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The Color Wheel shows the relationships between the colors
The three primary colors are red yellow and blue they are
the only colors that cannot be made by mixing two other
colors
The three secondary colors are green orange and violet they
are each a mixture of two primary colors Their hue ishalfway between the two primary colors that were used to
mix them On the color wheel the secondary colors are
located between the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the colorwheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel are called complementary colors For example
violet and yellow are complementary colors So are red and green and blue and orange
Warm Colors and Cool ColorsThe warm colors include reds oranges and yellows the cool colors include blues greens andviolets The neutral colors are black white and grays
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LABEL THE COLOR WHEEL
A color wheel shows the relationship between the colors Label and color the primary
secondary and tertiary colors on the color wheel below
The three primary colors (red yellow and blue) cannot be made by mixing two other colors Onthe color wheel below the primary colors are located on the points of the main triangle Put red
at the top
The three secondary colors (orange green and violet) are each a mixture of two primary colors
On the color wheel the secondary colors are located on the points of the upside-down trianglebetween the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the color
wheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
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LABEL THE COLOR WHEEL ANSWERS
A color wheel shows the relationship between the colors Label and color the primary
secondary and tertiary colors on the color wheel below
The three primary colors (red yellow and blue) cannot be made by mixing two other colors Onthe color wheel below the primary colors are located on the points of the main triangle Put red
at the top
The three secondary colors (orange green and violet) are each a mixture of two primary colors
On the color wheel the secondary colors are located on the points of the upside-down trianglebetween the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the color
wheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
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Artist
What is this job like | How do you get ready | How much does this job pay | How many jobs are there | What about the future | Are there other jobs like this | Where can you find more information
What is this job like
Artists make art to express what they are feeling or thinking They use many methods including drawingpainting and sculpting They use an assortment of materialsmdashdifferent kinds of paints pencils and pensplaster clay and even computers An artists work may show objects people nature or events
Artists fall into one of several groups Art directors design and look at material that is going to be in magazinesnewspapers and other printed or digital form They decide which art to use
Multi-media artists and animators create art on film on video or with computers They draw by hand and usecomputers to create the large pictures that form movies television programs and computer games
Fine artists create original art They specialize in one or two art forms such as painting illustrating sketchingsculpting printmaking and restoring Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher
Craft artists create or reproduce hand-made objects for sale or to exhibit in galleries or museums They may use many different materials and the same types of techniques as those used by fine artists
Illustrators create pictures for books magazines and other publications They also create pictures for productssuch as wrapping paper stationery greeting cards and calendars Illustrators work directly on a computerMedical and scientific illustrators combine drawing skills with knowledge of biology or other sciences
Cartoonists draw political advertising social and sports cartoons Some cartoonists work with others whocreate the idea or story and write the captions
Sketch artists draw using pencil charcoal or pastels Their work can be used by many different people for a wide range of purposes
Sculptors make artwork using clay glass wire fabric plaster wood or stone Some combine materials to makeart
Printmakers create printed images They use wood stone or metal Some also use computers to aid in their work
Painting restorers restore damaged and faded paintings
Many artists work in art studios Others work in their homes Some share studio space where they may alsoshow their work Work areas have a lot of light and air However artists may be exposed to fumes from gluepaint ink and other materials and to dust from filings splattered paint or spilled fluids They may get back pain or eyestrain or feel tired
Artists may work extra hours to meet deadlines Self-employed artists can set their own hours They spend a lotof time selling their art and building a reputation
How do you get ready
Though formal training is not strictly necessary for artists it is good to take art courses in high school It is hardto be successful without some training
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Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in fine arts as do independent schools of art and designThese educational programs include training in computer techniques so knowing how to use a computer is very important
Art directors usually start as beginner artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director First they mustshow their artistic and leadership abilities Some may get a degree in art administration
Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and acollege degree
Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks They may also sell their work privately The mostsuccessful artists constantly come up with new ideas
Artists usually prepare a portfoliomdasha collection of samples of their work This collection shows their talentand skill and it helps them sell their art and get jobs
How much does this job pay
Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties In May 2008 the average yearly wages
of art directors were $88510 while multi-media artists made an average $62380 Fine artists made an averageof $48300 yearly and craft artists made an average of $32570
Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely Many do not make enough money just from selling their art
How many jobs are there
Artists held about 221900 jobs in 2008 About 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed
What about the future
Employment of artists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year
2018 However it will be tough finding jobs because many people with a lot of talent want to be artists Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially
Are there other jobs like this
Architects
Designers
