What art tool can be used to both remove pencil marks and create unique marks on a drawing?

• Eraser

• Marker

• Paintbrush

• Pencil sharpener

Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when choosing an eraser for a drawing?

• The type of drawing medium you are using

• The color of the eraser

• The type of pencil marks you are trying to remove

• The type of paper surface you are using

Which type of eraser is best for detailed erasing and can be molded into different shapes?

• Rubber Eraser

• Vinyl or Plastic Eraser

• Gum Eraser

• Kneadable Eraser

If you're working with a delicate paper surface that is prone to tearing, which eraser should you use?

• Kneadable Eraser

• Rubber Eraser

• Gum Eraser

• Vinyl or Plastic Eraser

Which type of eraser is most commonly used for erasing graphite pencil marks?

• Rubber Eraser

• Vinyl or Plastic Eraser

• Kneadable Eraser

• Gum Eraser

If you need to erase a stubborn mark, such as a heavy charcoal line, which eraser would be the best choice?

• Rubber Eraser

• Gum Eraser

• Kneadable Eraser

• Vinyl or Plastic Eraser

Which tool allows an artist to create tones and drawing value without introducing oils from the fingers, preventing the drawing from looking overly smudged and uncontrolled?

• Vinyl or Plastic Eraser

• Blending Stump

• Kneadable Eraser

• Rubber Eraser

What art tool is used for smoothing and blending large areas of pastel, charcoal, or graphite, and has a spiral-wound, soft gray paper body with two tips?

• Shading Stump

• Tortillon

• Blending Brush

• Kneaded Eraser

If you need to create detailed blends or smudges in your pastel or charcoal drawing, which tool would be the best choice?

• Tortillon

• Blending Brush

• Kneaded Eraser

• Shading Stump

Which art tool is best for blending and changing the tone of large areas of charcoal or crayon, and provides a softer and cleaner blend than using your fingers?

• Kneaded Eraser

• Blending Brush

• Tortillon

• Chamois Cloth