Arts and Humanities First Final Quiz

This three-dimensional work of art occupies space. What do you call of this one?

• Drawing

• Painting

• Sculpture

• Printing

This type of sculpture can be walk around or turn it over through hands to see all sides.

• Sculpture in the round

• Sculpture in the hood

• Relief sculpture

• Static sculpture

This type of sculpture is designed to be viewed only from one side and cannot see the back of the figure.

• Sculpture in the round

• Sculpture in the hood

• Relief sculpture

• Static sculpture

It is a sculpting technique in which the sculptor cuts, chips, or drills from a solid mass of material to create a sculpture.

• Carving

• Modeling

• Casting

• Assembling

It is a sculpting technique in which the sculptor cuts, chips, or drills from a solid mass of material to create a sculpture.

• Carving

• Modeling

• Casting

• Assembling

It is a shading technique consists of drawing thin lines that run in the same direction.

• Hatching

• Crosshatching

• Stippling

• Blending

It is a shading technique that creates dark values by means of a dot pattern.

• Hatching

• Crosshatching

• Stippling

• Blending

What shading technique is used in this artwork?

• Hatching

• Crosshatching

• Stippling

• Blending

It is the process of applying color to a surface using tools like brush, painting knife, roller, of even the artist’s fingers.

• Painting

• Drawing

• Sculpture

• Songwriting

This painting media is first used in the 1400s which remains popular to this day and used linseed oil as its binder and its solvent is turpentine.

• Oil-based painting

• Water-soluble painting

• Charcoal painting

• Fingerprint painting