Question

what question might you ask during the \describe\ phase of an art critique?
who is the artist who created the artwork?
what mood or emotion does the artist communicate in the artwork?
what elements of art or design principles are used in the artwork?
what do you personally like or dislike about the artwork? why?

question 5
what question might you ask during the \analyze\ phase of an art critique?
what do you personally like or dislike about the artwork? why?
what elements of art or design principles are used in the artwork?
who is the artist who created the artwork?
what mood or emotion does the artist communicate in the artwork?

Explanation:

• In the "describe" phase of an art critique, the focus is on the objective elements of the artwork. Asking about the elements of art or design principles used is a descriptive question as it pertains to identifying and listing the components present in the artwork.
• In the "analyze" phase, understanding the mood or emotion communicated by the artist involves looking at how the elements (which were described earlier) work together to create an effect, which is an analytical process.

Answer:

• For the "describe" phase question: "What elements of art or design principles are used in the artwork?" is the correct choice.
• For the "analyze" phase question: "What mood or emotion does the artist communicate in the artwork?" is the correct choice.