiceThe way a work of art "feels."FormTextureValueOrganic
- 3. Multiple ChoicePositive is what is there, negative is where there isn't anything.SpaceShapeLineForm
- 4. Multiple ChoiceShapes reflecting those found in nature.GeometricOrganicSymmetryBiological
- 5. Multiple ChoiceThe relative lightness or darkness of a color is:texturecolorcontrastvalue
- 6. Multiple Choice5. What are the three colors that can be mixed to make any other colors?electromagnetic colorssupplementary colorsprimary colorssecondary colors
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the line that goes across the page where the "sky meets the land"?Land LineSky LineHorizon LineParallel Line
- 8. Multiple ChoiceA drawing technique that makes objects look 3-D despite being on a 2-D surfacePerspective DrawingPencil DrawingStill Life DrawingFancy Drawing
- 9. Multiple ChoiceTrees and buildings should appear _________ as they go back in space.LargerSmallerThe Same SizeClearer
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhere is the vanishing point located in a one point perspective drawing?Above the HorizonBelow the HorizonOn the HorizonNever on the Horizon
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThis drawing was made using....?1 Point Perspective2 Point Perspective3 Point Perspective4 Point Perspective
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIf you were going to draw this, you would want to use.....?1 Point Perspective2 Point Perspective3 Point Perspective4 Point Perspective
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat do you call the dot on the horizon, where all the converging lines meet?Vanishing PointConverging PointMeeting PointDistance Point
- 14. Multiple ChoiceArea in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.spaceunityemphasisbalance
- 15. Multiple ChoiceColors that are directly opposite on the color wheel. When mixed together, they makes neutral gray or brown.complementarytextureanalogouscolor
- 16. Multiple ChoiceAnother name for related colors-have one color in common. Colors that appear next to each other on the color wheel.analogous colorsshapetexturecolor
- 17. Multiple ChoiceElement of art produced when a wavelength of light strikes an object and reflects back to the eyes.primarysecondaryteriarycolor
- 18. Multiple ChoiceA flat figure created when actual or implied lines surround a space-can be geometric or organiclineformshapespace
- 19. Multiple ChoiceThe relation of one object to another in size,amount, number.varietymonochromaticproportiontriad
- 20. Multiple ChoiceThe use of different lines shapes, textures,colors and other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.varietyemphasisrhythmvalue
- 21. Multiple ChoiceAny three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width and depth.emphasisspaceformshape
- 22. Multiple ChoiceA mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.linevaluecontrastform
- 23. Multiple ChoiceAn element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.huevaluemovementcontrast
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWe see color because of...valueshadowreflections of lightwe have eyes
- 25. Multiple ChoiceA ______________ can be long, short, diagonal, vertical, squiggly, thick or thin.LineSpaceValue
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWhat element of art is best represented in this picture?ColorLineShapeForm
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhat element of art is best represented in this picture?ColorLineTextureShape
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWhat element of art is best represented in this picture?ShapeLineTextureColor
- 29. Multiple ChoiceWhat elements of art can be identified in this painting?Color and ValueLine and ShapeForm and SpaceAll
- 30. Multiple ChoiceWhich element of art is 3 dimensionalshapeformline
- 31. Multiple ChoiceThe secondary colors are _________.Red, Orange, YellowGreen, Blue, OrangeGreen, Orange, VioletRed, Yellow, Blue
- 32. Multiple ChoiceThe primary colors are __________.Red, Yellow, OrangeGreen, Orange, VioletRed, Yellow, BlueGreen, Orange, Blue
- 33. Multiple ChoiceHow is space created in this artwork?OverlappingChange in valuesSizeAll of the above
- 34. Multiple ChoiceOrange, green, and violet.primarysecondaryintermediate
- 35. Multiple ChoiceRed, yellow, and blue.primarysecondayintermediate
- 36. Multiple ChoiceTexture you can actually feel.tactilevisual
- 37. Multiple ChoiceWhich element does this picture illustrate?linetexturecolorform
- 38. Multiple ChoiceWhat technique makes one horse look farther away than another?relative sizevanishing pointoverlapperspective
- 39. Multiple Choicetertiary colors?colors that you mixrainbowcolors across from each other on the color wheelcolors next to each other
- 40. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the name of this painting?SunflowersThe Yellow HouseStarry NightEvening in Paris
- 41. Multiple ChoiceShapes like triangles, squares and rectangles are called:Geometric ShapesOrganic ShapeGeometric FormOrganic Form
