Drawing for Year 7 Art and Design: Master the Basics

Question 1

Which of these is NOT a fundamental drawing skill?

Accepted Answer

Mixing colors

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Drawing lines

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Using shading

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a basic drawing tool?

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Paintbrush

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Pencil

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Charcoal

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Ink

Question 3

Which type of line can convey a sense of movement and energy?

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Curved line

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Straight line

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Dotted line

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Dashed line

Question 4

What is a contour line?

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A line that follows the outline of a shape

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A line that indicates the depth of a shape

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A line that represents movement

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A line that suggests texture

Question 5

Which drawing medium is known for its ability to create soft, velvety tones?

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Pastels

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Pencil

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Charcoal

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Ink

Question 6

What is the main purpose of hatching in drawing?

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To create texture and depth

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To indicate light and shadow

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To add details

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To reinforce contours

Question 7

What does the term 'composition' refer to in drawing?

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The arrangement of elements within a drawing

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The use of colour and tone

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The perspective from which the subject is drawn

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The overall aesthetic balance of the drawing

Question 8

Which of these is not a tool that artists use for drawing?

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Oil paint

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Pencil

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Charcoal

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Ink

Question 9

What is the main reason artists use tone in a drawing?

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To create the illusion of light and shadow

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To highlight the texture of objects

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To create a sense of depth

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To add color to the drawing

Question 10

Which type of perspective makes objects look smaller as they go further away?

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One-point perspective

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Two-point perspective

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Three-point perspective

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Aerial perspective

Question 11

What is the technique called when artists draw a series of parallel lines to create the illusion of texture?

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Hatching

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Cross-hatching

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Stippling

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Scribbling

Question 12

Which of these is a characteristic of observational drawing?

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Drawing directly from what you see

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Using your imagination to create the drawing

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Exaggerating features for emphasis

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Changing proportions to make the drawing more interesting

Question 13

Why is it important to pay attention to proportion in drawing?

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It helps you accurately represent the size and shape of objects

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It helps create balance and harmony

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It adds depth to the drawing

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It helps you express your emotions

Question 14

Which of these is a key element of composition in drawing?

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How the elements of the drawing are arranged

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The colors used in the drawing

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The textures created in the drawing

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The depth of field in the drawing

Question 15

What is the main difference between using a pencil and a pen for drawing?

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Pencils are more versatile, while pens are more permanent

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Pens are more precise, while pencils are more expressive

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Pencils are better for sketching, while pens are better for finished drawings

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There is no difference between using a pencil and a pen for drawing

Question 16

What is the main goal of observational drawing?

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To capture the most important visual qualities of an object or scene

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To develop hand-eye coordination

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To create a perfect copy of reality

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To express emotions and ideas

Question 17

Which technique is used to create depth and dimension in a drawing by using a series of parallel lines?

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Hatching

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Shading

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Cross-hatching

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Stippling

Question 18

What is the main difference between a line drawing and a tonal drawing?

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Line drawings focus on contour and outline, while tonal drawings focus on light and shadow.

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Line drawings use lines only, while tonal drawings use shading only.

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Tonal drawings are always black and white, while line drawings can use color.

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There is no difference between a line drawing and a tonal drawing.

Question 19

What technique involves using a graded pencil to create smooth transitions between tones in a drawing?

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Shading

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Hatching

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Cross-hatching

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Stippling

Question 20

Which of the following is a characteristic of charcoal as a drawing medium?

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Soft and smudgeable

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Hard and sharp

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Water-soluble

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Permanent and fade-resistant

Question 21

What is the primary purpose of using a viewfinder when drawing?

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To determine the proportions and composition of a scene

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To enhance perspective and depth

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To create a sense of movement

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To abstract the subject matter

Question 22

What is the main difference between a sketch and a finished drawing?

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Level of detail and refinement

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Range of materials used

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Purpose of the drawing

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Amount of time spent

Question 23

Which of the following is a skill involved in representational drawing?

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Capturing the likeness of a subject

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Creating a personal interpretation of a scene

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Using abstract forms to convey emotions

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Exploring the boundaries of imagination

Question 24

What is the term for the space between and around objects in a drawing?

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Negative space

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Positive space

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Empty space

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Background space

Question 25

Which of the following is NOT a type of drawing media covered in this unit?

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Acrylic paint

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Pencil

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Pastel

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Charcoal

Question 26

What is the key skill involved in observation when drawing?

