Q4W3 Art

Which of the following is a characteristic of watercolor painting?

• Opaque finish

• Thick layers dry quickly

• Can easily paint over mistakes

• Transparent quality

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What type of brush is best for controlled strokes in watercolor painting?

• Flat

• Bright

• Round

• Mop

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Watercolor artists traditionally prefer cold press paper due to its ​ (a)   texture.

• semi-bumpy
• smooth
• thin

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What is the technique called when layering washes in watercolor painting?

• Blending

• Glazing

• Dabbing

• Spraying

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What is the purpose of creating a thumbnail sketch before starting a watercolor painting?

• To practice drawing skills.

• To plan out the composition.

• To experiment with color mixing.

• To explore different brush techniques.

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Which of the following is NOT a technique commonly used in watercolor painting?

• Wet-on-wet

• Drybrush

• Pointillism

• Glazing

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What does the term "glazing" refer to in watercolor painting?

• Applying multiple layers of paint to build up color intensity.

• Applying the mixing of colors directly on the paper.

• Spraying water onto the paint to create a misty effect.

• Blending colors with a wet brush.

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Match the following watercolor techniques.

• wet on dry

• 
• • wet on wet

• 
• glazing

• 
• • hard edge

• 
• wash

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What role does problem-solving play in the creation of watercolor artworks? Fill-in-the-blank: Problem-solving allows artists to overcome challenges related to ​ (a)   selection, composition, and technique in their watercolor paintings.

• color
• brushwork
• paper handling
• subject matter

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Why is direct observation important in creating original artworks? Fill-in-the-blank: Direct observation helps artists accurately capture ​ ​ (a)   and details from the real world.

• forms
• shapes
• textures
• proportions

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