- 42. Multiple ChoiceThe distance between, around, above, below and within things are calledPatternShapePerspectiveSpace
- 43. Multiple ChoiceBasic visual "tools" in the language of art.Elements of ArtPrinciples of DesignProject RubricInteractive Notebook
- 44. Multiple ChoiceThe special expression of ideas, feelings and values in perceptible form.ArtPerceiveExpressiveVisual
- 45. Multiple ChoiceConveying or communicating feelings and ideas in visual form is calledArtPerceiveExpressiveVisual
- 46. Multiple ChoiceShapes like puddle, clouds and leaves are called.Geometric ShapesOrganic ShapesGeometric FormsOrganic Forms
- 47. Multiple ChoiceThis means to be aware of things through our senses and to have the ability to recognize and understand things we experience in our environment.ArtPerceiveExpressiveVisual
- 48. Multiple ChoiceChoose the two colors that are complements of one another on the color wheel?Yellow and VioletGreen and RedBlue and OrangeAll of the above
- 49. Multiple ChoiceSpace deals with the illusion of depth on a flat surface. True or FalseTrueFalse
- 50. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the Secondary colors?Green, Red, YellowGreen, Magenta, VioletOrange, Green, VioletNone of the above
- 51. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the Primary colors?Red, Green, BlueRed, Yellow, BlueYellow, Green, CyanMagenta, Red, Blue
- 52. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an area of two-dimensional space defined by edges or lines?LineShapeColorTexture
- 53. Multiple ChoiceArtists use a _________________ to help them remember how to mix and think about colors.SelectometerColor WheelColor SquarePneumonic
- 54. Multiple ChoiceCool colors like blue, green and purple might be used to painta warm fire or a desert sunset.a hot fudge sundae.the garage.a cool forest or a cold lake.
- 55. Multiple ChoiceThe sun or a fire might be painted with warm colors, includingwhite, black and gray.blue, green and purple.red, orange and yellow.peachy passion and mango mania.
- 56. Multiple ChoiceThe neutral colorsdo not have an opinion.are made by mixing black, white, and sometimes brown.look best when you have a good tan.are boring.
- 57. Multiple ChoiceTints are light values of a color. Tints are usually made bymixing a color with white.mixing a color with black.going to your beautician.wearing colored contacts.
- 58. Multiple ChoiceShades are dark values of a color. Shades are usually made bypulling down the blinds.mixing a color with black.wearing sunglasses.staying in the shadows.
- 59. Multiple ChoiceForms are three dimensional. They have height, width and thickness. Some common forms are:cylinders, cubes, spheres and conescircles, squares, rectangles and trianglesdifficult to draw.for income taxes purposes.
- 60. Multiple ChoiceYou can find lines everywhere you look. Artists use many different kinds of lines. Some common
lines are:"What’s your sign?"curved, straight, dotted, and zigzagred, blue and yellowfor drying clothes - 61. Multiple ChoiceBy joining lines you canplay Red Rover.learn to dance.checkout at Wal-Mart.make shapes.
- 62. Multiple ChoiceShapes are flat. Some shapes are geometric, like:little, economical cars.circles, squares, triangles and rectangles.circles, squares, triangles and rectangles.pancakes, shoe boxes and soup cans.
- 63. Multiple ChoiceOther shapes are organic and look likethings from nature.Santa Claus.a healthy cerealthings from an alternate universe.
- 64. Multiple ChoiceSpace is an empty place or surface in or around a work of art. Space can bethe final frontier.positive and/or negative.nice when you have a big family.personal.
- 65. Multiple ChoiceTexture is the way something ___________. Artists create the illusion of texture in paintings,
drawings and prints.soundssmellstastesfeels - 66. Multiple ChoiceBalance describes how artistskeep from tipping their easels over.juggle work and play.create visual weight.make ends meet by working as acrobats.
- 67. Multiple ChoiceSymmetrical (formal) balance means both sides of an imaginary line are the same. An example of
an object with symmetrical balance isan amoebaa Valentine heartyour handa mud puddle - 68. Multiple ChoiceAsymmetrical (informal) balance means each side of an imaginary line are __________
yet equal.differentinvisiblemessyblonde - 69. Multiple ChoiceRadial balance means lines or shapes grow from a center point. These are examples of radial
balance:a sunburst and a pizzaGoodyear and Michelina Valentine heart and a teeter-tottera mud puddle and an amoeba - 70. Multiple ChoiceContrast creates excitement and interest in artworks. Two things that are very different have a lot
of contrast. In art ______________________ have the greatest contrast.pickles and ice creamcats and dogsmen and womenblack and white - 71. Multiple ChoiceComplementary colors also have high contrast. An artists might paint a red apple on a green tableto create a Christmas card.because she’s hungry.to make the apple stand out.to camouflage the apple.
