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VAC2_UNIT 2_ADINKRA & SHIBORI PRINTMAKING

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an adinkra?

a)

Adinkra is a cotton cloth created and used in Ghana by stamping symbols that represent symbolic meaning.

b)

A type of quilt.

c)

An alphabet.

d)

Cool art designs.

2.

What part of Africa were adrinkras started?

a)

Zimbabwe

b)

Ghana

c)

Botswana

d)

Zambia

3.

Who was originally allowed to wear garments with adinkra symbols on them?

a)

Everyone

b)

Teachers

c)

Royalty and Spiritual Leaders

d)

Children

4.

What are the adinkra stamps carved into?

a)

Wood

b)

Leather

c)

Rubber

d)

Gourds

5.

What does this adinkra stamp represent?

a)

Love, family and unity

b)

Heatbreak

c)

Favorite things

d)

Caring and kindness

6.

What does symbolism mean?

a)

It's a type of instrument.

b)

A picture.

c)

A symbol that represents something else.

d)

A form of language.

7.

What does the spiderweb symbol mean?

a)

Unity

b)

Love

c)

Adventure

d)

Creativity

8.

Where is Ghana located in Africa?

a)

South Africa

b)

North Africa

c)

East Africa

d)

West Africa

9.

Which of the following is the alternate version the this symbol

a)
b)
c)
d)
10.

“Dinkra” means ______ in the Akan language?

a)

to find peace, love and happiness

b)

growth, joy, and strength

c)

to be separated, taking leave or farewell.

d)

fairness and equality

11.

Adinkra (ah-DEEN-krah) is hand-printed ____ made in Ghana. (another word for textiles)

a)

plaster

b)

fabric

c)

metal

d)

wood

12.

Adinkra cloths were originally made for royalty to wear at religious ceremonies, especially ___________.

a)

weddings

b)

anniversaries

c)

birth

d)

funerals

13.

It is the art of transferring or duplicating images.

a)

A. Landscape painting

b)

B. Sculpture

c)

C. Printmaking

d)

D. Engraving

14.

It is done when you cut away the portions from block of woods leaving portion of the design that will stand out from the block.

a)

A. Relief

b)

B. Intaglio

c)

c. Silk Screen

15.
I use this tool to roll the ink on my print block. 
a)
Barren
b)
Spatula
c)
Brayer
d)
Broomer
16.
What is this tool used to carve linoleum?
a)
Brayer
b)
Gouge
c)
Knife
d)
Scooper
17.
What do you apply onto your printing plate using a brayer?
a)
Paint
b)
Clay
c)
Ink
d)
Glaze
18.
What type of printing is when you take away part of the object and reply whats left on the surface?
a)
Relief
b)
Monoprint
c)
Intaglio
d)
Screen Print
19.
A generic term for printmaking where raised surfaces are inked and printed; non-image areas have been cut away so that they will not print.
a)
proofs
b)
woodcut
c)
monoprint
d)
relief
20.
A kitchen utensil that is used to rub paper against an inked matrix to lift the image from the matrix.
a)
monoprint
b)
bench hook
c)
spoon
d)
intaglio
21.
An assortment of cutters that make different shaped grooves in all matrixes of relief printing.
a)
ink tray
b)
intaglio
c)
carving tools
d)
spoon
22.
Words referring to the condition of ink when it is ready to be rolled onto a plate.
a)
beady, crackling, staticky, tacky
b)
slippery, thick
c)
slimy, smooth
d)
moist, glossy
23.
Process of making original artwork by printing on paper; there are many types; some are created by hand printing and some are created by press printing.
a)
bench hook
b)
printmaking
c)
pull
d)
relief
24.

What is this tool called?

(a)  

25.
The actual picture the artist makes from a printmaking process.
a)
impression
b)
printmaking
c)
print
d)
registration
26.

