G2 3Q ARTS

What is printmaking?

• A. Creating art using ink or paint on paper

• B. Making sculptures out of clay

• D. Writing a story

• C. Designing digital graphics

What is a stencil?

• C. A printing press

• A. A type of paintbrush

• D. A type of canvas

• B. A thin sheet with a cutout design

What is the first step in printmaking?

• D. Choosing the paper

• A. Inking the plate

• B. Creating the plate

• C. Transferring the image

What is a repeated pattern?

• C. A pattern with a single shape and color

• B. A pattern with the same shape and color repeated

• D. A pattern with no specific design

• A. A pattern with different shapes and colors

What is a motif?

• A. A repeated pattern

• B. A thin sheet with a cutout design

• D. A type of paintbrush

• C. An idea or image that reappears in a pattern

What is the purpose of a stencil in printmaking?

• A. To create repeated patterns

• B. To transfer the image

• D. To produce the same design rapidly

• C. To preserve nature

What are the materials that can be used in printmaking?

• B. Metal, plastic, and cardboard

• A. Fruits, vegetables, leaves, flowers, and twigs

• C. Ink, paint, and paper

• D. All of the above

What is the last step in printmaking?

• A. Inking the plate

• B. Creating the plate

• C. Transferring the image

• D. Pressing the image into a surface

What is the difference between repeated and alternated pattern?

• B. Repeated pattern has different shapes and colors, while alternated pattern has the same shape and color

• D. Repeated pattern has a motif, while alternated pattern has no specific design

• A. Repeated pattern has the same shape and color, while alternated pattern has different shapes and colors

• C. Repeated pattern has no specific design, while alternated pattern has a motif

What is the purpose of printmaking using human-made objects?

• B. To help preserve nature

• A. To create art using natural objects

• C. To use design plates or molds in artworks

• D. To explore natural surroundings