1. What is the characteristic of Claude Monet artwork?

A. His art seeks to capture what the eye sees and the dynamic change of landscape depending on perspective and light.

B. He gets his compositional elements from the former but paving the way to a more modern approach to painting and to the subject matter.


C. His technique of broken brush strokes was combined with brash colors to portray the light and movement of the subject.

D. His paintings depict shallow pictorial space because of the ambiguity of brushstroke.

2. The following artworks are great works of Edouard Manet, Except one.

A. Argenteuil (1874)

B. Rue Mosnier Decked with Flags (1878)

C. Café Concert (1878)

D. The Red Boats (1875)

3. In post-impressionism, the European artists who were at the forefront of this movement continued using the basic qualities of the impressionists before them EXCEPT ONE.

A. vivid colors

B. heavy brush strokes

C. illogical dream

D. true-to-life subjects

4. Two of the foremost post-impressionist artists are and

A. Gogh and Cezanne

B. Monet and Renoir

C. Manet and Van Goh

D. Cezanne and Monet

5. Van Gogh, a post-impressionism artist, created his masterpiece "Starry Night" painting, what emotion does the artist would like to convey in his artwork?

A. Disgust

B. Surprise

C. Fear

D. Sadness​