- 72. Multiple ChoiceArtists may choose _____________ to create a soft look.kittenspillowscotton ballslow contrast
- 73. Multiple ChoiceProportion is the size, location and amount of one thing compared to another. By studying
proportions you can create a _____________________.spatter paintingnew dancerealistic portraita Belgian waffle - 74. Multiple ChoiceArtists use emphasis to make certain parts of their work stand out and grab your attention. The
center of interest or _________________ is the place the artist draws your eye to first.focal point"Wake up and smell the coffee" pointcompass pointpencil point - 75. Multiple ChoiceArtists use variety to make you look at certain parts of their work or to make their work more
interesting. Variety occurs when an artist creates something that looks different from the rest of the
artwork. Which is not an example of variety?a white cat in a rose bed at breakfastan orange cat on a blue quilt at noona black cat in a coal bin at midnighta fat cat in a sport coat at Mardi Gras - 76. Multiple ChoiceBy repeating lines, colors or shapes over and over again in a work of art, an artist can create
visual rhythms or patterns that lead your eye through their work. ____________ is an example of
repetition.$#@ $#@ $#@@#$ %^&@; *()<>;? /., -!{Meatloaf - 77. Multiple ChoiceHarmony in visual design means all parts of the artwork relate to and complement each other.
Harmony pulls the pieces of a visual image __________.like taffyaparttogetherover the edge - 78. Multiple ChoiceArtists can create the illusion of movement in their artwork by using diagonal lines, by changing
the direction or value (lightness or darkness) of an image or by overlapping shapes. An artist might
use techniques of movement to showa bucking horse.the Statue of Liberty.a rock.a sleeping dog - 79. Multiple ChoiceUnity is the feeling that everything in the work of art works together and looks like it ________.costs more than it’s worthhates to make a mistakeis showing offfits
- 80. Multiple ChoiceThe comparison of one thing to another in terms of size is called:BalanceContrastProportionScale
- 81. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these is NOT characterized by repetition?patternunitycontrastmovement
- 82. Multiple ChoiceUsing many different elements to create interest or contrast in an artwork is called:VarietyUnityBalanceValue
- 83. Multiple ChoiceThis image shows an example of:Exaggerated scaleJuxtapositionHigh contrastExaggerated proportions
- 84. Multiple ChoiceThis image shows an example of:asymmetrical balancesymmetrical balanceradial balancephysical balance
- 85. Multiple ChoiceThe placement of the elements so that no part of the design overpowers any other part or seems visually heavier is called:unityemphasisbalanceprinciples of design
- 86. Multiple ChoiceThe way an artwork is arranged is called:designcompositionframephoto
- 87. Multiple ChoiceCombining two or more unlike objects to show contrast is called:compositionasymmetrical balanceadditionjuxtaposition
- 88. Multiple ChoiceUsing similar elements to create a single themeunityvarietyemphasisspace
- 89. Multiple ChoiceThe focal point of an artwork is also called:backgroundrhythmemphasispattern
- 90. Multiple ChoiceThe appearance of motion is called:calibrationanimationdesignmovement
- 91. Multiple ChoiceA repeated design is called a:principlepatternelementshape
- 92. Multiple ChoiceThe amount of difference between things is called:contrastvaluevarietyunity
- 93. Multiple ChoiceThe principles of designare the building blocks of artare the governors of artarrange the elements into a compositionare things like clay, pencils, paint, ect...
