Quiz 1.

 

Test I.

Direction: Read each statement carefully and fill in the blanks with the correct answer. (10pts.) 

1. ____________ This medium is characterized by fine lines and varying line qualities. Different dots, lines, and densities are used to obtain effects.

2. ____________ This is one of the oldest techniques of illustration that was popular during the Middle Ages, and gained prominence after the invention of the printing press.

3. ____________ It can boast of excellent blending properties and some different grades and hardness for different effects.

4. ____________ This method needs no explanation since it is so well known and commonly employed, by artists, illustrators, and even by people attempting to explain or convey a concept simply.

5. ____________ These are a preferred medium for people who are just beginning their illustration journey since they are relatively easy to work with.

6. _____________ This method was started by drawing on the surface of smooth limestone plates with the help of oil, fat, or wax.

7. ____________ It is creating effects and shades by adding water to create different transparencies of the pigmented colour.

8._____________ This bears a striking similarity to the sort of illustrations that are done on paper, canvas, or similar traditional medium. 

9._____________ They are more chunky and have less gradation or flow, and are mainly used in creating illustrations for the web such as posters, logos, and so on.

10.____________ This Illustration has been around from the time cave people began drawing little stick figures on their cave walls.