Printing Techniques: Explore Monoprinting, Screenprinting, and Relief Printing

Question 1

Which printing technique uses a metal plate with a design etched into it, which is then inked and wiped to leave ink only in the recessed areas?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio printing

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

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Relief printing

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a relief printing technique used to create an image on a flat surface?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 3

Which printing technique uses a metal plate and an acid-resistant ground to create a design?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Screen printing

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Monoprinting

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Relief printing

Question 4

Which of these is an intaglio printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Woodcut

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Monoprint

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Screenprinting

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a printing technique used to create multiple copies of an image?

Accepted Answer

Drawing

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Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Screenprinting

Question 6

Which of these printing techniques does NOT involve using a physical plate or screen to transfer ink to paper?

Accepted Answer

Digital printing

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Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Screen printing

Question 7

Which of these is NOT a printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Painting

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Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Screen printing

Question 8

Which of these techniques is NOT used in relief printing?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 9

Which printing technique involves carving a design into a surface and using it to create a print?

Accepted Answer

Relief Printing

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Intaglio Printing

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Lithography

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Screenprinting

Question 10

Which printing technique involves using a raised surface to transfer ink onto paper?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Intaglio

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Screenprinting

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Monoprinting

Question 11

Which of the following is a printing technique used to create images?

Accepted Answer

Monoprint

Accepted Answer

Screenprinting

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Watercolour painting

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Drawing

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a printing technique we've covered in class?

Accepted Answer

Watercolor painting

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Monoprinting

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Screen printing

Question 13

In relief printing, the image is raised above the surface of the printing block. Which of these is NOT a type of relief printing?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 14

Which of the following is NOT a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Lithography

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Woodblock printing

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Wood engraving

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Linoleum printmaking

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 16

In relief printing, the raised areas of the printing surface are inked and transferred to paper. Which of the following is NOT a type of relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 17

Which printing technique requires carving an image onto a wooden or linoleum block?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Screen printing

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Digital printing

Question 18

Which printing technique does NOT involve using a raised surface to transfer ink to paper?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 19

Which of these is NOT an intaglio printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Lithography

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Drypoint

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Etching

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Mezzotint

Question 20

Which of the following is **not** a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 21

Which of these is not a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Woodcut

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Linocut

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Collagraph

Question 22

Which of the following printing techniques is NOT a type of intaglio printing?

Accepted Answer

Lithography

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Etching

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Aquatint

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Mezzotint

Question 23

In intaglio printing, what is a defining characteristic?

Accepted Answer

The image is carved below the plate's surface.

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Ink is transferred from a screen to paper.

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The image is carved into a wooden block.

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Paper is pressed onto a wet inked surface.

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Painting

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

Question 25

Which of these is NOT a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Engraving

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Linocut

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Woodcut

Question 26

Which printing technique uses a raised design on a surface, inked and pressed onto paper to create a print?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

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Intaglio printing

Question 27

Which printing technique does NOT require carving a design into a surface before printing?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Linocut

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Woodcut

Question 28

Which of these is not a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Gravure

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Linocut

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Wood engraving

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Collagraph

Question 29

In relief printing, which material is typically NOT used?

Accepted Answer

Clay

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Ink

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Paper

Question 30

In monoprinting, how is the image transferred to the paper?

Accepted Answer

From a flat surface, but in reverse

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From a raised surface, like a woodblock

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Through a screen with ink pushed through

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From a metal plate with acid etching

Question 31

In woodcut printing, what material is the design carved into?

Accepted Answer

Wood

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Linoleum

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Metal

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Glass

Question 32

Which printing technique involves using a fine mesh screen to transfer ink onto a surface?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Lithography printing

Question 33

Which of these is NOT an intaglio printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Linocut

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Engraving

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Etching

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Mezzotint

Question 34

In linocut, a type of relief printing technique, what is a defining characteristic?

Accepted Answer

The image is carved into a linoleum block.

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The image is transferred to paper using a chemical process.

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The image is printed in multiple colors.

Question 35

Which of the following is NOT an intaglio printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Relief

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Aquatint

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Etching

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Mezzotint

Question 36

Which printing technique involves carving a design into a flat surface, like wood or linoleum, and then inking it to make a print?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

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Etching

Question 37

Which printing technique uses a mesh screen to transfer an image onto a surface with ink?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Monoprint

Question 38

In mezzotint printing, how is a smooth, tonal image created?

Accepted Answer

Scraping a copper plate progressively

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Transferring an image using a carved wooden block

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Using a mesh screen to transfer ink

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Using a chemical process on a metal plate

Question 39

In drypoint intaglio printing, what process creates burrs on the plate's surface that hold the ink, giving the print a distinctive velvety texture?

Accepted Answer

Scraping the plate with a sharp tool

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Applying acid to the plate

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Rolling ink onto the plate

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Exposing the plate to light

Question 40

Which printing technique is NOT a form of relief printing?