Which one is the correct statement of Shibori?

a)

Shibori or Tie-Dye is a technique by dyeing cloth that only can be folded according to a certain pattern.

b)

Shibori is a technique that transfers plant color and shape onto cloth. This technique is similar to bundle dyeing, but a bit different.

c)

Shibori or Tie-Dye is commonly used to define various methods of decorating cloth or textile materials which are done by dyeing cloth that has been tied, sewn, or folded according to a certain pattern.

d)

Shibori or Tie-Dye is a technique by dyeing cloth that only can be tied according to a certain pattern.

27.

The picture above is................... technique.

a)

Arashi

b)

Nui

c)

Kumo

d)

Kanoko

28.

Shibori is famous for its blue natural dyes. Natural dyes that it used is.................

a)

Red Rose

b)

Indigofera

c)

Sappan wood

d)

Onion

29.

Which one is not the way of making a shibori technique?

a)

Tied

b)

Pound

c)

Sewn

d)

Folded

30.

2. In Japan their tie-dyeing is known as ?

a)

Shibora

b)

Bandhana

c)

Shibori

d)

Bandhani

31.

4. TRUE or FALSE. Tie- dyeing is gathering the fabric together and tying them tightly with string before putting it in the dye bath.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

32.

5. TRUE or FALSE. Dyes are discovered with flowers, leaves, barks, and various plant’s juices.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

33.

The tie-dye technique in Japan is called shibori. Is the statement true or false?

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

34.

The use of different lines, shapes, textures, colors or other elements of design to create interest in a work of art.

a)

Variety

b)

Emphasis

c)

Placement

d)

Value

35.

What type of balance do you see in this image?

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Radial

d)

Informal

36.

M.C. Escher used _________________ rhythm in this artwork to show more than one element repeating a 1-2-1-2-1-2 pattern.

a)

flowing

b)

regular

c)

progressive

d)

alternating

37.

How did this artist create emphasis?

a)

Isolation

b)

Placement

c)

Contrast

d)

Patterns

38.

What type of balance is seen in this image?

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Radial

d)

Formal

39.

What type of rhythm appears in this image?

a)

Flowing

b)

Regular

c)

Alternating

d)

Progressive

40.

A principle of design that focuses on a repetition of elements is ________________.

a)

Shape

b)

Pattern

c)

Value

d)

Proportion

41.

Principle of art concerned with difference or contrast.

a)

Variety

b)

Unity

c)

Harmony

d)

Rhythm

42.

The tie-dye printing in Japan is __________.

a)

Pelangi

b)

Bandhani

c)

Shibori

43.

What is the minimum time we need to let the dye soak in for?

a)

6 hours

b)

12 hours

c)

24 hours

d)

72 hours

44.

Why do we tie or bind the fabric with string or rubber bands?

a)

To make shapes

b)

To add texture

c)

To add contrast

d)

To create areas where the dye won't go to leave the fabric white

45.

Where does the art of Shibori tie dying come from?

a)

India

b)

Africa

c)

Japan

d)

Korea

46.

What colour do Japanese traditionally use for the Shibori technique?

a)

Orange

b)

Red

c)

Blue

d)

Green

47.

The concept of corporate identity is similar to that of our own personal identity.

a)

NO

b)

YES

48.

A logo is made up of

a)

Images

b)

Texts

c)

Shapes

d)

All of the above

49.

The Principle of Design, Rhythm is...

a)

the visual weight of a design

b)

elements in a design that appear to belong together

c)

repetition or movement that guides the eye

d)

any two connected points

50.

The Element of Design, shape is...

a)

geometric or organic, and defined by boundaries, such as line or color

b)

the visual weight of a design

c)

any two connected points

d)

repetition or movement that guides the eye

51.

The Principle of Design, Unity is

a)

elements in a design that appear to belong together

b)

a distribution of equal visual weight

c)

creates a mood and tells a story about the design

d)

a juxtaposition that accentuates difference

52.

A ___________ is a symbol or other design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.

a)

Watermark

b)

Stock Image

c)

Logo

d)

Brand Name

53.

A good logo should be

a)

Unique

b)

Memorable

c)

Simple

d)

Representative of the company

e)

All of the above