Desktop publishers
Landscape architects
Photographers
Where can you find more information
More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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LABEL THE COLOR WHEEL
A color wheel shows the relationship between the colors Label and color the primary
secondary and tertiary colors on the color wheel below
The three primary colors (red yellow and blue) cannot be made by mixing two other colors Onthe color wheel below the primary colors are located on the points of the main triangle Put red
at the top
The three secondary colors (orange green and violet) are each a mixture of two primary colors
On the color wheel the secondary colors are located on the points of the upside-down trianglebetween the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the color
wheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
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LABEL THE COLOR WHEEL ANSWERS
A color wheel shows the relationship between the colors Label and color the primary
secondary and tertiary colors on the color wheel below
The three primary colors (red yellow and blue) cannot be made by mixing two other colors Onthe color wheel below the primary colors are located on the points of the main triangle Put red
at the top
The three secondary colors (orange green and violet) are each a mixture of two primary colors
On the color wheel the secondary colors are located on the points of the upside-down trianglebetween the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the color
wheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
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Artist
What is this job like | How do you get ready | How much does this job pay | How many jobs are there | What about the future | Are there other jobs like this | Where can you find more information
What is this job like
Artists make art to express what they are feeling or thinking They use many methods including drawingpainting and sculpting They use an assortment of materialsmdashdifferent kinds of paints pencils and pensplaster clay and even computers An artists work may show objects people nature or events
Artists fall into one of several groups Art directors design and look at material that is going to be in magazinesnewspapers and other printed or digital form They decide which art to use
Multi-media artists and animators create art on film on video or with computers They draw by hand and usecomputers to create the large pictures that form movies television programs and computer games
Fine artists create original art They specialize in one or two art forms such as painting illustrating sketchingsculpting printmaking and restoring Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher
Craft artists create or reproduce hand-made objects for sale or to exhibit in galleries or museums They may use many different materials and the same types of techniques as those used by fine artists
Illustrators create pictures for books magazines and other publications They also create pictures for productssuch as wrapping paper stationery greeting cards and calendars Illustrators work directly on a computerMedical and scientific illustrators combine drawing skills with knowledge of biology or other sciences
Cartoonists draw political advertising social and sports cartoons Some cartoonists work with others whocreate the idea or story and write the captions
Sketch artists draw using pencil charcoal or pastels Their work can be used by many different people for a wide range of purposes
Sculptors make artwork using clay glass wire fabric plaster wood or stone Some combine materials to makeart
Printmakers create printed images They use wood stone or metal Some also use computers to aid in their work
Painting restorers restore damaged and faded paintings
Many artists work in art studios Others work in their homes Some share studio space where they may alsoshow their work Work areas have a lot of light and air However artists may be exposed to fumes from gluepaint ink and other materials and to dust from filings splattered paint or spilled fluids They may get back pain or eyestrain or feel tired
Artists may work extra hours to meet deadlines Self-employed artists can set their own hours They spend a lotof time selling their art and building a reputation
How do you get ready
Though formal training is not strictly necessary for artists it is good to take art courses in high school It is hardto be successful without some training
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Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in fine arts as do independent schools of art and designThese educational programs include training in computer techniques so knowing how to use a computer is very important
Art directors usually start as beginner artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director First they mustshow their artistic and leadership abilities Some may get a degree in art administration
Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and acollege degree
Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks They may also sell their work privately The mostsuccessful artists constantly come up with new ideas
Artists usually prepare a portfoliomdasha collection of samples of their work This collection shows their talentand skill and it helps them sell their art and get jobs
How much does this job pay
Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties In May 2008 the average yearly wages
of art directors were $88510 while multi-media artists made an average $62380 Fine artists made an averageof $48300 yearly and craft artists made an average of $32570
Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely Many do not make enough money just from selling their art
How many jobs are there
Artists held about 221900 jobs in 2008 About 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed
What about the future
Employment of artists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year
2018 However it will be tough finding jobs because many people with a lot of talent want to be artists Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially
Are there other jobs like this
Architects
Designers
Desktop publishers
Landscape architects
Photographers
Where can you find more information
More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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LABEL THE COLOR WHEEL ANSWERS
A color wheel shows the relationship between the colors Label and color the primary
secondary and tertiary colors on the color wheel below
The three primary colors (red yellow and blue) cannot be made by mixing two other colors Onthe color wheel below the primary colors are located on the points of the main triangle Put red
at the top
The three secondary colors (orange green and violet) are each a mixture of two primary colors
On the color wheel the secondary colors are located on the points of the upside-down trianglebetween the colors they are made from
