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The Arts and Crafts Movement was largely fueled by the _____(1)_____, in which everything was mass produced. More and more artists wanted to return to _____(2)_____ objects that were unique.

A
(1) 20th century; (2) rustic
B
(1) Industrial Revolution; (2) hand-crafted
C
(1) Artistic Revolution; (2) machine made
D
(1) Revolutionary War; (2) hand-made
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The artist’s purpose for this piece of glass art was __________________

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A
to emphasize how color and light can produce emotional meaning.
B
to show the art world that glass-work can be a form of art.
C
to show the beauty of an unfinished product.
D
to show the process and skill, along with the meaning of the artwork.
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A handicraft _____________

A
is a creative expression of an idea in some form.
B
is a type of cloth made by interlacing threads on a loom.
C
is made using hand skills and generally serves a utilitarian rather than fine art function.
D
emphasizes the physical effort and skill in the creative process.
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_______________ was a well-known architect of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

A
Frank Lucas
B
Dale Chihuly
C
David Chipperfield
D
Frank Lloyd Wright
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The Arts and Crafts Movement was largely fueled by the _____(1)_____, in which everything was mass produced. More and more artists wanted to return to _____(2)_____ objects that were unique.

A
(1) 20th century; (2) rustic
B
(1) Industrial Revolution; (2) hand-crafted
C
(1) Artistic Revolution; (2) machine made
D
(1) Revolutionary War; (2) hand-made
9

___________ is a creative expression of an idea in some form.

A
Handicraft
B
Craft
C
Art
D
Embroidery
10

For architecture during the Arts and Crafts Movement, which of the following was not characteristic?

A
The use of warm colored woods in architecture and furnishings.
B
Creating architecture that was for personal use by the artist, and not to be sold for money.
C
Designing and creating architecture that looked used and rustic.
D
Ensuring architecture was connected to the environment it was in.
12

Which of the following is not true?

A
The Arts and Crafts Movement could be seen in architecture and decorative arts.
B
Homes built during the Movement were individually designed based on the owner’s cultural history and personal interests.
C
Handicrafts are most often utilitarian and are always created by hand by skilled craftsmen.
D
Rustic, unfinished qualities were commonly seen in decorative arts, but not architecture.
13

A craft ___________________

A
emphasizes the physical effort and skill in the creative process.
B
is a creative expression of an idea in some form.
C
is made using hand skills and generally serves a utilitarian rather than fine art function.
D
refers to any type of art that has a purpose or use.
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This is an example of a ________________ because it not only shows skills and beauty, but was also created to hold or transport something. a. piece of functional art c. piece of fine art b. practical vase Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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B
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C
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A handicraft _____________

A
is a creative expression of an idea in some form.
B
is a type of cloth made by interlacing threads on a loom.
C
is made using hand skills and generally serves a utilitarian rather than fine art function.
D
emphasizes the physical effort and skill in the creative process.
17

_______________ was a well-known architect of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

A
Frank Lucas
B
Dale Chihuly
C
David Chipperfield
D
Frank Lloyd Wright
18

The process of making cloth through interlacing the threads on a loom is called ____________.

A
sewing
B
embroidery
C
crocheting
D
weaving
19

Which of the following is not true?

A
The Arts and Crafts Movement could be seen in architecture and decorative arts.
B
Homes built during the Movement were individually designed based on the owner’s cultural history and personal interests.
C
Handicrafts are most often utilitarian and are always created by hand by skilled craftsmen.
D
Rustic, unfinished qualities were commonly seen in decorative arts, but not architecture.
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The artist’s purpose for this piece of glass art was __________________

Question illustration
A
to emphasize how color and light can produce emotional meaning.
B
to show the art world that glass-work can be a form of art.
C
to show the beauty of an unfinished product.
D
to show the process and skill, along with the meaning of the artwork.

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