1.1 What type of collage is created by using and layering materials such as buttons and pine-cones?  (1)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

2.1 Study the following artwork, and name the artist who created the artwork as well as the genre the artwork was created in. (2)   RIGHT CLICK ON THE BLUE BUTTON TO OPEN IN A NEW TAB.      

      Art and Technology KS3 Year 7 September Intake     DATE: 20 July 2021     TIME: 60 Minutes + 15 minutes technical issues + 5 minutes submission     MARKS:60     STARTING TIME: 8:15 am     EXAMINER: Mrs A. Winkler     MODERATOR: Mrs N. Freedman     INSTRUCTIONS   1. The answers you provide in the question paper must be your own, original work. No copying from any source is allowed. No marks will be awarded for work that is copied.   2. Answer every question – do not leave any questions blank.   3. Use the mark allocation as a guide to guide you as to how much information is required in your answers.   4. Independent, creative thinking and the application of knowledge will be to your advantage.  

1.1 Look at the following images and provide an explanation for the main purpose and function of art with relation to the Aboriginal people. (4)   Right click and open the following image in a new tab.      

1.1 An artwork is made up of different elements, often used together to make a final piece of art. By understanding the different elements we are able to create and interpret the art of others. (1)

2.1 Provide an explanation for the term ochre that is used by the Aboriginal people. (2)

  SECTION A                                                                                                 (15)   QUESTION 1 (5)   Multiple choice questions: Read the questions carefully, each question has three possible answers. Type the correct letter (A; B or C) in the answer space provided.  

In the short run, if marginal product is at its maximum, then

Income elasticity measures

1.2 A hue or a mixture of pure colours with only white added is called a? (1)   A – Hue   B – Shade     C – Tint