- 94. Multiple ChoiceWhat principle of design is being highlightedPatternContrastUnityMovement
- 95. Multiple ChoiceType of BalanceRadialSymmetricalAsymmetrical
- 96. Multiple ChoiceType of BalanceRadialSymmetricalAsymmetrical
- 97. Multiple ChoiceType of BalanceRadialSymmetricalAsymmetrical
- 98. Multiple ChoiceType of BalanceRadialSymmetricalAsymmetrical
- 99. Multiple ChoiceHow do horizontal lines make a room appear?Adds width, restful, peaceful, relaxingAdds motion, energy, movement, excitementAdds youth, activity, femininity, softnessAdds strength, dignity, height
- 100. Multiple ChoiceHow do vertical lines make a room appear?Adds width, restful, peaceful, relaxingAdds motion, energy, movement, excitementAdds youth, activity, femininity, softnessAdds strength, dignity, height
- 101. Multiple ChoiceHow do curved lines make a room appear?Adds width, restful, peaceful, relaxingAdds motion, energy, movement, excitementAdds youth, activity, femininity, softnessAdds strength, dignity, height
- 102. Multiple ChoicePositive space is _____________.Filled spaceEmpty space
- 103. Multiple ChoiceThe color scheme represented in a wallpaper that has peach, green, and lavender is a ________.AnalogousComplementaryTriadSplit complementary
- 104. Multiple ChoiceA analogous color scheme :Uses all tints, tones, and shades of one colorUses colors that are equal distance from each otherUses a color and the two colors next to its complementUses three to five colors next to each other on the color
- 105. Multiple ChoiceA split complementary color scheme :Uses all tints, tones, and shades of one colorUses colors that are equal distance from each otherUses a color and the two colors next to its complementUses three to five colors next to each other on the color
- 106. Multiple ChoiceHow many colors are on the basic color wheel?ThreeSixNineTwelve
- 107. Multiple ChoiceWhat is intensity?Another name for colorThe lightness or darkness of a colorThe amount of black or white added to a colorThe strength of a color against its complement
- 108. Multiple ChoiceWhat is value?Another name for colorThe lightness or darkness of a colorThe amount of black or white added to a colorThe strength of a color against its complement
- 109. Multiple ChoiceHow is a shade made?Add black to a colorAdd the complement-ary colorAdd white to a colorAdd gray to a color
- 110. Multiple ChoiceHow is a tint made?Add black to a colorAdd the complement-ary colorAdd white to a colorAdd gray to a color
- 111. Multiple ChoiceHow is a tint made?Add black to a colorAdd the complement-ary colorAdd white to a colorAdd gray to a color
- 112. Multiple ChoiceHow is a tint made?Add black to a colorAdd the complement-ary colorAdd white to a colorAdd gray to a color
- 113. Multiple ChoiceWhat is another term for color?HueValueToneIntensity
- 114. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT an element of design?SpaceHarmonyShapeColor
- 115. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the impact of texture?Sound qualititesCare and upkeep of an objectBeauty and characterAll of the above
- 116. Multiple ChoiceWhat would NOT be an example of a focal point?Large fireplaceLarge windowsContrast piece of furnitureAll of the above would be examples of a focal point
- 117. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the principles of design?the basic tools a designer works withthe basic rules that a designer uses
- 118. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the elements of design?The basic tools a designer works withThe basic rules that a designer uses
- 119. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT a principle of design?LineBalanceRhythmScale
- 120. Multiple ChoiceWhat principle does this image demonstrate?The lack of color in church design.That triangles show direction.Birds do not perch on steeples.
- 121. Multiple ChoiceEmphasis refers to the part of art which is what?The most colorfulIn the centerThe most dominant
- 122. Multiple ChoiceWhich element of design affects the movement of a reader’s eye?Sequence/RhythmContrastFocusHighlight
- 123. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is not an example of how to create emphasis on a page...?Make one element larger on a pageMake all items the same sizeUse various colorsUse different styles of type
- 124. Multiple Choice____________________ is the directional pattern of the piece.
SequenceProportionUnityContrast - 125. Multiple Choice______________ is the proper balance of all elements so that a pleasing whole results.ProportionBalanceUnity/HarmonyEmphasis
- 126. Multiple ChoiceWhat is this image an example of?Dominant TypeVisual HierarchySpatial ReasoningI don't know.