The six tertiary colors (red-orange red-violet yellow-green yellow-orange blue-green and
blue-violet) are made by mixing a primary color with an adjacent secondary color On the color
wheel the tertiary colors are located between the primary and secondary colors they are made
from
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Artist
What is this job like | How do you get ready | How much does this job pay | How many jobs are there | What about the future | Are there other jobs like this | Where can you find more information
What is this job like
Artists make art to express what they are feeling or thinking They use many methods including drawingpainting and sculpting They use an assortment of materialsmdashdifferent kinds of paints pencils and pensplaster clay and even computers An artists work may show objects people nature or events
Artists fall into one of several groups Art directors design and look at material that is going to be in magazinesnewspapers and other printed or digital form They decide which art to use
Multi-media artists and animators create art on film on video or with computers They draw by hand and usecomputers to create the large pictures that form movies television programs and computer games
Fine artists create original art They specialize in one or two art forms such as painting illustrating sketchingsculpting printmaking and restoring Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher
Craft artists create or reproduce hand-made objects for sale or to exhibit in galleries or museums They may use many different materials and the same types of techniques as those used by fine artists
Illustrators create pictures for books magazines and other publications They also create pictures for productssuch as wrapping paper stationery greeting cards and calendars Illustrators work directly on a computerMedical and scientific illustrators combine drawing skills with knowledge of biology or other sciences
Cartoonists draw political advertising social and sports cartoons Some cartoonists work with others whocreate the idea or story and write the captions
Sketch artists draw using pencil charcoal or pastels Their work can be used by many different people for a wide range of purposes
Sculptors make artwork using clay glass wire fabric plaster wood or stone Some combine materials to makeart
Printmakers create printed images They use wood stone or metal Some also use computers to aid in their work
Painting restorers restore damaged and faded paintings
Many artists work in art studios Others work in their homes Some share studio space where they may alsoshow their work Work areas have a lot of light and air However artists may be exposed to fumes from gluepaint ink and other materials and to dust from filings splattered paint or spilled fluids They may get back pain or eyestrain or feel tired
Artists may work extra hours to meet deadlines Self-employed artists can set their own hours They spend a lotof time selling their art and building a reputation
How do you get ready
Though formal training is not strictly necessary for artists it is good to take art courses in high school It is hardto be successful without some training
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Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in fine arts as do independent schools of art and designThese educational programs include training in computer techniques so knowing how to use a computer is very important
Art directors usually start as beginner artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director First they mustshow their artistic and leadership abilities Some may get a degree in art administration
Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and acollege degree
Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks They may also sell their work privately The mostsuccessful artists constantly come up with new ideas
Artists usually prepare a portfoliomdasha collection of samples of their work This collection shows their talentand skill and it helps them sell their art and get jobs
How much does this job pay
Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties In May 2008 the average yearly wages
of art directors were $88510 while multi-media artists made an average $62380 Fine artists made an averageof $48300 yearly and craft artists made an average of $32570
Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely Many do not make enough money just from selling their art
How many jobs are there
Artists held about 221900 jobs in 2008 About 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed
What about the future
Employment of artists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year
2018 However it will be tough finding jobs because many people with a lot of talent want to be artists Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially
Are there other jobs like this
Architects
Designers
Desktop publishers
Landscape architects
Photographers
Where can you find more information
More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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Artist
What is this job like | How do you get ready | How much does this job pay | How many jobs are there | What about the future | Are there other jobs like this | Where can you find more information
What is this job like
Artists make art to express what they are feeling or thinking They use many methods including drawingpainting and sculpting They use an assortment of materialsmdashdifferent kinds of paints pencils and pensplaster clay and even computers An artists work may show objects people nature or events
Artists fall into one of several groups Art directors design and look at material that is going to be in magazinesnewspapers and other printed or digital form They decide which art to use
Multi-media artists and animators create art on film on video or with computers They draw by hand and usecomputers to create the large pictures that form movies television programs and computer games
Fine artists create original art They specialize in one or two art forms such as painting illustrating sketchingsculpting printmaking and restoring Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher
Craft artists create or reproduce hand-made objects for sale or to exhibit in galleries or museums They may use many different materials and the same types of techniques as those used by fine artists
Illustrators create pictures for books magazines and other publications They also create pictures for productssuch as wrapping paper stationery greeting cards and calendars Illustrators work directly on a computerMedical and scientific illustrators combine drawing skills with knowledge of biology or other sciences
Cartoonists draw political advertising social and sports cartoons Some cartoonists work with others whocreate the idea or story and write the captions
Sketch artists draw using pencil charcoal or pastels Their work can be used by many different people for a wide range of purposes
