WorksheetsPrintmaking Lesson Plan Quiz #1 - (Make-Up)
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is the purpose of creating a clear and well-positioned focal point in a composition?
To add texture to the plate
To enhance the content of the finished piece
To simplify the printing process
To reduce the use of materials
What materials are required for the art project described?
Plexiglass plates, intaglio etching tools, sketch paper, and printing press.
Watercolor paints, brushes, canvas, and easel.
Charcoal, erasers, sketchbooks, and rulers.
Acrylic paints, sponges, and stencils.
What is the purpose of using a piece of black paper behind the plexi during the print-making process?
To make the plate heavier
To see the incised lines more easily
To add color to the print
To protect the plate from scratches
Which material is used to execute successful intaglio prints in the described process?
Wood
Plexiglass
Metal
Canvas
Which technique involves printing the image twice in two different colors on the same sheet of paper?
Double printing
Spot coloring in ink
Masking
Embossing
What is the first step in the printmaking process?
Use mat board scrap to spread a thin ink layer on the plate.
Place a clean piece of printing paper into the water bin.
Roll paper and plate through the printing press.
Remove and number the print.
What is the purpose of the mat board scrap in the printmaking process?
To blot dry the paper.
To spread a thin ink layer on the plate.
To remove surface ink.
To roll paper through the printing press.
types of print making?
intaglio
lithograph
screen print
relief
bench
gouge
baren
brayer
What is printmaking?
A traditional method of creating artworks by printing, usually on paper
A form of sculpture
A digital art form
A modern technique using only digital printers
What was the original form of printmaking used in Han Dynasty China?
Metal engraving
Lithography
Digital printing
Woodblock print
In the technique of etching, what is used to create the design on the metal plate?
A sharp knife
Acid
A brush
Sandpaper
Which of the following is NOT a type of printmaking?
Relief printing
Intaglio
Lithography
Sculpting
Which technique did Andy Warhol famously use to create his artworks?
Oil painting
Watercolor
Silkscreen printing
Charcoal sketching
What element of art refers to the way something feels or looks like it might feel?
Form
Texture
Space
Color
What technique involves drawing with dots?
Stippling
Hatching
Blending
Washing
What is the name of the technique that creates the illusion of depth on a flat surface?
Sculpting
Perspective
Collage
Stippling
What are the materials used to make a work of art called? *
Abstract
Juxtaposition
Visual Interest
Medium
Which material is commonly used as a surface for creating lithographs?
Wood
Stone
Metal
Plastic
Which famous printmaker is known for his woodcut prints and lived during the Renaissance period?
Pablo Picasso
Rembrandt van Rijn
Albrecht Dürer
Vincent van Gogh
Who is considered the inventor of printmaking in Europe?
Johannes Gutenberg
Leonardo da Vinci
Albrecht Dürer
Michelangelo
What element of art is demonstrated in the picture?
line
value
texture
space
This is an example of ______________ art.
abstract
realistic
colorful
smooth
The area around, above or inside an object is called:
form
perspective
contrast
space
The Elements of Art are the building blocks used by artists to create art.
True
False
What is the use of light and dark values to create the illusion of form?
Shading
Coloring
Drawing
Calligraphy
Line, Shape, Color, Value, Texture and Space are Elements of Art.
true
false
What is the element of art that defines the third dimension and encloses volume?
Line
Value
Shape
Form
Choose the definition that matches the term "Background".
Surface quality in a work of art (ex. Tree bark)
Still objects that are observed and drawn
Objects in the front of the artwork
Using lines, shapes, etc to lead the viewer through the artwork
Objects in the back of the artwork
What is meant by 'Form' in the context of art elements?
A two-dimensional enclosed space
A continuous mark
A three-dimensional enclosed space
The hue examples blue, orange or red
The lightness or darkness of an object. Gives a three-dimensional (3D) form/appearance.
form
value
color
movement