- 127. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the first step of the design process?Brainstorm ideasResearch the problemDefine the problemRefine your product
- 128. Multiple Choice__________________________ is a systematic approach to problem-solving?Deductive ReasoningThe Design ProcessThe Think ModelConcurrent Engineering
- 129. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is not an example of how to create emphasis on a page...?Make one element larger on a pageMake all items the same sizeUse various colorsUse different styles of type
- 130. Multiple ChoiceWhich element of design affects the movement of a reader’s eye?Sequence/RhythmContrastFocusHighlight
- 131. Multiple ChoiceWhat color scheme is represented in this room:NeutralMonochromaticSolidPrimary
- 132. Multiple ChoiceGreen, Orange, & Violet are created after mixing two Primary colors together. What are these colors also referred to as?Secondary ColorsPrimary ColorsTertiary ColorsAnalogous Colors
- 133. Multiple ChoiceRed, Yellow, & Blue are the "building blocks" of all color. What are these three colors also referred to as?Tertiary ColorsSecondary ColorsPrimary ColorsComplementary Colors
- 134. Multiple ChoiceWhat color harmony is shown?Split Complementary ColorsNeutral ColorsComplementary ColorsTertiary Colors
- 135. Multiple ChoiceThree colors equally spaced on color wheel?Analogous ColorsColor TriadMonochromatic ColorsPrimary Colors
- 136. Multiple ChoiceWhat color harmony is shown?Cool ColorsWarm Colors
- 137. Multiple ChoiceWhat color harmony is shown?Cool ColorsWarm Colors
- 138. Multiple ChoiceHow do you make this color?red+blueorange+blueyellow+bluepurple+yellow
- 139. Multiple ChoiceRhythm is the __________ of visual movement--colors, shapes, or lines. Fill in the missing word.repetitionstoppingreplacing
- 140. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the color schemeComplimentaryAnalogous
- 141. Multiple Choicelends texture and movement to linesdabbingdry brushstipplingwashing
- 142. Multiple Choicedilute the paint with water to make it translucentdetailingunderpaintingwashingglazing
- 143. Multiple Choicean assemblage of tiny dotsstipplingflickingdabbinglayering
- 144. Multiple Choiceuneven spatter effectstipplingdabbingdetailingflicking
- 145. Multiple Choicescrape up a bit of paint and apply like butter on breadpartially mix colorspalette knifecolor mixinglayering
- 146. Multiple Choicecreating a sketch of the image in paintdry brushlayeringunderpaintingblocks of color
- 147. Multiple Choiceincorporating a matte medium into your paintunderpaintingdabbingcolor mixingglazing
- 148. Multiple Choicebuilding the paint from the bottom up by adding more paintlayeringglazingpartially mix colordabbing
- 149. Multiple Choiceseparating each color or tone into separate shapeslayeringblocks of colorcolor mixingpartially mix colors
- 150. Multiple Choicecombine colors of paint and mixflickingdetailingcolor mixingpalette knife
- 151. Multiple Choiceusing a small, fine brushdetailingdabbingstipplingpalette knife
- 152. Multiple ChoiceWhat technique was used by Jackson Pollock?color fieldsdrip paintingPointillism
- 153. Multiple ChoiceWho developed painting by creating entirely abstract "fields" of color?RothkoStillNewman
- 154. Multiple ChoiceThe artists embraced __________________________ that was balanced by an impulse toward ______________________.logic, illogical assumptionschaos, controlsubjectivity, objectivity
- 155. Multiple ChoiceThis artist took Abstract Expressionism's autographic gesture into new and fresh directions.Jasper JohnsClement GreenbergWarhol
- 156. Multiple ChoiceThis artist was too enthralled by pop culture.Jasper JohnsRosenbergAndy Warhol
- 157. Multiple ChoiceWhich movement showed much importance in the 80s in taking styles and rhetoric from Abstract Expressionism?Post-ImpressionismExpressionismNeo-Expressionism
- 158. Multiple ChoiceThe style and layout of interior furnishingsAccessoriesDecorAmenitiesHome
- 159. Multiple ChoiceStyles with features belonging to an earlier time period.DecorAccessoriesAntiqueAmenity
- 160. Multiple ChoiceAccents that make a room more attractive, comfortable, and convenient.AmenitiesAccessoriesAntiquesStuff
- 161. Multiple ChoiceIf something has a practical use it is considered:PhysicalFunctionalDecorAmenity
- 162. Multiple ChoiceIdentify the TYPE of game to its definition: Role PlayingInteraction with the game takes place in a virtual environmentPlayers creating their own storyline within the gamePeople assume characters and base decisions on their rolesluck or possibility plays a role in determining the outcome
- 163. Multiple ChoiceAn Animator's job is to_____?Play Video GamesCreates multiple images, known as frames.Can fix computer codingFrame houses with windows
- 164. Multiple ChoiceSome of the degrees to major in for Video game design are__.Culinary degreeComputer science, Arts in interactive Entertainment, Science of Game development and design, Arts in Game design, Fine Arts in