Sculptors make artwork using clay glass wire fabric plaster wood or stone Some combine materials to makeart
Printmakers create printed images They use wood stone or metal Some also use computers to aid in their work
Painting restorers restore damaged and faded paintings
Many artists work in art studios Others work in their homes Some share studio space where they may alsoshow their work Work areas have a lot of light and air However artists may be exposed to fumes from gluepaint ink and other materials and to dust from filings splattered paint or spilled fluids They may get back pain or eyestrain or feel tired
Artists may work extra hours to meet deadlines Self-employed artists can set their own hours They spend a lotof time selling their art and building a reputation
How do you get ready
Though formal training is not strictly necessary for artists it is good to take art courses in high school It is hardto be successful without some training
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Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in fine arts as do independent schools of art and designThese educational programs include training in computer techniques so knowing how to use a computer is very important
Art directors usually start as beginner artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director First they mustshow their artistic and leadership abilities Some may get a degree in art administration
Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and acollege degree
Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks They may also sell their work privately The mostsuccessful artists constantly come up with new ideas
Artists usually prepare a portfoliomdasha collection of samples of their work This collection shows their talentand skill and it helps them sell their art and get jobs
How much does this job pay
Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties In May 2008 the average yearly wages
of art directors were $88510 while multi-media artists made an average $62380 Fine artists made an averageof $48300 yearly and craft artists made an average of $32570
Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely Many do not make enough money just from selling their art
How many jobs are there
Artists held about 221900 jobs in 2008 About 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed
What about the future
Employment of artists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year
2018 However it will be tough finding jobs because many people with a lot of talent want to be artists Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially
Are there other jobs like this
Architects
Designers
Desktop publishers
Landscape architects
Photographers
Where can you find more information
More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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Many colleges and universities offer degree programs in fine arts as do independent schools of art and designThese educational programs include training in computer techniques so knowing how to use a computer is very important
Art directors usually start as beginner artists in a firm and work their way up to being a director First they mustshow their artistic and leadership abilities Some may get a degree in art administration
Those who want to teach art at public elementary or secondary schools must have a teaching certificate and acollege degree
Artists hired by a firm often start with routine tasks They may also sell their work privately The mostsuccessful artists constantly come up with new ideas
Artists usually prepare a portfoliomdasha collection of samples of their work This collection shows their talentand skill and it helps them sell their art and get jobs
How much does this job pay
Earnings of salaried artists vary greatly among the different specialties In May 2008 the average yearly wages
of art directors were $88510 while multi-media artists made an average $62380 Fine artists made an averageof $48300 yearly and craft artists made an average of $32570
Earnings for self-employed artists also vary widely Many do not make enough money just from selling their art
How many jobs are there
Artists held about 221900 jobs in 2008 About 6 out of 10 artists were self-employed
What about the future
Employment of artists is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year
2018 However it will be tough finding jobs because many people with a lot of talent want to be artists Many artists will need to have a second job in order to support themselves financially
Are there other jobs like this
Architects
Designers
Desktop publishers
Landscape architects
Photographers
Where can you find more information
More BLS information about artists and related workers can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook The Handbook also shows where to find out even more about this job
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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Test A
1 If you meet the President you call him
a your Highness
b your Excellencyc Mr President
2 The President and his family live in
a Blair House
b the White Housec the suburbs
3 The first President to live in the White
House was
a John Adamsb George Washington
c Thomas Jefferson
4
We celebrate birthdays of twoPresidents in February they are
a Washington and Lincoln
b Jefferson and Adamsc T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt
5 During the War of 1812 when Madison
was President this famous song waswritten
a the Battle Hymn of the Republic
b God Bless America
c The Star Spangled Banner
6
Twenty-seven Presidents have studieda flying
b lawc astronomy
7 The two big political parties today are
a Republicans and Democrats
b Federalists and Whigsc Conservatives and Liberals
8 The U S National Anthem was written
by
a George Washington
b
Francis Scott Keyc Benjamin Franklin
9 The law says Presidential elections mustbe held on
a the first Monday in October
b Halloweenc the first Tuesday in November
Test B
1 We hold Presidential elections every
a two years
b four yearsc six years
2 The United States is made up of
a 13 states
b 37 statesc 50 states
3 The parties pick their Presidential
candidates in
a Presidential primariesb national nominating conventions
c by secret vote
4
If a president dies in office the nextpresident is
a the Vice President
b elected by the peoplec the oldest Senator
5 If you want to run for President you
shoulda go jogging
b take a nap
c make speeches
6 The only man to be elected President
four times wasa Abraham Lincoln
b Franklin Delano Rooseveltc Ulysses S Grant
7 The Presidents wife is called
a the First Lady
b the Queenc Mrs President
8 The U S flags stripes are colored
a 6 red and 7 white
b 7 red and 6 white
c
6 red and 6 white9 When properly folded the U S flag
should be shaped likea a circle
b a square
c a triangle
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