Explore Textures: An Interactive Learning Journey for Year 2 Art and Design Students

Question 1

Which natural material has a rough and flaky surface?

Accepted Answer

Tree bark

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Sand

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Wood

Question 2

What is the difference between a natural texture and a man-made texture?

Accepted Answer

Natural textures are found in nature, while man-made textures are created by people.

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Man-made textures are found in nature, while natural textures are created by people.

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Both natural and man-made textures are found in nature.

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Neither natural nor man-made textures are found in nature.

Question 3

Which of these is an example of a visual texture?

Accepted Answer

A striped shirt

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A bumpy tree trunk

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A fluffy rug

Question 4

Which of these will NOT make a texture in your artwork?

Accepted Answer

Drawing on smooth glass

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Using a thick brush to paint

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Mixing sand with glue

Question 5

What is the most effective way to experience the texture of an object?

Accepted Answer

Touch it and feel it

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Look at it closely

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Smell it carefully

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Listen to it attentively

Question 6

What material can be used to create a shiny and reflective texture?

Accepted Answer

Glitter

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Fabric

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Sand

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Paint

Question 7

Which one of these textures is hard and smooth?

Accepted Answer

Metal

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Rubber

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Wood

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Fabric

Question 8

Which one of these materials has a spongy texture?

Accepted Answer

Sponge

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Wood

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Fabric

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Plastic

Question 9

What can you use to make something shiny?

Accepted Answer

Foil

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Sandpaper

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Cotton wool

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Fabric

Question 10

How would you describe the texture of a cloud?

Accepted Answer

Soft

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Sharp

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Rough

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Wet

Question 11

Which of these is a texture you can find in nature?

Accepted Answer

Wood

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Metal

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Plastic

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Leather

Question 12

What does the word 'tactile' mean?

Accepted Answer

Something you can touch

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Something that smells good

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Something that looks pretty

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Something that tastes sweet

Question 13

What would you say about the texture of a flower petal?

Accepted Answer

Smooth

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Rough

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Sticky

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Hard

Question 14

What does a spider's web feel like?

Accepted Answer

Silky

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Hard

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Sticky

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Rough

Question 15

What material can you use to make something feel soft?

Accepted Answer

Fabric

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Cardboard

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Metal

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Sand

Question 16

What is the opposite of a bumpy texture?

Accepted Answer

Smooth

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Soft

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Shiny

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Bumpy

Question 17

Which of these materials feels very smooth?

Accepted Answer

Glass

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Sandpaper

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Carpet

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Wood

Question 18

How can you make the surface of a paper feel rough?

Accepted Answer

Rubbing it with sandpaper

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Rubbing it with a soft cloth

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Smoothing it with a brush

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Painting it with water

Question 19

How can you make a rough texture using paint?

Accepted Answer

Adding sand or glitter

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Mixing different colours

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Painting with a soft brush

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Using a wet brush

Question 20

Which of these is a texture that you can find in nature?

Accepted Answer

Wood

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Carpet

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Paper

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Metal

Question 21

How can you tell the texture of an object?

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Touch it

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Look at it from a distance

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Listen to it

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Smell it

Question 22

Why do artists use different textures in their artwork?

Accepted Answer

To make it look more interesting

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To make it look more realistic

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To make it more colourful

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To make it more valuable

Question 23

What type of texture do you feel when you touch a soft blanket?

Accepted Answer

Soft

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Smooth

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Rough

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Prickly

Question 24

Where might you find a bumpy texture in nature?

Accepted Answer

On the trunk of a tree

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On a smooth pebble

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On a shiny mirror

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On a flat window

Question 25

Which tool can you use to make a smooth texture?

Accepted Answer

A soft sponge

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A rough brush

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A heavy hammer

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Coarse sandpaper

Question 26

What type of texture do you feel when you touch a prickly cactus?

Accepted Answer

Rough

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Soft

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Smooth

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Sticky

Question 27

Which of these objects has a shiny texture?

Accepted Answer

A shiny metal spoon

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A furry teddy bear

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A plain wooden block

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A thick piece of paper

Question 28

What can you mix into paint to make the surface of a painting rough?

Accepted Answer

Fine sand

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More water

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A soft sponge

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A smooth brush

Question 29

What is the best way to describe the texture of a bird's feather?

Accepted Answer

Soft and smooth

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Rough and bumpy

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Shiny and slippery

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Hard and sharp

Question 30

Which material has a rough texture?

Accepted Answer

Sandpaper

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Silk

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Glass

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Water

Question 31

Which animal has fur with a soft texture?

Accepted Answer

Rabbit

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Turtle

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Snake

Question 32

What type of texture is created when something is crumpled up?

Accepted Answer

Wrinkled

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Rough

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Smooth

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Bumpy

Question 33

Which sense do we use to feel textures?

Accepted Answer

Touch

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Hearing

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Sight

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Smell

Question 34

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture?

Accepted Answer

Sound

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

Question 35

What material can be used to create a rough texture?

Accepted Answer

Sandpaper

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Cotton

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Styrofoam

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Silk

Question 36

Which of these techniques can be used to create a textured surface on paper?

Accepted Answer

Scratching

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Painting

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Drawing

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Writing

Question 37

Which of the following has a natural texture?

Accepted Answer

Bark of a tree

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Newspaper

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Carpet

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Styrofoam

Question 38

What is the difference between a real texture and an implied texture?

Accepted Answer

A real texture can be felt, while an implied texture is an illusion created through art techniques.

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Real textures are less common in art than implied textures.

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Implied textures are always more realistic than real textures.

Question 39

Which sense is used to perceive textures?

Accepted Answer

Touch

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Smell

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Sight

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Hearing

Question 40

How can textures be used to convey emotions or ideas in art?

Accepted Answer

By evoking associations and creating visual metaphors.

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By using only contrasting textures

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By adding realistic details to the artwork