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Grade 10 Drawing
Which technique can be used to show the illusion of depth?
  1. Linear perspective
  2. Shading/Value
  3. Overlapping
  4. All the above
Grade 10 Drawing
This work of art is dominated by several elements and principles of art. What are they?
  1. Primary colors
  2. Shapes, forms, and texture.
  3. Lines, shapes, contrast, and repetition.
  4. Landscapes, squares, black and white.
Grade 10 Drawing
Which of the following techniques can be used to make a drawing appear more three-dimensional?
  1. adding value/shading
  2. adding texture
  3. using perspective
  4. all of the above
Grade 10 Drawing
A drawing that concentrates primarily on the outline of the subject is referred to as a:
  1. figure drawing
  2. contour drawing
  3. gesture drawing
  4. stipple drawing
Grade 10 Drawing
This is the first step in drawing a still life:
  1. drawing contours
  2. shading your objects
  3. choosing a composition
  4. adding visual texture
Grade 10 Drawing
A drawing of a person is a                .
  1. Still life
  2. Sea scape
  3. Portrait
  4. Land scape
Grade 10 Drawing
                                captures movement in a figure.
  1. Gesture Drawing
  2. Contour Drawing
  3. Outside Drawing
  4. Value Drawing
Grade 10 Drawing
Secondary colors are obtained by mixing two                      colors.
  1. Neutral colors
  2. Complimentary colors
  3. Tertiary colors
  4. Primary colors
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