What is purple and yellow?

What is recalling relevant knowledge from long term memory?

Who is the creator of Starry Night, master of texture, color, and movement?

What is Piaget's psychological theory of intellectual change?

What was it, in the 20th century, when artists began taking symbols out of their original context and putting them into new ones?

What is what are yellow, green, and blue?

What is making sense of what you have learned?

Who is the creator of The Kiss and Tree of Life, known for the use of gold leafing, gold foil, gold paint, gold marker, unusual shapes, and innovative patterns?

Before constructivism, what was it that behavioral psychologists emphasized that the environment could shape a student through?

What is an American visual art movement from the late 1950s that characterized a sense of optimism during the post-war consumer boom?

What are pastel green, bright green, and hunter green?

What is using knowledge gained in new ways?

Who is the father of pop art, known for mass-producing paintings of soup cans, bottles, and celebrities?

In addition to seeing and knowing, what is the third element that influences creative development?

What is a Western concept developed to create a sense of propriety in the art world that includes painting, drawing, sculpture, architecture, music, performance art, and poetry?

What is yellow, red, and blue?

What is breaking the concept into parts and understanding how each part is related to one another?

Who is a renowned neo-impressionist and iconic painter of the 19th century, maker of Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte?

What is promoted in the individual and in the society when art brings together different mental functions?

What is the concept of making that rejects the conventional forms and methods of art?

What is yellow, blue, purple, and orange?

What is making judgments based on a set of guidelines?

Who is one of the founders of the impressionist art movement, most known for paintings of water lilies, dancers, and sunrises?

What theory should only be used to describe and not prescribe?

What is a tangible or visual expression by a people, community, and/or a state of civilization that describes the characteristics of that group as a whole?