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WorksheetsMastering Cube Drawing Techniques
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does cross hatching mean in drawing?
Drawing only straight lines
Shading with lines that cross over each other
Colouring with dots
Rubbing pencil marks with your finger
How do you show that a cube is three-dimensional when you draw it?
Draw just one square
Draw more than one side of the cube
Draw a circle inside the cube
Colour all sides the same
Why do you shade a cube in a drawing?
To make the cube look flat
To show where the light is and make the cube look real
To hide mistakes
To make the cube look see-through
How can you use a pencil to measure objects when drawing?
Hold your pencil out and use it to compare sizes
Draw without measuring
Use a rubber to erase lines
Colour with the side of the pencil
What is ‘negative space’ in art?
The space inside the object you are drawing
The empty space around and between objects
The darkest part of a drawing
The outline of the object
When you shade a cube, which side should be the lightest?
The side furthest from the light
The side closest to the light
The bottom side
The side with the most lines
Which of these is NOT true about cross hatching?
The lines cross over each other
It helps make things look darker or lighter
You only use lines going one way
You can use more lines to make it look darker
If you want to check the angle of a line when drawing a cube, what should you do with your pencil?
Hold your pencil up and match it to the line
Lay it flat on the paper
Use it to shade the line
Break it in half
Why is looking at negative space helpful when drawing?
It helps you draw things more correctly
It makes your drawing darker
It lets you use more colours
It helps you draw faster
What is a simple way to draw a cube?
Draw a square and colour it in
Draw two squares that overlap and join their corners
Draw a circle and add straight lines
Draw three triangles and join them
