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A quick drawing made to record the main features of a subject is a
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Drawing from real objects placed in front of the artist is
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Shading with closely spaced parallel lines is
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Shading with lines that cross each other is
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Shading with tiny dots is
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Charcoal for drawing is made from
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Paint in which pigment is mixed with linseed oil is
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A large painting on a wall is a
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A flat board with a thumb hole used for mixing paints is a
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A stand that holds a canvas while the artist paints is an
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A painting of natural scenery such as hills, rivers and trees is a
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A painting showing the sea is a
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A picture painted of the artist by the artist is a
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A drawing that exaggerates a person's features for humour is a
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A picture made by sticking pieces of paper, fabric or other materials onto a surface is a
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A picture made from small pieces of coloured glass, stone or tile is a
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Art that does not represent recognisable objects is
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Drawing from real objects arranged in front of the artist is
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A quick, rough drawing that captures the main features is a
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A drawing showing only the outline of a form is a
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In perspective, objects further away appear
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Watercolour paintings are usually done on
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A large painting made directly on a wall is a
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A painting of fruits, bottles and other inanimate objects is a
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A painting of a person's face or figure is a
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A picture of natural scenery such as hills and trees is a
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The point on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to meet in perspective is the
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The adult human figure is commonly measured as about
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Paint made by mixing pigment with gum arabic and used with water in thin, transparent layers is
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A fast-drying paint made with a plastic polymer binder is
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Preparing a canvas with a base coat before painting is
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A picture made by combining parts of several photographs is a
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Measuring proportions by holding a pencil at arm's length is
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Gouache is
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Mixing pigment with egg yolk makes
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Applying a thin, transparent layer of paint over a dry layer is
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Showing an object shorter than it really is because it points towards the viewer is
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Objects far away appear smaller, paler and less detailed. This is
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Opaque water-based paint, such as poster colour, is
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Applying paint thickly so that brush or knife marks show is
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Painting on wet plaster so that the colours become part of the wall is
Question 42 of 50
A thin transparent layer of paint applied over a dry layer is a
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A painting that shows scenes of everyday life is a
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Wet-on-wet in watercolour produces
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A triangular composition creates
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Negative space in a composition is
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Linear perspective was systematised during the
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In three-point perspective, the third vanishing point is used for
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The "fat over lean" rule in oil painting means
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Scumbling is
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