DBQ 41-47

In the intaglio process, what is applied to the surface of a metal plate to create deeper grooves?

• Ink

• Water

• Varnish

• Acid

What is the main difference between engraving and etching in the intaglio process?

• Engraving uses acid, etching uses carving tools

• Engraving uses carving tools, etching uses acid

• Engraving uses ink, etching uses water

• Engraving uses water, etching uses ink

What are the three main components of paint?

• Pigments, binders, and solvents

• Pigments, oils, and water

• Binders, oils, and wax

• Solvents, oils, and wax

Which type of paint is known for its quick drying time and inability to blend once applied?

• Oil paint

• Tempera paint

• Watercolor

• Gouache

What is the binder used in traditional tempera paint?

• Oil

• Water

• Egg yolk

• Wax

What is the main advantage of oil paints over tempera paints?

• Oil paints dry faster

• Oil paints are more versatile and can be mixed

• Oil paints are cheaper

• Oil paints are more transparent

What is a recent development in paint that is made from synthetic materials, plastics, and polymers?

• Oil paint

• Watercolor

• Acrylic paint

• Tempera

What was the primary use of photography when it was developed during the mid-nineteenth century?

• To document landscapes

• To document likenesses of people and scenes

• To document wildlife

• To document architecture

What is the process called where a soft, workable material like clay, wax, plaster, or papier-mâché is formed by hand?

• Carving

• Modeling

• Casting

• Construction

What is the term for a sculpture that can move or have moving parts?

• Freestanding sculpture

• High-relief sculpture

• Kinetic sculpture

• Environmental sculpture