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Question 1

, a surface on
which a design is prepared before being transferred through pressure to a receiving surface such as paper.

Answer 1

matrix

Question 2

The printed image left by the matrix is called ……

Answer 2

an impression

Question 3

The term……describes any printing method in which the image to be printed is raised from a background

Answer 3

relief

exmple: stamp

Question 4

The earliest surviving woodcut image was made in
China.

t or f

Answer 4

t

Question 5

draws the desired image on a block Of…. Then all the areas that are not meant to print are cut and Gouged out so that the image stands out in relief.

Answer 5

woodcut

Question 6

a ….. matrix is created on a
surface cut along the grain

Answer 6

woodcut

Question 7

a …… matrix is created on a surface cut across the grain

Answer 7

wood engraving

Question 8

easier to cut, but it also limits the number of crisp impressions that can be produced.

Answer 8

A linoleum cut, or linocut

Question 9

no grain, so it is possible to make
cuts in any direction with equal ease.

Answer 9

linoleum cut, or linocut

Question 10

is exactly the reverse of relief, in that the areas meant to
print are below the surface of the printing plate.

Answer 10

Intaglio

Question 11

The oldest of the intaglio techniques, ……developed from the Medieval practice of cutting linear designs in armor and other metal surfaces

Answer 11

engraving

Question 12

the printing surface is flat It depends on oil and water do not mix.

Answer 12

Lithography

Question 13

limestone is still the preferred
surface for art prints

t or f

Answer 13

t

Question 14

The…. is a fine mesh of silk or synthetic fiber mounted in a frame, rather like a window screen.

Answer 14

screen prainting ot silkscreen

Question 15

in silkscreen, the screen is placed over paper, and the ink is forced through the mesh with a tool called a …….

Answer 15

squeegee

Question 16

Only the areas not stopped out allow the ink to pass through and print on
paper

t or f

Answer 16

t

Question 17

printmaking is called the art of multiples why

Answer 17

A single matrix can be used to create many impressions, all of them almost
identical , and each of them considered to be an original work of art.

Question 18

that light reflected from an object can, under controlled circumstances, project an image of that object onto a surface.

Answer 18

camera

Question 19

The camera relies on a natural phenomenon ,It was not until The 19th century

t or f

Answer 19

t

Question 20

was built around 1938. Early of it were so large that a single machine occupied an entire room

Answer 20

The computer

Question 21

Beginning around 1980, the starting of a digital revolution. With the digital revolution, the camera and the
computer became intertwined.

t or f

Answer 21

t

Question 22

is the process of visual communication and problem-solving using one or more typography, photography, and illustration.

Answer 22

Graphic design

Question 23

On the most basic level, we
communicate through …..
it conveys information or embodies ideas into figures.

Answer 23

symbols

Question 24

Among the most common symbols in our visual environment today
trademarks, which are symbols of an
organization or a product.

Answer 24

logo

Question 25

u Cultures throughout history have
appreciated the visual aspects of
their written language.

Answer 25

typography and layout

Question 26

In China, Japan, and Islamic
cultures, calligraphy is considered
an art.

Answer 26

t