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WorksheetsMAPEH - Arts Q4
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
TRUE or FALSE:
Metal-block Movable Printing uses a flatbed to create prints.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
The gaps in stencils allow the pigment to reach some parts of the surface which creates the pattern or image.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
Seals originated in Europe and soon spread to countries around East Asia and other
parts of the world.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
The seals had religious purposes, used as healing devices by impressing therapeutic characters onto the flesh of sick people.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
The seals were typically made of stone, wood, metal or ivory, and they were engraved with images and were dipped in red ink or wax.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
Patented by Stephen Simon of England, Screen Printing has its origins in simple stenciling by the Japanese.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
Flat-bed Printing was developed by the Chinese.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
Woodblock Printing is known today as xylography.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE:
Lithography is a method of printing on a rough surface.
TRUE
FALSE
A term used for printing stamps and impressions.
Seal
Stencil
Lithography
Xylography
Has square holes for embedding movable characters.
Stencil Printing
Flatbed Printing
Metal-block Movable Printing
Screen Printing
It used negative copies of patterns to infuse different colors to one picture design.
Screen Printing
Stencil Printing
Lithography
Xylography
Produces an image or pattern by applying pigment to a surface over an object with designed gaps.
Lithography
Flatbed Printing
Stencil Printing
Screen Printing
It uses a chemical process to create an image.
Xylography
Lithography
Stenciling
Woodblock Printing
Also known as xylography today, it is the first ever recorded method of printing.
Woodblock Printing
Metal-block Movable Printing
Stencil Printing
Screen Printing
It is an instrument with a design created in it in the form of design gaps.
Printing Press
Stencil
Seal
Flatbed
It uses a flatbed press which mechanically applies pressure to an inked surface.
Seal
Stencil
Printing Press
Xylography
It is a mechanical device applying pressure to an inked surface thereby transferring an image.
Flat-bed Printing Press
Screen Printing
Woodblock Printing
Stencil Printing
CHOOSE THE WORDS THAT WILL COMPLETE THE STATEMENT:
A ______________ press employs a flat surface where the paper or garment is placed to be pressed against the ______________ which has the embossed design or art desired.
transferring
flatbed
plates
markers
Seals are used in exchange for ________________ in personal documents, office, paperwork, contracts, and arts.
banknotes
signatures
markers
seals
Europeans used ____________ to imprint their company, institutional or family logos
lithography
xylography
plates
seals
Invented by a Bavarian author, ________________ is a method of printing on a smooth surface
xylography
lithography
stenciling
Screen printing was patented by ______________ _______________ of England
Peter Simon
Stephen Simon
Samuel Simon
Andrew Simon
CHOOSE THE WORDS THAT WILL COMPLETE THE STATEMENT:
Stencil printing is a method of _________________ a pattern by brushing, spraying, squeezing ink or paint through the ______________ areas of a stencil.
transferring
open
closed
copying
CHOOSE THE WORDS THAT WILL COMPLETE THE STATEMENT:
In the late Japanese era, metal-block movable type printing was used to print _________________ such that had a different combination of _________________ for preventing counterfeit.
banknotes
markers
signatures
seals
