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What is tempera?

• A type of paint made by mixing colored powders with oil

• A type of paint made by mixing colored powders with water

• A type of paint made by mixing colored powders with egg yolk or a similar substance

• A type of paint made by mixing colored powders with acrylic medium

Why is tempera paint advantageous for layering colors?

• It dries quickly, allowing artists to work faster

• It has a smooth and creamy texture

• It can be applied to various surfaces

• It is easy to clean up

What is a disadvantage of using tempera paint compared to oil paint?

• It dries too slowly, making it difficult to work with

• It has a rough texture when dry

• It cannot be layered to create depth and detail

• It cannot be applied to wood surfaces

What does texture refer to in the context of paintings?

• The way an object feels on its surface when you touch it

• The colors used in a painting

• The size of the painting

• The subject matter of the painting

Which of the following is an example of a warm color?

• Blue

• Green

• Red

• Purple

What do warm colors remind us of?

• Cold temperatures

• Neutral temperatures

• Warm temperatures

• Bright lights

Which of the following is NOT a warm color?

• Yellow

• Orange

• Blue

• Brown

What period of art history was tempera mostly used in?

• Baroque

• Impressionism

• Renaissance

• Cubism