State-mandated, high-stakes testing is the primary means by which schools are judged. Whether this is a fair and accurate way of judging the performance of schools may remain in debate for a long time. Some school districts have gone so far as reducing or eliminating "special" classes--in particular art and music. Art teachers can help prepare their students for these tests and do this in a way that doesn't water down their art curriculum. In other words, they teach their art curriculum as they infuse content and skill from the tested subject. The art problems presented in this article are designed to support the learning of several reading-comprehension strategies.