GNED 01-Diagnostic Test No. 4

What technique involves the use of thin parallel lines that run in the same direction?

• Cross-hatching

• Stippling

• Blending

• Hatching

Which technique involves crisscrossing thin parallel lines with another set of thin parallel lines?

• Stippling

• Hatching

• Blending

• Cross-hatching

Which technique uses dot patterns created by the sharp point of a pencil?

• Hatching

• Cross-hatching

• Stippling

• Blending

How is blending typically achieved?

• By using thin parallel lines

• By criss-crossing lines

• By creating dot patterns

• By using a finger or paper stump to change tone gradually from dark to light

Which technique involves gradually changing the tone from dark to light?

• Stippling

• Hatching

• Cross-hatching

• Blending

Which pastel technique involves creating small marks with pastels of different colors to produce a pattern?

• Impasto

• Stippling

• Scumbling

• Sgraffito

Which pastel technique involves using the point of the pastel to make parallel strokes, creating a feather-like effect?

• Scumbling

• Stippling

• Impasto

• Feathering

Which pastel technique is similar to layering but involves using the side of the pastel lightly on top of an existing color?

• Sgraffito

• Impasto

• Scumbling

• Stippling

Which pastel technique involves thickly applying the pastel by pressing it hard on the paper, creating an opaque effect?

• Scumbling

• Sgraffito

• Feathering

• Impasto

In which pastel technique is a thick deposit of pastel applied on the support, then scraped off with a blunt pen to reveal the underlying color?

• Sgraffito

• Impasto

• Stippling

• Feathering