Texture in Art: Interactive Learning Quizzes for Year 7 Art and Design

Question 1

What technique can artists use to create a rough and bumpy texture?

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Carving

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Stippling

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Smudging

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Glazing

Question 2

Which of the following materials is commonly used to create a soft and smooth texture?

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Velvet

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Sandpaper

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Granite

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Eggshells

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture in art and design?

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Sweet

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Smooth

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Rough

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Shiny

Question 4

Which of these is NOT a type of texture commonly used in art and design?

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Acoustic

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Smooth

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Rough

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Shiny

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture commonly used in art?

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Geometric texture

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Visual texture

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Actual texture

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Implied texture

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of actual texture in art?

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A sculpture made of sandpaper

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A photograph of a rough wall

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A painting of a smooth surface

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A drawing of a furry animal

Question 7

Which of the following is an example of a textile texture?

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A piece of silk

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A piece of marble

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A piece of wood

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A piece of metal

Question 8

What is the key difference between visual and tactile texture?

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Visual texture can be seen, while tactile texture can be felt

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Tactile texture can be seen, while visual texture can be felt

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Both visual and tactile texture can be seen and felt

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There is no difference between visual and tactile texture

Question 9

What is the definition of implied texture?

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A texture that is suggested but not physically present

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A texture that is created using a variety of materials

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A texture that is visually striking and immediately noticeable

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A texture that is used to convey a specific emotion

Question 10

What is the main focus of this learning unit on texture?

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Exploring how artists use texture in their artworks

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The history of art techniques

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The role of technology in art

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The use of color in art

Question 11

What is the difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture is made with physical materials, while implied texture is created with visual effects

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Actual texture can be touched, while implied texture cannot

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Implied texture can be touched, while actual texture cannot

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There is no difference between actual texture and implied texture

Question 12

How can you make a rough texture in a drawing?

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Use a hard pencil with lots of pressure.

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Use a soft pencil.

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Put on many layers of paint.

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Draw on textured paper.

Question 13

Which of the following is **NOT** a type of texture in art?

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Olfactory

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Visual

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Tactile

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Auditory

Question 14

What technique can be used to create a bumpy texture in a painting?

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Impasto

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Stippling

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Cross-hatching

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Washes

Question 15

Which artist is known for their use of texture in their sculptures?

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Auguste Rodin

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Frida Kahlo

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

Question 16

What is the difference between visual and tactile texture?

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Visual texture can be seen, while tactile texture can be felt.

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Tactile texture can be seen, while visual texture can be felt.

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Both visual and tactile textures can be seen and felt.

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There is no difference between visual and tactile texture.

Question 17

Which material is known for its smooth and shiny texture?

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Metal

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Sandpaper

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Velvet

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Wood

Question 18

What is the name of the tool used to create a rough texture in a sculpture?

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Rasp

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Gouge

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Chisel

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File

Question 19

How does the size of a texture affect how it looks in an artwork?

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Smaller textures look more detailed, while larger textures look bolder.

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Texture size only affects how a texture feels, not how it looks.

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Artists should use the same texture size throughout their artwork.

Question 20

Which famous artist is known for their use of bold and textured brushstrokes?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

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Pablo Picasso

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Salvador Dalí

Question 21

Which material can be used to create a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Cotton balls

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Silk fabric

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Marble tiles

Question 22

What is the difference between visual and tactile texture?

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Visual texture can be seen, while tactile texture can be felt.

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Visual texture is created using colours, while tactile texture is created using materials.

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Visual texture is used in paintings, while tactile texture is used in sculptures.

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There is no difference between visual and tactile texture.

Question 23

What is the technique used to create a smooth, polished texture?

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Burnishing

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Glazing

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Carving

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Sanding

Question 24

Which of the following is an example of a natural texture?

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Tree bark

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Plastic wrap

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Painted canvas

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Digital image

Question 25

What is texture in art?

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The way something feels when touched

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A part of art that is flat

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Something that can only be made with paint

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Something that is not important in art

Question 26

How did the Impressionists and Fauves use texture differently in their paintings? How did their artistic styles influence their use of texture?

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The Impressionists used subtle brushwork for soft textures, while the Fauves used bold brushstrokes for expressive textures.

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The Fauves used smooth textures, while the Impressionists used rough textures.

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Texture was not important in either Impressionism or Fauvism.

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Both movements used texture to depict realistic scenes with accurate details.

Question 27

How does the size of a texture influence its visual impact?

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Large textures stand out more and create a stronger impression.

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Small textures provide detail and interest without overpowering the artwork.

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Texture size has no effect on its appearance.

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Small textures are always more visually appealing than large textures.

