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Painting Media & Procedures

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Process of applying color to a surface using tools such as a brush, a painting knife, a roller, or even your fingers.

a)

Printmaking

b)

Drawing

c)

Painting

d)

Sculpture

2.

Name a tool in which paint can be applied? ​

a)

Paintbrush or Palette Knife

b)

Fingers

c)

Tongue

d)

Both A and B

3.

What is the tray for mixing colors of paint?

a)

Easel

b)

Canvas

c)

Gesso

d)

Palette

4.

All paints have 3 basic ingredients: ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
Pigments
Binder
Solvent
Water
Air
Water
Fire
5.

Which paint ingredient are finely ground colored powders that come from natural or synthetic materials?

a)

Pigments

b)

Binder

c)

Solvent

6.

Name an example of a natural pigment that paint can be made from?​

a)

Indigo plant

b)

a vegetable

c)

an insect

d)

minerals or clay

e)

All of the above

7.

What paint ingredient is the material that holds together the grains of pigment which allows the paint to stick to the surface. (Example: Egg yolks mixed with water or linseed oil and wax)

a)

Pigments

b)

Binder

c)

Solvent

8.

What paint ingredient is a liquid that controls the thickness or thinness of the paint? They are also used to clean paintbrushes and other applicators. (Examples: water, turpentine or odorless mineral spirits)

a)

Pigments

b)

Binder

c)

Solvent

9.

The painting media that was first used in the 1400s, uses linseed oil as its binder and turpentine as its solvent. It is considered paint that dries slowly. ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Oil-Based Paint
Water-Soluble Paint
10.

Name an example of a water-based/water-soluble paint?

(a)  

11.

Match the following water-based paints.

Tempera Paint

Uses water as its solvent and gum arabic as its binder. It is the most popular water-based media.

Watercolor Paint

uses egg yolk as its binder, dries faster than oil, and has more opaque finish than watercolor.

Acrylic Paint

First appeared in the 50s, uses an acrylic polymer as a binder. It cannot be dissolved once dried.

12.

Label the paintbrush

13.

Label the bristles of a paintbrush

14.

Match the Paintbrushes with their name!

15.

What is the order of cleaning the paintbrush in order to keep the paint palette clean?

a)

Wash off paint in the water cup.

b)

Check for color spots on paper towel.

c)

Dry off the bristles with paper towel.

d)

Get a new paint color.

1)
2)
3)
4)
16.

How do I use the paintbrush when painting? check all that apply​ (a)   ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
Gently use bristles to wipe paint onto surface.
Dip Brush into paint up to the belly
Smash bristles onto the surface
Dip brush up to the heel
Have paint up to the ferule
Spread bristles apart to make a fan
17.

When storing paintbrushes which is the correct way to store them?

a)

Bristle side down

b)

Bristle side up

c)

Lying flat

d)

With Paint dried to them

18.

Which order do I clean up my paintbrushes at the sink?

a)

Rinse paint brush in water cup at the table

b)

Soap- Clean brushes with soap & water

c)

Swish- the brush on hand for any remnants of leftover paint.

d)

Rinse & Smooth rinse out the soap/paint smooth bristles between fingers.

e)

Place paintbrushes Bristle side up in storage container.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
19.

What do I do with water cups when finished painting?

a)

A. Rinse in the sink

b)

B. Leave on the table or in the sink

c)

C. Place in the dish drainer to dry

d)

D. Both A & C

20.

What order do I clean my work area?

a)

Place painting in drying rack

b)

Return Mixing trays to designated area

c)

Rinse and clean paintbrushes

d)

Rinse and clean water cups

e)

Clean table, throw trash away, store all supplies in correct area.

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2)
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