Explore the World of Textures in Art: A Comprehensive Guide for Fifth Graders

Question 1

Artists use different types of textures in their work. Which of these lists the three main categories of texture?

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Visual, tactile, implied

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Rough, smooth, bumpy

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Positive, negative, linear

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Real, painted, drawn

Question 2

How can you create a rough texture in your artwork?

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Using sandpaper or coarse fabric

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Painting with thin, smooth paint

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Drawing with a dull pencil

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Blending colors evenly

Question 3

How does texture affect the overall mood or feeling of an artwork?

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By evoking certain feelings or associations

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By making it appear more or less realistic

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By creating a sense of depth or dimension

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By changing the colors used

Question 4

How can you use texture to create contrast in an artwork?

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By placing smooth and rough textures next to each other

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By using light and dark colors to create texture

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By using different shapes and sizes of objects

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By using only one type of texture

Question 5

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

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A brick wall

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The bark of a tree

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The ripples in water

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The fur of an animal

Question 6

How does scale affect the perception of texture?

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The same texture can appear different depending on its size.

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Large textures are always more noticeable than small textures.

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Texture becomes less important as the scale of the artwork decreases.

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Scale does not affect the perception of texture.

Question 7

What is the key difference between visual texture and tactile texture?

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You can see visual texture, but you can touch tactile texture.

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You can touch visual texture, but you can see tactile texture.

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There is no difference between visual texture and tactile texture.

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Visual texture is created with paint, while tactile texture is created with materials.

Question 8

How can texture be used to create contrast in a painting?

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By using different materials with different textures

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By using colors with different values (lightness or darkness)

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By using shapes with different sizes

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By using lines that go in different directions

Question 9

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 10

A sculpture with an uneven surface can be said to have a:

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Coarse texture

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To prevent the canvas from absorbing too much paint

Question 11

Which of the following is an example of a three-dimensional texture?

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The bumps on a tree trunk

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Coarse texture

Question 12

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

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A carved wooden sculpture

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A painting on canvas

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A photograph of a forest

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A melody played on a piano

Question 13

How can you use texture to emphasize a focal point in an artwork?

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Using a different texture for the focal point

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Using a brighter color for the focal point

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Placing the focal point in the center of the artwork

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Using a larger size for the focal point

Question 14

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

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The appearance of a brick wall

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The feel of a velvet blanket

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The sound of a crackling fire

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The taste of a chocolate cake

Question 15

What is meant by "texture" in art?

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How something looks like it would feel to the touch

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How something physically feels to the touch

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How shiny or dull something appears

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How something is positioned in a picture

Question 16

Which technique could give a painting a rough texture?

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Impasto

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Stippling

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Hatching

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Cross-hatching

Question 17

How is a stippled texture made?

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Repeating small dots very close together

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Repeating small squares very close together

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Drawing long, thin lines very close together

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Drawing thick, short lines very close together

Question 18

How might artists use texture to make a painting appear deeper?

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By using different textures that contrast with each other

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By using different textures that match each other

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By using different colors that contrast with each other

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By using different brushstrokes that contrast with each other

Question 19

Which of these isn't a texture you can feel with your fingers?

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Warm

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Smooth

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Rough

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Soft

Question 20

Who is famous for using very textured brushstrokes?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Pablo Picasso

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Claude Monet

Question 21

Why might artists add different textures to collages?

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To make it look more interesting and add depth

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To make it seem like it's moving

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To express an idea

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To try out different materials

Question 22

How can artists use texture to make a painting look more three-dimensional?

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By using different brushstrokes to create different textures

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By using light and dark colors to create shadows and highlights

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By painting over a wet canvas to create a blurred effect

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By using complementary colors to create contrast

Question 23

Which type of texture might make you want to reach out and pet it?

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Soft

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Smooth

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Rough

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Tactile

Question 24

Who is famous for using thick paint to create texture?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Pablo Picasso

Question 25

What kind of texture looks like an animal's fur?

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Fur

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Foliage

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Fabric

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Water

Question 26

Which of the following is not a technique used to create texture in art?

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Smoothing the surface of the artwork

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Adding different materials to paint

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Using different brush strokes

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Tearing or crumpling paper

Question 27

Which type of texture can you feel with your hands?

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Tactile texture

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Actual texture

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Implied texture

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Visual texture

Question 28

Which of the following is an example of implied texture?

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A painting of a furry animal

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A sculpture of a rough stone

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A drawing of a smooth lake

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A photograph of a bumpy road

Question 29

Which of the following is not an advantage of using texture in art?

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It can make a piece look cluttered

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It can add interest and depth to a piece

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It can create a sense of movement

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It can help to convey emotion

Question 30

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

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Musical

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Rough

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Smooth

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Shiny

Question 31

Which sense helps us feel texture?

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Touch

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Sight

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Hearing

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Smell

Question 32

Which of these has the smoothest texture?

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A piece of silk

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A chalkboard

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A pile of sand

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A tree bark

Question 33

Which of these is an example of a texture you can touch?

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A sculpture made of clay

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A painting of a sunset

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A photograph of a mountain

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A drawing of a tree

Question 34

Which of these materials can be used to create a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Feather

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Cotton ball

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Paintbrush

Question 35

How can using textures that are very different from each other make artwork more interesting to look at?

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Different textures can make some parts of the artwork stand out more.

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Different textures blend together to make the artwork look smooth.

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Different textures make the artwork look flat and boring.

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Different textures only work in art that doesn't look real.

Question 36

Which sense do we use to feel tactile textures?

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Touch

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Sight

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Hearing

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Smell

Question 37

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

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By using rough and smooth textures to create contrast

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By using light and dark colors to create shadows

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By using overlapping shapes to create a sense of perspective

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By using complementary colors to create a focal point

Question 38

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

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The smooth surface of a lake

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The bumpy surface of a tree bark

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The soft fur of a cat

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The loud sound of a siren

Question 39

Which of the following materials is commonly used to create a tactile texture in sculptures?

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Clay

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Paper

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Paint

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Fabric

Question 40

Which of the following is a characteristic of a rough texture?

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Jagged edges

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Smooth surface

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Shiny appearance

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Soft feel

Question 41

Which of the following materials has a smooth texture?

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Satin

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Twigs

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Brick

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Sandpaper

Question 42

How can you create texture in a drawing?

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Using different pencil techniques or shading methods

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Drawing only straight lines

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Only using one type of line

Question 43

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

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The pattern on a snake's skin

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The smell of a flower

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The sound of a wind chime

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The softness of a blanket

Question 44

Why is texture important in art?

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It can add depth, interest, and realism to a work of art.

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It only makes the artwork look messy

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It is only used in abstract art

Question 45

Which of the following artists is known for their use of textured surfaces in their sculptures?

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Auguste Rodin

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 46

How can you use texture to create a sense of balance in your artwork?

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By distributing contrasting textures evenly throughout the artwork

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By using only one type of texture

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By placing all of the textures in the center

Question 47

Which of the following is a way to incorporate texture into a painting?

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Using different brushstrokes or applying paint with a sponge

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Only using straight lines

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Only using a palette knife

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Only using one color

Question 48

How can you use texture to create a focal point in your artwork?

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By using a contrasting texture in a specific area to draw the viewer's eye

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By making the focal point the smallest object

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By using the same texture for the focal point and background

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By placing the focal point in the background

Question 49

Which of the following is a benefit of using texture in art?

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It can make the artwork more engaging and expressive

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It only adds unnecessary details

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It makes the artwork harder to understand