Question 1

Artistic media refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  ink, pencil, photography, and oils. 
B)  line, color, shape, texture, and composition. 
C)  book design. 
D)  abstract art, realistic art, impressionistic art, and folk art. 
A)  ink, pencil, photography, and oils. 
B)  line, color, shape, texture, and composition. 
C)  book design. 
D)  abstract art, realistic art, impressionistic art, and folk art.

Question 2

Match the artistic style on the left with the best descriptor on the right.
-primitive/folk art

Accepted Answer

A)  emphasizes mood and feeling with no direct representation 
B)  juxtaposes unlikely objects to create semi-realistic dream images 
C)  emphasizes light to create fleeting visual impressions 
D)  distorts external reality to express an inner feeling 
E)  represents natural forms with accurate representations
F) depicts the time, place, or culture of the story's origin 
A)  emphasizes mood and feeling with no direct representation 
B)  juxtaposes unlikely objects to create semi-realistic dream images 
C)  emphasizes light to create fleeting visual impressions 
D)  distorts external reality to express an inner feeling 
E)  represents natural forms with accurate representations
F) depicts the time, place, or culture of the story's origin

Question 3

(Requires a class set of one counting picture book.) Evaluate the counting picture book provided, including as many criteria as possible for evaluating books of this kind given in your textbook.

Accepted Answer

The counting picture book provided is "O

Question 4

The artistic style usually seen in picture books set in the distant past and supposedly representative of the artistic style prevalent in the culture featured in the story is

Accepted Answer

A)  folk art. 
B)  cartoon art. 
C)  realistic art. 
D)  historic art. 
E)  surrealistic art. 
A)  folk art. 
B)  cartoon art. 
C)  realistic art. 
D)  historic art. 
E)  surrealistic art.

Question 5

Explain how each visual element can contribute to the story in a picture book.

Accepted Answer

The visual elements in a picture book, s

Question 6

Several important economic, social, and political developments made today's beautiful and entertaining picture books possible. List three of these developments and briefly tell how each supported the development of today's picture book.

Accepted Answer

1) The Industrial Revolution: This perio

Question 7

Describe the qualities of picture books that would be excellent for reading aloud to primary-grade children.

Accepted Answer

Picture books that are excellent for rea

Question 8

In picture books when an illustration extends across two facing pages, it is called a ______________________

Accepted Answer

In picture books when an illus

Question 9

Picture storybooks

Accepted Answer

A)  require the listener to touch or manipulate the book. 
B)  have texts that beginning readers can manage. 
C)  depend on highly sequenced illustrations to present the story. 
D)  are primarily intended for independent reading. 
E)  have text and illustrations occurring with equal frequency. 
A)  require the listener to touch or manipulate the book. 
B)  have texts that beginning readers can manage. 
C)  depend on highly sequenced illustrations to present the story. 
D)  are primarily intended for independent reading. 
E)  have text and illustrations occurring with equal frequency.

Artistic media refers to

Match the artistic style on the left with the best descriptor on the right. -primitive/folk art

(Requires a class set of one counting picture book.) Evaluate the counting picture book provided, including as many criteria as possible for evaluating books of this kind given in your textbook.

The artistic style usually seen in picture books set in the distant past and supposedly representative of the artistic style prevalent in the culture featured in the story is

Explain how each visual element can contribute to the story in a picture book.

Several important economic, social, and political developments made today's beautiful and entertaining picture books possible. List three of these developments and briefly tell how each supported the development of today's picture book.

Describe the qualities of picture books that would be excellent for reading aloud to primary-grade children.

In picture books when an illustration extends across two facing pages, it is called a ______________________

Picture storybooks

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Learning About Literature

Poetry

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Planning the Curriculum

Engaging Children With Literature

Filters

Exam 5: Picture Books

Artistic media refers to

Match the artistic style on the left with the best descriptor on the right. -primitive/folk art

(Requires a class set of one counting picture book.) Evaluate the counting picture book provided, including as many criteria as possible for evaluating books of this kind given in your textbook.

The artistic style usually seen in picture books set in the distant past and supposedly representative of the artistic style prevalent in the culture featured in the story is

Explain how each visual element can contribute to the story in a picture book.

Several important economic, social, and political developments made today's beautiful and entertaining picture books possible. List three of these developments and briefly tell how each supported the development of today's picture book.

Describe the qualities of picture books that would be excellent for reading aloud to primary-grade children.

In picture books when an illustration extends across two facing pages, it is called a ______________________

Picture storybooks

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Learning About Literature

Poetry

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Planning the Curriculum

Engaging Children With Literature

Filters