Game Design, Animation, Game programing,Civil Servants such as Fireman or police officer.Game warden degree - 165. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an audio technician?Works on lawns with a headsetCan fix broken a pizza cutter and equipmentA person who assists record producers and musiciansCan fix broken internet phones with weird ringtones
- 166. Multiple Choicefirst person shooterFPSRTSclimaxhubris
- 167. Multiple ChoiceWhich three consoles represent Generation 8 Gaming?Wii U, Xbox 360; Plastation 4SNES; Xbox One; Playstation 3Gamecube; Xbox One; Playstation 4Wii U; Xbox One; Playstation 4
- 168. Multiple ChoiceWhich Generation of Gaming does Atari and Pong belong to?Gen 2Gen 1Gen 3Gen 4
- 169. Multiple ChoiceWhere does Sony think Generation 9 gaming is going?It's going towards retro classic gamingit's going towards handheld consolesIt's going toward full immersion VRit's going toward hologram projection
- 170. Multiple ChoiceGames like Doom, Goldeneye 64; and Halo became genre defining for which of the following genres?Puzzle gamesSports gamesRole Playing GamesFirst Person Shooters
- 171. Multiple ChoiceWhich company produced the first home gaming console?NintendoAtariSonyMicrosoft
- 172. Multiple ChoiceWhich generation of gaming saw the arrival of Sony PlayStation?Generation 5Generation 2Generation 6Generation 4
- 173. Multiple ChoiceGames like Super Mario Bros, Spyro the Dragon, and Prince of Persia came to define which genre of games?PlatformingReal Time StrategyHorrorSports
- 174. Multiple ChoiceWhich generation of gaming saw the majority of game consoles switch from cartridge to disc?6th Gen (PS2, Xbox, Gamecube)5th Gen (N64, Gameboy, PS1)7th Gen (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii)8th Gen (PS4, Xbox One, Wii U)
- 175. Multiple ChoiceIn the latest battle of the Console Wars, who currently (Gen 8) has the lead?NokiaNintendoMicrosoftSony
- 176. Multiple ChoiceWhat is motion capture?CrunchingMIT school of technologyTo produce an idea or way of solving a problem by holding a spontaneous group discussionThe process of recording patterns of movement
- 177. Multiple ChoiceAn Animator's job is to_____?Play Video GamesCreates multiple images, known as frames.Can fix computer codingFrame houses with windows
- 178. Multiple ChoiceWhen crunching occurs in the video game design , the workers are__?working weeks or months without seeing their families.Eating Crunch and MunchEating flower seeds that are extra crispy.Thinking about eating nachos.
- 179. Multiple ChoiceWhen crunching occurs in the video game design , the workers are__?working weeks or months without seeing their families.Eating Crunch and MunchEating flower seeds that are extra crispy.Thinking about eating nachos.
- 180. Multiple ChoiceWhat is video game design?Computer science, Arts in interactive Entertainment, Science of Game development and design, Arts in Game design, Fine Arts in
Game Design, Animation, Game programing,$70,000-90,000the process of designing the content and rules of a videogame in the pre-production stage and designing the gameplay, environment, storyline, and characters in the production stage.A gamer who can write programs. - 181. Multiple ChoiceSome of the degrees to major in for Video game design are__.Culinary degreeComputer science, Arts in interactive Entertainment, Science of Game development and design, Arts in Game design, Fine Arts in
Game Design, Animation, Game programing,Civil Servants such as Fireman or police officer.Game warden degree - 182. Multiple ChoiceClasses to take in high school to prepare for game design.Computer science/ programming , Art/Design, Advanced math, English.AgricultureSpanish Portuges in AustrailiaTheatre Arts
- 183. Multiple ChoiceWhat are some of the best colleges for game design majors?Police AcademyMariner collegeVoTech AcademyUniversity of Southern California (USC), University of Utah, University of Central Florida, Carnegie Mellon, DigiPen institute of technology, Savannah college of art and design, Drexel University, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Hampshire College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
- 184. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the first computer game with graphics?Tic Tac ToeTANKSLEMONSCall of Duty
- 185. Multiple ChoiceWhat was the first game invented by Stanford?Pong, which later became a home video gameCall Of DutyTankGrand Theft Auto
- 186. Multiple ChoiceWhat are some animation software?A person who creates multiple images called framesAdobe flash, photoshop, cinema 4dA person who assists record producers and musiciansA team in charge of developing the basic layout of a game
- 187. Multiple ChoiceWhat do computer engineers do?Fix computersWork on Networks in SchoolsGraphic designDesign Artificial Intelligence
- 188. Multiple ChoiceTo brainstorm is toLook at the weather outsideBecome a brain surgeonSame thing as an animator.Produce an idea or way of solving a problem by holding a spontaneous group discussion.
