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Alt Watercolor, Drawing Rules and Color Quiz

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 15hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When color is dropped onto a wet surface and is allowed to bloom.

a)

Drop in color

b)

Soft Edge

c)

Hard Edge

2.

Crisp, clean edges made by letting the first layer dry before adding a neighboring color.

a)

Drop in color

b)

Soft Edge

c)

Hard Edge

3.

a word to describe when watercolor bleeds into or through neighboring colors.

a)

Blooming

b)

Feathering

c)

Soft Edge

4.

When the edges of a watercolor line blend with its neighboring color.

a)

Drop in color

b)

Soft Edge

c)

Feathering

5.

A word to describe pigment spreading in a radial pattern on a wet surface.

a)

Drop in color

b)

Soft Edge

c)

Blooming

6.

Using a dry material to lift watercolor from the page to add texture.

a)

Splatter

b)

Drips

c)

Blotting

7.

When you create a puddle of paint and tilt your paper to make the puddle move

a)

Splatter

b)

Drips

c)

Pulling

8.

When you tap your brush and flick paint onto the surface of your paper

a)

Splatter

b)

Drips

c)

Pulling

9.

When you apply paint to your paper and use a clean wet brush to move the pigment around

a)

Splatter

b)

Drips

c)

Pulling

10.

When you create an even/smooth coverage on your paper

a)

Gradient

b)

Value Scale

c)

Wash

11.

Going from dark to light or light to dark with a smooth and even transition.

a)

Gradient

b)

Value Scale

c)

Layer

12.

Diagram showing a range of block values.

a)

Gradient

b)

Value Scale

c)

Layer

13.

If you CAN'T see through your watercolor, your pigment is

a)

Transparent

b)

Opaque

c)

Muddy

14.

If you CAN see through your watercolor, your pigment is

a)

Transparent

b)

Opaque

c)

Muddy

15.

To create Transparent washes, you need to use

a)

Dry Brush

b)

Less Water

c)

More Water

16.

To create Opaque washes, you need to use

a)

Water

b)

Less Water

c)

More Water

17.

To activate your paint, you need to add a little bit of

a)

Water

b)

Less Water

c)

More Water

18.

To get a scratchy effect with watercolor

a)

Dry Brush

b)

Less Water

c)

More Water

19.

Elements in an art piece that DO NOT go together

a)

Emphasis

b)

Contrast

c)

Harmony/Unity

20.

Elements in an art piece that DO go together is called

a)

Emphasis

b)

Contrast

c)

Harmony/Unity

21.

The point of interest

a)

Emphasis

b)

Contrast

c)

Resist

22.

Using wax or other items to block watercolor

a)

Emphasis

b)

Contrast

c)

Resist

23.

An easy way to create Contrast is

a)

Wet on Wet

b)

The Rule of Thirds

c)

To use Complementary Colors

24.

watercolor that moves naturally with little control on your paper

a)

Wet on Wet

b)

The Rule of Thirds

c)

Wet on Dry

25.

will help you find the correct placement for your subject. (3x3 grid)

a)

Wet on Wet

b)

The Rule of Thirds

c)

Wet on Dry

26.

watercolor on paper and control where and how it moves

a)

Wet on Wet

b)

The Rule of Thirds

c)

Wet on Dry

27.

When using watercolors, you should layer with your __________________ color first.

a)

Tinted

b)

Darkest

c)

Lightest

28.

Hue + Black =

a)

Shade

b)

Tint

c)

Tone

29.

Hue

a)

Color

b)

Tint

c)

Tone

30.

Hue + White =

a)

Shade

b)

Tint

c)

Tone

31.

Hue + Gray =

a)

Shade

b)

Tint

c)

Tone

32.

is used to describe the intensity of color.

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Analogous

c)

Saturation

33.

One Color their tints, tones and shades.

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Analogous

c)

Monochromatic

34.

Three colors that are beside each other on the color wheel

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Analogous

c)

Monochromatic

35.

Colors that are across from each other on the color wheel

a)

Complementary Colors

b)

Analogous

c)

Monochromatic

36.

Orange, Green, Purple

a)

Tertiary (ter-she-air-ee) Colors

b)

Primary Colors

c)

Secondary Colors

37.

Red, Yellow, Blue

a)

Tertiary (ter-she-air-ee) Colors

b)

Primary Colors

c)

Secondary Colors

38.

Amber, Vermilion and Magenta

a)

Tertiary (ter-she-air-ee) Colors

b)

Primary Colors

c)

Secondary Colors

39.

How do you mix a Primary Color?

a)

Primary and a Primary

b)

Primary and a Secondary

c)

You can't

40.

How do you mix a Secondary Color?

a)

Primary and a Primary

b)

Primary and a Secondary

c)

You can't

41.

How do you mix a Tertiary color?

a)

Primary and a Primary

b)

Primary and a Secondary

c)

You can't

42.

What are warm colors.

a)

colors that look like ice, grass and water

b)

colors that look like fire

c)

colors that look like dirt

43.

What are cool colors.

a)

colors that look like ice, grass and water

b)

colors that look like fire

c)

colors that look like dirt

44.

How do you wash a paint brush?

a)

Wash gently with water.

b)

Wash hard with soap.

c)

Wash gently with water and soap until the water runs free of paint and soap.

45.

Cadmium, Barium and Umber are all...

a)

Highly Toxic

b)

Non Toxic

c)

Moderately Toxic

46.

Cobalt and Phthaloe (thay-low) are all...

a)

Highly Toxic

b)

Non Toxic

c)

Moderately Toxic

47.

How many Primary Colors are there?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

48.

How many Secondary Colors are there?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

49.

How many Tertiary Colors are there?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

6

50.

Density

a)

Draw curving lines wrapping around the shape of a round object

b)

drawing objects light and with less detail.

c)

Place an object lower on the surface of a picture

51.

Foreshortening

a)

Distort an object

b)

Draw darkness on the ground

c)

Draw an object in front of another object

52.

Contour Lines

a)

Draw darkness on an object

b)

Draw a horizontal reference line

c)

Draw curving lines wrapping around the shape of a round object

53.

Shadow

a)

Draw darkness on the ground

b)

Draw darkness on an object

c)

Draw an object in front of another object

54.

Shading

a)

Draw darkness on the ground

b)

Draw darkness on an object

c)

Draw an object larger

55.

Size

a)

Distort an object

b)

Draw an object in front of another object

c)

Draw an object larger

56.

Overlapping

a)

drawing objects light and with less detail.

b)

Place an object lower on the surface of a picture

c)

Draw an object in front of another object

57.

Placement

a)

Draw darkness on the ground next to the object

b)

Draw an object in front of another objec

c)

Place an object lower on the surface of a picture

58.

Horizon Line

a)

Draw a horizontal reference line

b)

Draw curving lines wrapping around the shape of a round object

c)

drawing objects light and with less detail.

59.

Who painted this?

a)

Banksy

b)

Basquiat

c)

Keith Haring

60.

Who painted this?

a)

Banksy

b)

Basquiat

c)

Keith Haring

61.

Who painted this?

a)

Banksy

b)

Basquiat

c)

Keith Haring