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Grade 10 Drawing
Accuracy with in your drawing products requires:
  1. a push for speed
  2. a quiet surroundings
  3. confidence and attention to each stroke, each line. and the entire canvas space from cornner to cornner
  4. an expert knowledge of the copy being keyed
Grade 10 Visual Arts
Color darkened with black is called a tint.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 10 Drawing
The purpose for using a sketchbook or art journal to draw thumbnails sketches, is to:
  1. resersh and experiment with artistc decisions.
  2. solves or generates more than one solution to artistic problems
  3. all of the above
Grade 10 Drawing
Parallel lines made in drawing or engraving.
  1. hatching
  2. stippling
  3. drawing
  4. value
Grade 10 Drawing
Another word for brightness of color is                .
  1. Value
  2. Intensity
  3. Hue
  4. Complementary
Grade 10 Drawing
A quick sketch which usually lasts only a couple of minutes in length is called a:
  1. figure drawing
  2. contour drawing
  3. gesture drawing
  4. stipple drawing
Grade 10 Visual Arts
The area where the land meets the sky in an artwork is called the:
  1. contour line
  2. horizon line
Grade 10 Photography
What are the light and dark values in a picture called?
  1. light/dark values
  2. contrast
  3. photo lights
Grade 10 Drawing
Yellow-orange, red-violet, blue-violet are examples of                     .
  1. Secondary colors
  2. Primary colors
  3. Tertiary colors
  4. Complementary colors
Grade 10 Ceramics
When glazing your bisque fired pottery it is a good idea to:
  1. rinse the dust off of it first
  2. dip the bottom in wax.
  3. Apply 3 even coats of glaze.
  4. Shake the glaze while holding the lid on.
  5. All of the above.
Grade 10 Ceramics
A tool used in the ceramics studio that everyone must be very careful with so that we avoid injury.
  1. Needle tool
  2. Fettling knife
  3. Serrated kidney
  4. All of the above.
Grade 10 Ceramics
Areas of empty space defined by surrounding material, important in the overall design.
  1. Negative space
  2. Positive space
  3. Maquette
  4. Kiln wash
Grade 10 Visual Arts
The three basic colors that cannot be made by mixing colors.
  1. primary colors
  2. secondary colors
  3. neutrals
  4. hue
  5. color spectrum
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