Lesson 3.1.2
3.1.2 Installation Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the main purpose of controlled environments in installation?
- reduce gallery costs
- simplify logistics
- improve safety standards
- create atmosphere
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Which material is NOT listed for installation work?
- projection
- oil paint
- audio elements
- live performance
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What two operational types can installations include?
- printed and digital
- static and interactive
- flat and folded
- painted and drawn
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Which spatial environments are included in installation study?
- subterranean chambers
- microscopic spaces
- interior and exterior
- virtual reality only
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Which technology is listed for installation work?
- etching press
- lithographic stone
- projection
- fresco plaster
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What type of ideas do Fine Art works primarily communicate?
- industrial efficiency
- commercial utility
- functional design
- conceptual ideas
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What purpose do controlled environments serve in installation art?
- canvas framing
- influence perception
- silent recording
- permanent decoration
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Which installation elements respond directly to viewer movement?
- static elements
- painted surfaces
- interactive elements
- fixed projections
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Which combination of media is explicitly listed for installation?
- oil and canvas
- etching and ink
- audio and text
- clay and glaze
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Which installation space involves shaping an indoor room?
- natural landscape
- found environment
- designed interior space
- unaltered exterior
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Which live art form is permitted within installation work?
- drypoint printing
- still photography
- static sketching
- live performance
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Which installation media combines objects with moving images?
- paint and charcoal
- ink and pastel
- objects and film
- text and audio
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What is the primary goal of using controlled spaces in installations?
- store equipment
- sell artwork
- display paintings
- communicate ideas
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Why might an artist use a designed exterior space?
- protect canvases
- shape atmosphere
- restrict access
- avoid weather
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Beyond decoration, what does installation art aim to achieve?
- communicate ideas
- record likeness
- illustrate books
- frame pictures
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What term describes artwork that changes based on viewer participation?
- interactive elements
- static elements
- fixed projections
- passive displays
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Why are multiple media like film and audio combined in installations?
- combined channels
- simplify viewing
- limit duration
- reduce costs
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How does controlled lighting affect a space in an installation?
- warm the room
- dry paint faster
- influence perception
- illuminate exits
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Which two elements are used when sound reacts to viewer proximity?
- film and static
- audio and interactive
- text and static
- paint and object
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Which temporary sensory element is frequently integrated into immersive installation spaces?
- Sound
- Bronze
- Canvas
- Marble
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