- 189. Multiple ChoiceTo brainstorm is toLook at the weather outsideBecome a brain surgeonSame thing as an animator.Produce an idea or way of solving a problem by holding a spontaneous group discussion.
- 190. Multiple ChoiceAccording the the video from Full Sail University, what is one of the main criteria VGD companies are looking for?Communication SkillsKnowing how to tie a Bow TieA 4.0 GPA from CollegeA recordation letter from your high school counselor
- 191. Multiple ChoiceAccording to the video from Full Sail University, once you learn a concept or technique, you do not have to learn anymore.TrueLearning is limitedNo. you never stop learning. There is always something new to learnOnce you finish college, you have learned all you need to know.
- 192. Multiple ChoiceTop Universities or Colleges in Texas for VGD are____________?Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyColumbia UniversityThe Art Institute of Houston. Texas A & M University-Commerce. The Art Institute of Dallas. University of the Incarnate Word.Oregan State
- 193. Multiple ChoiceA Video Game distribution center might be____?Walmart, Best buy, and GamestopThe Smoking Oak BBQ restaurant.Mercedes High SchoolLamar University
- 194. Multiple ChoiceTop Grossing game for 2017 isFallout 4Mario CartsCall of DutyPacman
- 195. Multiple ChoiceWhen was the first Zelda Made1986-1987200119941993
- 196. Multiple Choicewho is thismegamanpikachumariolink
- 197. Multiple ChoiceWhat's the new Madden "Campaign" mode called?CareerThe ChampsRoad to SuccessLong Shot
- 198. Multiple Choicethe world in which the game existsplaytestprotoyperulespace
- 199. Multiple Choicelimitations on the implementations of the gamemechanicsconstraintscomponentsgoals
- 200. Multiple Choicethe characters and objects in a gamemechanicsconstraintscomponentsgoals
- 201. Multiple Choicethe actions that characters and components can do, or can have done to them, during gameplaymechanicsconstraintscomponentsgoals
- 202. Multiple Choiceidentifies how a player wins, achieves a new level, what a player learns, etc.mechanicsconstraintscomponentsgoals
- 203. Multiple Choicethe process of using playtesting to produce a gamecomponentsconstraintsiterative designspace
- 204. Multiple Choicereal time strategyFPSRTSClimaxDenoument
- 205. Multiple Choicehaving excessive prideclimaxdenouementhubrisconsistency
- 206. Multiple Choiceuses challenges and breaks to establish a rhythm and a tempo in the gameemergent playchallengepacinggrowth
- 207. Multiple Choicecombining the ability to create, destroy, and manipulate in one gamepowerflow of powergameplayemergent gameplay
- 208. Multiple Choicethe word for whatever a player does with your game that is funflow of powergameplayemergent gameplaychallenge
- 209. Multiple Choicewhere the plot comes together and resolves itself in an entertaining wayclimaxdenouementhubrisconsistency
- 210. Multiple Choicethe objective and the barriers against the objective all in oneemergent gameplaychallengepacinggrowth
- 211. Multiple Choicewhere the plot comes together and resolves itself in an entertaining wayclimaxdenouementhubrisconsistency
- 212. Multiple Choicethe part where plot clarifications are givenclimaxdenouementhubrisconsistency
- 213. Multiple Choicethe ability or official capacity to excerise powerpowerchallengepacinggrowth
- 214. Multiple ChoiceAs the player gets better, the challenges gets harder, but not impossibleemergent gameplaychallengepacinggrowth
- 215. Multiple Choicewhen game systems interact with one another to create other systemsemergent gameplaychallengepacinggrowth
- 216. Multiple Choicemaking sure items and movements are the same throughout the gameclimaxdenouementhubrisconsistency
- 217. Multiple Choicefirst person shooterFPSRTSclimaxhubris
- 218. Multiple Choicechallenge in which the player must accomplish a task requiring physical or mental skillresource controldexteritymemory/knowledgecleverness/logic
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