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Ks1 Art And Design
Historical Development Of Art
Solution
Q.1.
Gothic Art developed in France in the 12th century. It can mostly be seen where?
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On the floors of libraries
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On the walls of abbeys and cathedrals
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On the side of office buildings
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Underneath railway bridges
Q.2.
Early Indian paintings usually had what as their subjects?
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Birds or animals
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Fish or whales
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Buildings or transport
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Gods or kings
Q.3.
Chinese painting is one of the oldest art forms that continues to exist today. Where did it first appear?
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On cave ceilings
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On palace roofs
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On the Great Wall of China
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On items of pottery
Q.4.
Very early examples of art can be found on cave walls, painted thousands of years ago. What might have been used as paint?
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Wax crayons
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Water colours
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Dirt
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Oil pastels
Q.5.
The Ancient Egyptians produced wall paintings, architecture and sculptures. Which creature did they like to sculpt in particular?
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Worms
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Cats
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Sharks
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Sparrows
Q.6.
Ancient Roman paintings give the first example of a trompe-l'œil. What does this mean?
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A trick of the eye
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A trumpet covered in oil
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A town and a wheel
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A trampled egg
Q.7.
At the beginning of the 20th century, several artists developed what we now call what?
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Ancient art
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Unusual art
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Popular art
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Modern art
Q.8.
The Ancient Greeks were great artists. What did they often paint on vases?
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Flowers and plants
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People and animals
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Cars and trains
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Lots of lines
Q.9.
Many things have influenced art over history. What have been two major influences?
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Nature and food
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War and religion
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Buildings and construction
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Transport and communication
Q.10.
Paintings from centuries ago are useful today. Why might this be?
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They give us a glimpse of life in the past
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The are still nice to look at
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Some new artists might want to copy them
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They are good if they're made into postcards
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