The Expressive Portfolio: SQA Higher Art and Design quiz quiz

60 marks

80 marks

100 marks

120 marks

23%

38.5%

50%

61.5%

Analyse an artwork in an exam

Develop and resolve an expressive artwork

Write an essay on art history

Design a product to a brief

Planning and marking

Analysis and discussion

Brief and client meeting

Development and resolved work

A chosen theme or stimulus

The marker's preferences

A client's budget

The exam timetable

Stand completely alone

Copy the previous one exactly

Inform the next and move the work forward

Avoid using any media

A final expressive piece with an evaluation

A written exam answer

A list of materials

A second unrelated artwork

It should ignore the development

It should grow clearly out of the development

It should be made before the development

It should copy another artist's work

A description of every step taken

A list of materials used

Critical, specific reflection on outcome and process

A summary of the question paper

The visual elements

The exam timings

The marking codes

The names of examiners

You mark other candidates' work

You write about art history

You analyse a design brief

You create expressive work instead of analysing it

Because it is too colourful

Because it shows no progression toward a resolved outcome

Because it uses too many media

Because it is submitted late

The candidate's own teacher only

Another candidate

The SQA, externally

No one; it is not assessed

Control of the visual elements and media, and communication of the theme

The number of studies attached

A long written description

Avoiding any link to the development

Produce the final piece immediately

Write the evaluation first

Copy a famous artwork

Choose and investigate a rich stimulus through observation