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Paying attention to the details

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Understanding perspective

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Imagining the scene

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Capturing emotions

Question 27

What is the purpose of using a grid when drawing?

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To maintain proportions and accuracy

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To enlarge or reduce an image

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To add depth and perspective

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To create a focal point

Question 28

What is the difference between a sketch and a finished drawing?

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A sketch is more exploratory and less refined

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A sketch is more detailed and polished

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There is no difference between a sketch and a finished drawing

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A finished drawing is smaller than a sketch

Question 29

Which of the following is an example of a tone in drawing?

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Light grey

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Red

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Green

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Yellow

Question 30

What is the purpose of using fixative on a drawing?

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To protect the drawing from smudging and fading

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To add colour to the drawing

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To make the drawing waterproof

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To enhance the texture of the drawing

Question 31

To create a soft, blended effect with charcoal, which technique should you use?

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Smudging

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Hatching

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Stippling

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Scumbling

Question 32

The process of creating texture by adding tiny dots is known as:

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Stippling

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Hatching

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Shading

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Cross-hatching

Question 33

When drawing, what is the primary benefit of using a grid?

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Maintaining accurate proportions

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Creating a dynamic composition

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Adding depth and dimension

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Experimenting with different artistic styles

Question 34

The term that describes the illusion of three-dimensionality in a drawing is:

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Perspective

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Shading

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Tone

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Value

Question 35

Which type of ink is primarily used for brush drawing?

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India ink

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Acrylic ink

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Watercolor ink

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Gouache ink

Question 36

How does paying attention to proportion improve the accuracy of a drawing?

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It ensures the correct size and shape of objects.

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It creates depth and perspective.

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It makes the drawing more visually appealing.

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It reduces the need for erasing and redrawing.

Question 37

How can you create a sense of balance in a drawing?

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Place heavier elements on one side and lighter elements on the other.

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Make sure all lines are straight and parallel.

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Use bright colors throughout the drawing.

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Draw everything in the center of the paper.

Question 38

What are the main stages involved in the drawing process, in the correct order?

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Sketching, Outlining, Shading, Detailing, Rendering

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Shading, Sketching, Rendering, Outlining, Detailing

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Outlining, Detailing, Sketching, Shading, Rendering

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Rendering, Sketching, Outlining, Shading, Detailing

Question 39

What is the main goal when an artist uses contour lines in their drawing?

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To show the 3D form of an object

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To show every little detail on an object

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To make the drawing look like a photograph

Question 40

What is the primary purpose of contour drawing?

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To capture the shape and form of an object

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To convey emotions and feelings

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To create a realistic representation

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To experiment with different techniques

Question 41

What is the difference between a line drawing and a tonal drawing?

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Line drawing uses lines only, while tonal drawing incorporates shading

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Line drawing is used primarily for technical purposes, while tonal drawing is used for artistic expression

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Line drawing uses curved lines, while tonal drawing uses straight lines

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Line drawing is more detailed, while tonal drawing is more abstract

Question 42

Which of the following is a benefit of observational drawing?

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Improves visual perception and attention to detail

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Provides a basis for abstract drawing

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Is only useful for scientific illustration

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Develops imagination and creativity

Question 43

Which element is NOT essential for creating a drawing?

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Color

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Texture

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Line

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Shape

Question 44

When drawing curved lines, it's best to move your hand:

Accepted Answer

Smoothly and continuously

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In short, disconnected strokes

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Slowly and hesitantly

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Abruptly and jerkily

Question 45

Which technique creates the illusion of depth in a drawing?

Accepted Answer

Shading

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Smudging

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Outlining

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Cross-hatching

Question 46

To isolate and frame a specific area of a subject, use:

Accepted Answer

A viewfinder

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A protractor

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A magnifying glass

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A ruler

Question 47

To ensure accurate proportions when drawing the human figure, it's best to use:

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A grid or measuring tool

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Guesswork alone

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A compass and ruler only

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Memory and imagination solely

Question 48

What is the primary purpose of a sketchbook?

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To capture observations, ideas, and practice drawing skills

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To store art supplies

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To display completed artwork

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To take notes for other subjects

Question 49

When drawing from life, what is essential for capturing the subject accurately?

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Observing and analyzing the subject carefully

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Attempting to draw entirely from memory

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Relying solely on photographs as references

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Sketching quickly without regard to details