Painting & Sculpture

Tempera, oil, watercolor and acrylic are types of ____ .

• paint
• sculpture
• architecture
• theology

Tempera is a paint pigment bound by _____ .

• honey
• milk
• oil
• egg yolk

Which one is NOT a descriptive quality of tempera paint?

• dries slowly and shiny finish
• dries flat
• allows for gold ornamentation
• used on wood panels in 13th century

The Creation of Adam and other works on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel painted by Michelangelo were painted using ___ paint.

• tempera
• oil
• fresco
• ink

Which of the following is a quality of fresco paint?

• Color is bound into the plaster
• dries slowly
• does not last long
• gives a shiny appearance

Pigment dissolved in lime water and applied to wet plaster is ___ paint.

• oil
• tempera
• fresco
• acrylic

This type of paint produces the greatest range of richness and subtlety of color.

• tempera
• oil
• acrylic
• watercolor

This type of paint is a mixture of pigment, linseed oil, varnish and turpentine.

• oil
• watercolor
• acrylic
• ink

Which of the following is NOT a quality of watercolor paint?

• dries slowly
• dries fast
• not good for precise detail
• has translucent effect

This type of paint is a modern synthetic medium, a form of plastic resin.

• oil
• watercolor
• acrylic
• ink