Lesson 3.1.5
3.1.5 Land art Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which term describes art created specifically for a natural or man-made location?
- digital montage
- mixed media
- land art
- printmaking
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Which material is listed for land art?
- projection screens
- gouache
- natural resources
- linoleum
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Which land art technique is listed alongside natural resources and found objects?
- digital casting
- relief printing
- surface etching
- constructing formations
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Which environmental land art method is named directly in the specification?
- bronze casting
- canvas stretching
- digital post-production
- manipulation of environmental elements
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What does land art aim to create, according to the specification?
- digital archives
- permanent structures
- atmosphere and ideas
- commercial products
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What does the term 'site-specific' mean in land art?
- mass produced online
- made in a gallery
- created for one location
- drawn from memory
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Land art may use or accentuate which two environments?
- digital or virtual
- gallery or museum
- domestic or studio
- natural or man-made
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Arranging fallen leaves into a spiral pattern on a beach is an example of what?
- natural resources
- synthetic plastics
- found electronics
- cast bronze
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Lining up found objects along a fence to interact with wind demonstrates what?
- digital painting
- environmental manipulation
- intaglio printing
- canvas stretching
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Cutting a large line into a mown field does what to the landscape?
- replaces the environment
- conceals the site
- destroys the artwork
- accentuates the landscape
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Setting up clay forms in a car park is an example of responding to what?
- marine ecosystem
- alpine wilderness
- man-made environment
- subterranean cave
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Weather changing outdoor artwork over time contributes to its what?
- commercial value
- pigment stability
- structural permanence
- atmosphere
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Using shadows and tide lines in beach artwork is an example of what?
- digital rendering
- relief carving
- environmental manipulation
- studio modelling
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What term describes artwork created specifically for a chosen natural location?
- Still life
- Portraiture
- Abstract
- Site-specific
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Why might rain altering an outdoor land art installation be acceptable?
- synthetic paint is waterproof
- natural change has meaning
- the artwork is ruined
- it requires immediate repair
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Land art typically uses outdoor environments, whereas traditional installations use what?
- coastal mudflats
- mountain ridges
- controlled environments
- wild ecosystems
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Why do artists photograph transient land art before it disappears?
- to enlarge the scale
- to record the work
- to prevent weathering
- to sell the mud
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What defines the manipulation of environmental elements in land art?
- Altering existing site conditions
- Carving indoor marble
- Sketching in a book
- Bringing in studio paints
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Must land art always be permanent?
- Not necessarily
- Strictly prohibited
- Only in galleries
- Always required
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What do found objects add to a land art piece?
- Digital integration
- Permanent structure
- Context and meaning
- Chemical stability
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