1. These artists who practiced the technique often called 'pointillism' insisted on which term? Fauvism Tachisme Divisionism Strabism

2. The 'leader' of this group of painters was without a doubt: Henri-Edmond Cross Edgar Degas Georges Seurat Paul Signac

3. The 'apologist' who put his brush down and jumped on his soapbox was: Paul Signac Claude Monet Georges Seurat Vincent Van Gogh

4. The latter's book was entitled 'D'Eugene Delacroix au neo-impressionnisme', why did they claim a debt to Delacroix? Moral Support Romantic themes Separation of colors in his paintings, the optical mixture Financial support

5. The primary reason the Neo-Impressionists applied their technique to Impressionist subject matter was: The wish to provoke the critics The wish to paint sentimental subjects The wish to paint like the bird sings The wish to divide colors in a more scientific fashion to everyday subjects

6. Color theory was an important element in the Neo-Impressionists' system: Name the most influential scientist they revered for his work on color perception: Pasteur Curie Nadar Chevreul

7. The most important painting in the Neo-Impressionist history, in terms of gaining the critic's attention and criticism was undoubtedly: Fields of Wheat, Van Gogh Sunday Afternoon at La Grande Jatte Dejeuner sur L'herbe, Manet Absinthe Drinker, Degas

8. Not only was color theory in vogue, but lines, whether they descended or ascended to express moods. They even used a device like a protractor to measure them. Which painting exemplifies this? Starry Night, Van Gogh Bar at the Folies-Bergeres, Manet Woman before a mirror, Signac Circus, Seurat

9. What did critics reproach the most about Neo-Impressionist painting? Raw uncontained emotions Lack of scientific rigor Wooden lifeless figures Mythological subject matter

10. The Neo-Impressionists who continued after Seurat's untimely death in 1891, broke up their brushstrokes further, letting the eyes do the optical mixture. What did Paul Signac's brushstrokes resemble? curls zigzags blotches mosaic tiles