Chapter 11 Quiz
Art & The Performing Arts
1. What are two reasons children relate to the arts as media for expression?
- for dance and drama
- for verbal skills and test practice
- for expression and communication
- for reading and writing
2. True/False
Each art form has its own symbol system, grammar, and syntax with which children can express themselves and their understandings of the world.
- Some modes of expression studied in music include: ______________, chanting, singing, playing, improvising, moving to music, and symbolizing through music.
- The three domains that dance occur in are; composing, ______________, and appreciating.
- True/ False
When students make drawings about a story or play, do not urge them to incorporate these concepts in their representations; silence, darkness, light, time, surprise relationships, character, style, variation, pace, rhythm, space, movement, mood, symbol, and meaning.
- Visual and performing arts can be integrated into each of Howard Gardner’s eight multiple intelligences.
- True/ False
The visual arts deal with form and images and use vision and tactile sensory systems.
- One easy way to integrate art and music is to have children _________ to music of very differing tempos and tone colors.
Chapter 26 Quiz
Chapter 26 Quiz
Paper Projects in Two Dimensions
- The term collage is derived from the ________ term coller which means “to stick or to adhere.”
- German
- English
- French
- Spanish
- True/False
Small details should be glued to the larger pieces of material before pasting to the background.
- Encourage the use of __________ balance when students are making a collage.
- To emphasize certain parts of your collage, add eye catching materials such as _________ and _________.
- True/False
The colored pieces of material in a mosaic are called tesserae.
- Mosaics help teach that ______ are made of _______.
- True/False
The tesserae should touch or overlap each other in order to achieve the mosaic effect.
- True/False
It makes no difference in the quality of the mosaic if you begin putting pieces of material in the middle of a design, in the corner of a design or on the edge of a design.

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