Accepted Answer

Intaglio

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Linocut

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Woodcut

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Collagraph

Question 41

Which printing technique uses a raised design to transfer ink onto paper or another surface?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Intaglio printing

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Screen printing

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Monoprint

Question 42

In relief printing, which part of the surface will create a mark on the paper?

Accepted Answer

Raised areas

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Lowered areas

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The entire surface

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The edges of the surface

Question 43

Which of these is **not** a relief printing technique?

Accepted Answer

Etching

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Linocut

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Woodcut

Question 44

In relief printing, what are the steps you need to follow in order?

Accepted Answer

Prepare the block, carve the design, ink the block, and print

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Prepare the paper, carve the design, ink the block, and print

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Prepare the block, ink the block, carve the design, and print

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Prepare the block, carve the design, print, and ink the block

Question 45

In screen printing, why is registration important? How does it impact the accuracy of the printed image?

Accepted Answer

Registration ensures that different layers of ink align precisely, resulting in a sharp and accurate print.

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Registration is only necessary for multi-color prints, not single-color prints.

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Registration is not crucial in screen printing because the ink naturally aligns during the printing process.

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Registration is only used in screen printing with stencils, not with photo emulsions.

Question 46

What is NOT a primary purpose of using prints in protest and social activism?

Accepted Answer

Making money

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Raising awareness about social issues

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Calling for political change

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Recording historical events

Question 47

Which color combination in a print is most likely to create a sense of calm and serenity?

Accepted Answer

Blue, green, and purple

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Red and green

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Yellow, orange, and red

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Black and white

Question 48

What sets collagraph printing apart from other relief printing techniques? Describe its unique features.

Accepted Answer

Collagraph printing involves creating a textured printing plate by attaching materials to a cardboard or board base.

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Collagraph printing is an intaglio printing technique where the ink is recessed into the plate's surface.

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Collagraph printing involves transferring an image onto a metal plate using acid.

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Collagraph printing produces prints with sharp, well-defined lines.

Question 49

Which of the following printing techniques is **NOT** covered in this unit?

Accepted Answer

Lithography

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

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Relief printing

Question 50

What makes the monoprinting technique unique?

Accepted Answer

It involves transferring ink from one surface to another.

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It produces numerous identical prints.

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It is suitable for creating highly detailed designs.

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It uses a screen to block certain areas of the print.

Question 51

Which printing technique involves creating a design by carving into a surface and then applying ink?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

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Intaglio printing

Question 52

What is the primary function of a screen in screenprinting?

Accepted Answer

To prevent ink from reaching certain areas of the print

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To transfer ink onto the paper

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To create a raised design on the paper

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To absorb excess ink

Question 53

What is the purpose of registration marks in printmaking?

Accepted Answer

To ensure accurate alignment between layers of a print

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To create multiple identical prints

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To enhance the print with decorative elements

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To facilitate easy cutting of the print

Question 54

What is the primary use of a burnishing tool in printmaking?

Accepted Answer

To smooth and polish a metal plate

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To create precise lines on a metal plate

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To apply ink to a printing surface

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To cut paper accurately

Question 55

Which feature is unique to monoprinting?

Accepted Answer

Creates a unique and unrepeatable image

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Uses a carved block

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Can produce multiple identical prints

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Involves pressing two surfaces together

Question 56

What is the main difference between screenprinting and relief printing?

Accepted Answer

The method of transferring the image to paper

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The tools and materials used

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The type of ink employed

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The purpose of the print

Question 57

Which tool is essential for relief printing?

Accepted Answer

Carving tool

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Squeegee

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Etching needle

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Monoprint roller

Question 58

What is the function of a squeegee in screenprinting?

Accepted Answer

To force ink through the screen onto the paper

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To remove excess ink from the screen

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To smooth the paper before printing

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To hold the stencil in place

Question 59

Which printing technique involves applying ink to paper using a flat surface?

Accepted Answer

Monoprinting

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Relief printing

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Screenprinting

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Lithography

Question 60

What is the term for creating a raised image on a printing surface?

Accepted Answer

Carving

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Embossing

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Etching

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Printing

Question 61

What makes monoprinting unique?

Accepted Answer

It produces one-of-a-kind images.

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It creates identical prints.

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It requires a metal plate.

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It utilizes carving techniques.

Question 62

Which material is essential for screenprinting?

Accepted Answer

Silk

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Paper

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Wood

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Canvas

Question 63

What is the primary purpose of a registration mark in screenprinting?

Accepted Answer

To align layers precisely

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To create textures

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To prevent smudging

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To regulate ink application

Question 64

Which technique involves cutting a design into a surface and inking only the raised parts?

Accepted Answer

Relief printing

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Monoprinting

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Screenprinting

Answer

Etching