Lesson 3.1.1
3.1.1 Drawing Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which listed drawing medium belongs to the Fine Art drawing area of study?
- linoleum
- ink
- lithography
- gouache
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What is the primary purpose of mark-making in Fine Art drawing?
- copying prints
- framing pictures
- mixing paints
- communicating ideas
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What drawing supports does the Fine Art specification name?
- only digital tablets
- strictly stretched canvas
- a range of surfaces
- exclusively smooth cartridge
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What is drawing essential for in Fine Art practice?
- sculptural metal casting
- digital image rendering
- ceramic glaze mixing
- recording from life
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Which skill is listed among the creative skills that Fine Art includes with formal elements?
- framing
- invoicing clients
- mark-making
- digital printing
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Which pair of media characteristics is listed for Fine Art?
- wet and dry
- heavy and light
- glossy and matt
- hot and cold
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Which properties of colour and light are named in the spec?
- weight and mass
- volume and pitch
- speed and force
- hue and tone
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Contrasting wet and dry media demonstrates understanding of what?
- perspective geometry rules
- media characteristics
- historical art movements
- digital file formats
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What does a quick continuous gesture drawing convey?
- photographic skin texture
- energy and movement
- precise botanical accuracy
- measured architectural scale
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Comparing pastel and digital drawing apps explores which spec element?
- drawing media
- textile weaving
- metal welding
- sculpture casting
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What type of professional brief may Fine Art practitioners work to?
- architectural blueprints
- mass production
- corporate branding
- client commissions
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A student uses a pencil scale to show the lightest to darkest values in a drawing. Which property is being used?
- saturation
- malleability
- hue
- tone
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What is the main effect of smudging charcoal with fingers?
- higher colour saturation
- softer tonal transitions
- sharper outline edges
- glossy surface finish
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How should drawing materials and surfaces be chosen?
- randomly from stock
- exclusively digital
- strictly by cost
- to suit purpose
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What do digital drawing applications add to traditional media?
- strict limitations
- automatic accuracy
- compulsory animation
- expanded options
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Which type of marks convey feeling through energy and gesture?
- technical marks
- expressive marks
- descriptive marks
- geometric marks
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Which formal elements are typically combined in life drawing?
- tone and line
- sound and text
- collage and fabric
- projection and film
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Why is media behaviour important in drawing?
- it cleans tools
- it shapes marks
- it controls drying
- it sets cost
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Can a drawing function as a finished piece of art?
- strictly as design
- as an outcome
- only as a plan
- never as finished
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What is the primary role of visual communication in a portfolio?
- documenting journey
- advertising products
- recording financial cost
- proving technical speed
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