Texture in Art: Interactive Learning Quizzes for Third Graders

Question 1

Which of these is NOT a type of texture?

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Tasty

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Smooth

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Rough

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Shiny

Question 2

Which texture would you find on a tree trunk?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Prickly

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Squishy

Question 3

Which of these objects has the most bumpy texture?

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A soccer ball

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A tree trunk

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A piece of glass

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A fluffy cloud

Question 4

Which animal has the smoothest texture?

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Snake

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Dog

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Bird

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Frog

Question 5

What is the 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 the two

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Both of the above

Question 6

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of texture?

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Color

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Smoothness

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Roughness

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Bumpiness

Question 7

Imagine you're drawing an ancient tree in a magical forest. Which texture would make the tree appear old and wise?

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Rough and bumpy

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Smooth and shiny

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Soft and fluffy

Question 8

In some Native American cultures, the texture of an artwork or object is connected to its intended use. Which example shows this idea best?

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A mask with a rough texture for ceremonies

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A smooth pot for everyday cooking

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A bumpy sculpture for decoration

Question 9

Which of these objects has a smooth texture?

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Smooth fabric

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Sandpaper

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Rough bark

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Brick wall

Question 10

How can you create a rough texture in your drawing?

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Use a pencil with rough bristles

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Use a smooth pencil

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Draw with a paintbrush

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Draw with a marker

Question 11

Which material would you use to make a bumpy sculpture?

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Bumpy clay

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Smooth clay

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Smooth paper

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Metal wire

Question 12

What is the main reason artists use texture in their artwork?

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To add depth and dimension

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To make it look interesting

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To make it feel interesting

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To make it more fun

Question 13

What type of texture would you find on a caterpillar's body?

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Bumpy

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Smooth

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Rough

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Shiny

Question 14

What is the difference between how you feel a texture and how you see a texture?

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You can both touch and look at a texture

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You can touch a texture, but you can only look at a texture

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You can look at a texture, but you can only touch a texture

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You can neither touch nor look at a texture

Question 15

Which of these is NOT a way to add texture to a sculpture?

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Paint the surface

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Use a rough material

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Carve into the surface

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Add sand or other materials

Question 16

How does combining smooth and rough textures in your artwork make it more visually appealing?

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It creates contrast and draws attention to certain parts of the artwork.

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It makes the artwork appear more realistic.

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It helps balance the artwork's composition.

Question 17

What is a type of texture?

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Rough

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Soft

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Loud

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Green

Question 18

Which object feels rough, like sandpaper?

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A piece of sandpaper

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A smooth rock

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A fluffy cloud

Question 19

What type of texture is smooth, like the skin of a dolphin?

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

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Soft

Question 20

How can you create a bumpy texture in your drawing using a pencil?

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Draw with the side of the pencil.

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Draw with the tip of the pencil.

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Draw with a soft pencil.

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Draw with a hard pencil.

Question 21

What is the difference between a smooth and a rough texture?

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Smooth textures are flat, while rough textures have bumps.

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Smooth textures are soft, while rough textures are hard.

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Smooth textures are shiny, while rough textures are dull.

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Smooth textures are cold, while rough textures are warm.

Question 22

Which of the following tools is NOT used to create texture in art?

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Scissors

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Sponges

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Paintbrushes

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Erasers

Question 23

What type of texture would you find on the bark of a tree?

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Bumpy

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Smooth

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Rough

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Soft

Question 24

How do you create a smooth texture using a paintbrush?

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Use a soft brush with gentle strokes.

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Use a hard brush with firm strokes.

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Use a brush with a lot of paint.

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Use a brush with a small amount of paint.

Question 25

Which of the following is not a type of texture you can feel?

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Shiny

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

Question 26

When you touch sandpaper, what kind of texture do you feel?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Bumpy

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Soft

Question 27

Which of these materials can you use to make a smooth texture in art?

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Paint

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Sandpaper

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Clay

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Fabric

Question 28

What technique do you use when you create a three-dimensional effect using different textures?

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Embossing

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Shading

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Highlighting

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Carving

Question 29

Which artist is famous for using thick, impasto paint to create textured effects in their paintings?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Georgia O'Keeffe

Question 30

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

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Wood grain

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Canvas weave

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Painted surface

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Metallic finish

Question 31

What does the word 'tactile' mean when we talk about texture?

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Related to touching

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Related to seeing

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Related to smelling

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Related to tasting

Question 32

How does sandpaper feel when you touch it?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Bumpy

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Soft

Question 33

Which material has a texture that is the smoothest?

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Glass

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Wood

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Sand

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Fabric

Question 34

Which of these is an example of implied texture?

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A drawing of a soft, furry animal

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A carving of a hard, marble statue

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A photograph of a rough, brick wall

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A painting of a smooth, wooden table

Question 35

Which of these is NOT a type of texture you can feel?

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Transparent

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Smooth

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Soft

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Rough

Question 36

How would you describe the texture of a fluffy cloud?

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Soft

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Smooth

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Rough

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Hard

Question 37

Which of these has a bumpy texture?

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A piece of sandpaper

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A cotton ball

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A silk scarf

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An ice cube

Question 38

Which of these paintings is known for its use of rough and textured brushstrokes?

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The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

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Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

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Water Lilies by Claude Monet

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American Gothic by Grant Wood

Question 39

Which of these objects has a smooth and shiny texture?

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A metal spoon

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A rock

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A wooden block

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A feather

Question 40

Imagine feeling a soft blanket and a rough tree trunk. How does the texture of each object affect how it feels when you touch it?

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Texture influences how an object's surface feels when touched.

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Texture makes objects feel either warm or cold.

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Texture affects the sound an object makes when touched.

Question 41

How do textures found in nature or everyday objects differ from textures created in artwork?

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Real-world textures are found in nature or everyday objects, while artistic textures are created by artists using different techniques and materials.

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Artistic textures are more detailed than real-world textures.

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Textures in artwork are always three-dimensional, unlike real-world textures that can be two- or three-dimensional.

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Real-world textures are less important than artistic textures.

Question 42

Imagine you're creating an artwork that feels like a cozy embrace. Which texture would be the best choice?

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Soft and fluffy like a stuffed animal

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Smooth like a mirror

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Rough like a rock

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Bumpy like a bumpy road

Question 43

Which object has a smooth texture?

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A smooth stone

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A fluffy cloud

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A bumpy rock

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A rough tree bark

Question 44

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

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Soft and fuzzy

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Smooth and slippery

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Bumpy and uneven

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Rough and scratchy

Question 45

Which of these materials feels the roughest to your touch?

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Sandpaper

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Satin

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Cotton

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Soft fur

Question 46

How would you describe the feel of a snake's skin?

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Smooth and scaly

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Soft and furry

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Hard and prickly

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Rough and bumpy

Question 47

Which of the following is NOT a way to add texture to a drawing?

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Drawing with a pencil

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Using different pencil strokes

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Varying the pencil pressure

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Adding collage materials

Question 48

Which of these surfaces would be the most difficult to draw on?

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A bumpy surface

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A smooth surface

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A flat surface

Question 49

How can you use texture to create a sense of movement in a painting?

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By using brushstrokes that follow the direction of the movement

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By painting over and over again

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By using different colors

Question 50

Which of the following textures would be most suitable for a painting of a waterfall?

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Flowing and drippy

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Smooth and shiny

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Fuzzy and soft

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Rough and bumpy

Question 51

How does the texture of an object affect the way we experience it?

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By influencing how we perceive its weight, size, and shape.

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It only affects how it feels to the touch.

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It has no effect on how we experience it.