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Watercolor Extra Credit Quiz

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is watercolor?
a)
is a painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-based solution. Watercolor refers to both the medium and the resulting artwork.
b)
like acrylic paint
c)
watery paint
d)
paint that doesn't need water
2.
What is a watercolor wash?
a)
A light wash of color; for backgrounds
b)
dark colors
c)
lots of pigment
d)
hardly any water
3.
Leaving an area blank or adding masking fluid is a good way to create ________?
a)
white
b)
a painting
c)
black
d)
gray
4.
This technique is created when you add wet paint to a dry area.
a)
wet on dry
b)
wet on wet
c)
paint on paint
d)
red on red
5.
This technique requires wet paint to be applied to wet paint for a blending effect.
a)
wet on wet
b)
wet on dry
c)
paint on paper
d)
paper on paint
6.
It is important to map lightly because...
a)
Watercolor is transparent and pencil lines will show through
b)
So we can see them
c)
you can erase them later
d)
they will be covered
7.
How many layers will you need in your painiting?
a)
depends on the area of the painting and the effect the artist is going for.
b)
1
c)
5
d)
20
8.
This is what occurs if you paint next to a wet area before allowing it to dry?
a)
Backrun
b)
Wash
c)
Wet on dry
d)
Nothing
9.
_____________ is when you work and work and work on an area and it the paper starts to deteriorate. 
a)
Overworking
b)
Backrun
c)
Underrun
d)
Splash
10.
Premixing watercolors can be done on the watercolor paper or...
a)
On the empty white part of your palatte
b)
on a paper towel
c)
on a separate sheet
d)
you cant
11.

When you use too much water so the paper bends

a)

Bleed

b)

Buckle

c)

Tooth

d)

Layer

12.

Put on top of, paint over

a)

Layer

b)

gradation

c)

Opaque

d)

Bleed

13.

Translucent

a)

Able to see through

b)

Unable to see through

c)

the texture of paper

d)

an even and light layer of color

14.

The surface on which watercolors are mixed before applying to surface.

a)

wells

b)

mixing board

c)

dry board

d)

Paint palette

15.

Another name for color.

a)

Wash

b)

Color

c)

Hue

16.

What you hold and put paint on to create your artwork

a)

Handle

b)

Buckle

c)

Palette

d)

Brush

17.

The texture of the paper

a)

buckle

b)

tooth

c)

grain

d)

cold press

18.

Contains your set of paints in their original form

a)

Palette

b)

Compact

c)

Paint Case

d)

Dry Brush

19.

A color value that goes from light to dark

a)

Ombre

b)

Blending

c)

Ombre

d)

Gradation

20.

The use of salt sprinkled into a wet wash of watercolor or ink to produce textures and effects.

a)

salt technique

b)

sodium wash technique

c)

salt wash technique

d)

salt texture technique

21.

The use of plastic wrap placed onto a wet wash or watercolor to produce textures and effects.

a)

masking out technique

b)

plastic wrap technique

c)

plastic texture technique

d)

masking texture technique

22.

Watercolor applied onto dry paper.

a)

wet-on-dry

b)

wet-in-wet

c)

dry-on-wet

d)

dry-on-dry

23.

Watercolor applied over or into each other while they are wet, leaving them partially mixed on the paper.

a)

wet-on-dry

b)

wet-in-wet

c)

dry-on-wet

d)

dry-on-dry