To review words related to art. Art vocabulary.

Use them as on‑screen multiple‑choice or open questions at suitable moments.

In the first scene, the characters enter a room full of paintings.

Question: What do we call this kind of art show – an exhibition or a landscape?

When the camera shows a picture with mountains, trees and a river, pause.

Question: Is this painting a portrait or a landscape?

When you see a close‑up of a picture hanging on the wall.

Question: What holds the picture around the edges – a frame or a space?

Pause on a painting where you can see trees that look nearer and mountains that look far away.

Question: Which word describes this effect – perspective or contrast?

When a picture has very dark areas next to very light areas.

Question: Does this painting have strong contrast or pale colours?

Show a scene where the light changes on a character’s face or on a painting.

Question: What do we call the use of light and dark to make things look real – texture or shading?

Pause on a close‑up of something rough (for example, stone, cloth, or bark) in a painting.

Question: Which word describes how the surface feels or looks – texture or exhibition?

When the video shows two paintings with a big gap between them.

Question: Is there more frame or more space between these paintings?

If any character gets dirty with paint or a picture gets splashed.

Question: Are their clothes clean or stained now?

At the end, choose a very colourful painting in the cartoon.

Question: Are the colours in this painting brilliant or pale?

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Lamput: Art Gallery - Unit 8 Vocabulary

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Let's do English ESL general vocabulary practice. To review words related to art. Art vocabulary.