Lesson T2.1.1
T2.1.1 Using a range of techniques and media Quiz: KS3 Art & Design, Unit 2
20 questions
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Lesson T2.1.1, Using a range of techniques and media: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Art & Design (National Curriculum), Unit 2: Techniques, media and materials, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which drawing material is made by burning wood to leave soft marks?
- Ink
- Pastel
- Charcoal
- Graphite
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Which pencil grade is softer and gives the darkest marks?
- 2H
- 6B
- 6H
- HB
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What is the term for a print made from a raised surface block?
- Lithograph
- Intaglio print
- Relief print
- Screen print
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What is the art technique of sticking cut or torn materials onto a surface?
- Mosaics
- Frottage
- Sfumato
- Collage
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Which drawing technique builds up tone using many small dots?
- Blending
- Stippling
- Hatching
- Scumbling
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What is the drawing technique that uses parallel lines to build tone?
- Cross-hatching
- Stippling
- Smudging
- Hatching
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Which technique builds darker tones by layering crossing sets of lines?
- Blending
- Hatching
- Stippling
- Cross-hatching
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Which traditional primary colours are used in pigment mixing?
- Red, green, blue
- Black, white, grey
- Red, yellow, blue
- Cyan, magenta, yellow
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Which group contains only secondary colours in pigment mixing?
- Blue, green, purple
- Orange, green, purple
- Red, yellow, blue
- Red, orange, yellow
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Which pair of colours is complementary on the colour wheel?
- Yellow and orange
- Red and green
- Blue and purple
- Red and blue
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What is made when white is added to any pure colour?
- A tint
- A shade
- A hue
- A tone
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What is made when black is added to any pure colour?
- A tint
- A shade
- A tone
- A primary
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What is produced when grey is added to a pure colour?
- A shade
- A tint
- A spectrum
- A tone
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Which painting technique applies thin transparent layers over a dry layer?
- Glazing
- Scumbling
- Sgraffito
- Impasto
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What is a drawing exercise that keeps the pencil on the paper continuously?
- Continuous line drawing
- Blind contour
- Gesture drawing
- Cross-contour
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What is the effect of pressing harder with a graphite pencil?
- Lighter line
- Thinner stroke
- Softer mark
- Darker mark
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Which technique scratches through a top layer to reveal a colour beneath?
- Sgraffito
- Scumbling
- Stippling
- Hatching
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What is a perspective drawing that uses a single vanishing point?
- Orthographic drawing
- Isometric projection
- Two-point perspective
- One-point perspective
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Which material is commonly used to make a solid mould for shaping clay?
- Plaster of Paris
- PVA glue
- Modroc
- Paper mache
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Which tool is used to carve the lines in a lino block print?
- Stylus pen
- Emery board
- Lino cutter
- Craft knife
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