Question 28

How does combining visual and tactile textures in an artwork enhance the viewer's experience?

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It creates a contrast between what is seen and felt, making the artwork more engaging.

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It helps the viewer understand the artwork's subject matter.

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It makes the artwork more visually appealing.

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It doesn't add any additional meaning or experience to the artwork.

Question 29

What is the main difference between tactile and visual texture?

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Tactile texture can be felt, while visual texture is seen

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Visual texture can be felt, while tactile texture is seen

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Tactile texture is always rough, while visual texture can be smooth

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Visual texture is always smooth, while tactile texture can be rough

Question 30

Choose the example of a rough texture:

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Velvet

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Cotton

Question 31

How does texture affect the arrangement of elements in an artwork?

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Texture can create a focal point and draw attention to specific areas.

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Texture has no impact on the visual balance and distribution of elements.

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Texture cannot convey emotions or ideas in an artwork.

Question 32

How does the cultural background of viewers influence their interpretation of texture in an artwork?

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Cultural background influences which textures are considered visually appealing.

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Cultural context only affects the interpretation of realistic textures.

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Cultural context has no impact on the interpretation of texture.

Question 33

How do Impressionist and Cubist artists use texture to create contrasting styles in their artworks?

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Impressionist paintings use smooth textures for realism, while Cubist paintings use rough textures for abstraction.

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Impressionist paintings use rough textures for abstraction, while Cubist paintings use smooth textures for realism.

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Both Impressionist and Cubist paintings use smooth textures for realism.

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Both Impressionist and Cubist paintings use rough textures for abstraction.

Question 34

Which of the following types of texture involves creating raised or lowered lines or shapes?

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Tactile

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Visual

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Implied

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Actual

Question 35

What technique involves rubbing or pressing hard objects into a surface to create a texture?

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Frottage

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Mono-printing

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Embossing

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Collage

Question 36

Which famous artist is known for using impasto, a technique that creates a thick and textured surface in paintings?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Salvador Dalí

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Claude Monet

Question 37

Actual texture refers to a texture that:

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Can be physically felt

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Is created using digital tools

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Is created using a combination of real and visual elements

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Is only suggested through visual cues

Question 38

Which material can be used to create a rough and bumpy texture in artwork?

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Sandpaper

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Smooth Paper

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Satin

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Watercolor Paper

Question 39

Using a soft brush in artwork typically results in:

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A smooth, subtle texture

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A textured effect that appears to move

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A rough, rugged texture

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A shiny, metallic texture

Question 40

Which visual cue can be used to imply texture?

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Shading

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Size

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Weight

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Movement

Question 41

A primary purpose of using texture in an artwork is to:

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Add interest, depth, and emotional impact

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Distract the viewer from the subject matter

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Create a realistic illusion

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Make the artwork more colorful

Question 42

What is the key difference between tactile and visual texture?

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Tactile texture can be felt, while visual texture is only seen

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Tactile texture is more common in paintings, while visual texture is more common in sculpture

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Tactile texture is created using hard materials, while visual texture is created using soft materials

Question 43

Which of the following examples demonstrates tactile texture?

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A rough piece of sandpaper

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A piece of music with a smooth melody

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A painting with thick layers of paint

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A photograph of a fluffy cloud

Question 44

How can texture be used to create a sense of depth in a painting?

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By using lighter and darker shades to create a sense of foreground and background

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By using different types of brushstrokes to create a sense of movement

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By using complementary colors to create a sense of contrast

Question 45

Which of the following materials can be used to create tactile texture in a sculpture?

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Clay

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Paper

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Wood

Question 46

How can texture be used to make an artwork more visually interesting?

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By creating a contrast between different textures

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By making the texture as realistic as possible

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By using only one type of texture throughout the artwork

Question 47

Which of the following is the best way to practice creating different textures in art?

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Experimenting with different materials and techniques

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Copying the textures created by other artists

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Memorizing the names of different textures

Question 48

Which artist is renowned for their use of texture in their sculptures?

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Henry Moore

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 49

Which material is known for its smooth texture?

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Marble

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Wood

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Fabric

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Sandpaper

Question 50

What is the key difference between tactile and visual texture?

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Tactile texture can be felt, while visual texture can only be seen.

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Visual texture can be felt, while tactile texture can only be seen.

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There is no difference between tactile and visual texture.

Question 51

Which of these is an example of a natural texture?

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Wood grain

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Painted canvas

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Plastic wrap

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Metal mesh

Question 52

How can texture be used to create a sense of movement in a painting?

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By using contrasting textures to create a sense of tension and release.

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By using bright colors to create a sense of excitement.

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By using similar textures to create a sense of harmony.