Explore the World of Textures: An Interactive Learning Journey

Question 1

Which of the following objects has a rough texture?

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A piece of sandpaper

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A silk scarf

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A glass window

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A wooden spoon

Question 2

What does 'visual texture' mean?

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Texture that you can see

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Texture that you can feel

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Texture that is created using real objects

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Texture that is created using paint

Question 3

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

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By using overlapping layers of different textures

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By using lighter colors in the background and darker colors in the foreground

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By using different sizes and shapes of objects

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By using textures that are different from each other

Question 4

Which of these is NOT a type of texture?

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Color

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

Question 5

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

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Warm

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

Question 6

What is the best way to create a rough texture on a piece of paper?

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Using sandpaper

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Using a brush with stiff bristles

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Using a soft cloth

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Using a sponge

Question 7

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

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Fabric

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Wood

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Metal

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Glass

Question 8

Which of the following artists is known for their use of texture in their artwork?

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Georgia O'Keeffe

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

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Pablo Picasso

Question 9

Which tool is used to create a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Paintbrush

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Sponge

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Glitter

Question 10

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

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By using contrasting textures

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By using similar textures

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By using bright colors

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By using dark colors

Question 11

Which of these materials has a smooth texture?

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Glass

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Cloth

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Wood

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Metal

Question 12

Which of these options is NOT a type of texture?

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Spicy

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Soft

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Rough

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Smooth

Question 13

When you use different types of lines to create a texture, it is known as:

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Cross-hatching

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Shading

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Drawing

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Skating

Question 14

Which of these materials can make a surface feel rough?

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Cotton balls

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Ice cream

Question 15

If you press harder on a pencil or crayon, what happens to the texture?

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It becomes rougher

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It becomes smoother

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It becomes colorful

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It disappears

Question 16

Which of these is different about real texture and fake texture in art?

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Real texture can be touched, while fake texture cannot

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Fake texture can be touched, while real texture cannot

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They are the same thing

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Real texture is found in nature, while fake texture is found in art

Question 17

To make a picture look like it has depth, you can use different:

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Textures

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Colors

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Shapes

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Letters

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture that we can feel?

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Shiny

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Smooth

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Rough

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Soft

Question 19

How can you use texture to make a part of your drawing look like it's sticking out?

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By creating shadows and highlights

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By using light and dark colors

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By using different patterns

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By using different sizes of shapes

Question 20

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

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Wood

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Fabric

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Metal

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Paper

Question 21

What is the difference between a texture you can touch and a texture you can only see?

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Textures you can touch are called tactile textures, and textures you can only see are called visual textures.

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Textures you can touch are called visual textures, and textures you can only see are called tactile textures.

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There is no difference between tactile and visual textures.

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Both tactile and visual textures can be seen and touched.

Question 22

Which of the following can you use to make paper look like it's crumpled up?

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Folding and pressing paper

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Using a sponge

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Drawing with a pencil

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Painting with watercolors

Question 23

How can you use texture to make your drawing of a river look like it's flowing?

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By using flowing lines

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By using sharp angles

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By using light and dark colors

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By using different sizes of shapes

Question 24

Which of the following can you use to carve a texture into a piece of clay?

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Chisel

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Paintbrush

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Marker

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Scissors

Question 25

Can artists use different textures in their artwork to communicate ideas or feelings?

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Yes, textures can add meaning and emotion to artwork.

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No, textures are only used to make things look pretty.

Question 26

Which technique is NOT used to create texture in a drawing?

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Cutting

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Hatching

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Cross-hatching

Question 27

What can you use 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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Watercolor paint

Question 28

Which of these artworks uses a smooth texture?

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A mosaic made of tiles

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A painting with rough brushstrokes

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A sculpture made of soft clay

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A drawing with charcoal

Question 29

What is NOT a type of texture?

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Sound

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

Question 30

What material can be used to create a rough texture in art?

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Cotton

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Velvet

Question 31

Which of these materials has the softest texture?

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Fur

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Wood

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Stone

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Metal

Question 32

How can you tell if a texture is rough or smooth?

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By touching it

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By looking at it

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By listening to it

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By smelling it

Question 33

Which of these is a natural texture?

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Tree bark

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Plastic wrap

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Sandpaper

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Velvet

Question 34

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

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By using contrasting textures

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By using bright colors

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By using dark colors

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By using complementary colors

Question 35

Which of these is NOT a way to create texture in art?

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Sketching lines and shapes on paper

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Using different brushstrokes to paint

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Gluing different materials onto a surface

Question 36

How can you make a rough texture in your artwork?

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Use sandpaper

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Add glitter

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Draw with a soft pencil

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Paint with watercolors

Question 37

Which art material is best for making a smooth texture?

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Modeling clay

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Tissue paper

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Yarn

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Wood

Question 38

Which word best describes the texture of cotton candy?

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Soft

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Smooth

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Hard

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Rough

Question 39

Why do artists use texture tools?

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To create different textures

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To create a smooth surface

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To add patterns to the artwork

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To blend colors together

Question 40

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

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Sound

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Rough

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Smooth

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Geometric

Question 41

What is the opposite of a smooth texture?

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Rough

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Soft

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Shiny

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Hard

Question 42

Which of these materials can be used to create a bumpy texture in a sculpture?

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Clay

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Cardboard

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Paper

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Fabric

Question 43

How can you create a shiny texture in a painting?

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Use a varnish.

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Use a thick layer of paint.

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Use a thin layer of paint.

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Use a primer.

Question 44

Which of the following is NOT a factor that can affect the texture of an object?

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Color

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Material

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Shape

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Size

Question 45

What is the term for the way that a surface feels to the touch?

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Tactile texture

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Apparent texture

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Actual texture

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Visual texture

Question 46

What material would give your artwork a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Shiny glass

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Flat plastic

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Smooth silk

Question 47

What is the main difference between 'actual' and 'implied' texture in art?

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Actual texture you can feel, implied texture you can only see.

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Actual texture is 3D, implied texture is 2D.

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Actual texture is rough, implied texture is smooth.

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Actual texture is made with paint, implied texture is made with real objects.

Question 48

You want to create a bumpy texture in your artwork. Which technique would work best?

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Dabbing paint with a sponge

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Using a smooth brush to paint

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Drawing with a pencil

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Cutting out shapes with scissors

Question 49

Which of these textures would make your artwork feel peaceful?

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Smooth

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Spiky

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Rough

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Bumpy

Question 50

You are painting a picture of a stormy sea. Which texture would capture the movement and energy?

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Rough and textured

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Smooth and flat

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Shiny and reflective

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Soft and fluffy

Question 51

What texture might you create if you used a crumpled piece of paper to make a print?

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Rough and uneven

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Spiky and sharp

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Smooth and shiny

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Soft and fluffy

Question 52

Imagine you're drawing a furry cat. What kind of texture would you use for the fur?

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Short, soft strokes

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Smooth, rounded shapes

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Long, sharp lines

Question 53

Which of these textures is found on a tree's bark?

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Rough and bumpy

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Smooth and shiny

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Soft and fluffy

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Spiky and sharp

Question 54

You are making a sculpture out of clay. How could you make different parts feel different to the touch?

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Use different tools like a finger, a brush, or a toothpick.

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Use only one tool to make all the textures.

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Use different colors of clay.