Texture in Art: Exploring Visual Appeal and Meaning

Question 1

What are the three main types of texture?

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Smooth, rough, and bumpy

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Soft, hard, and sticky

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Shiny, dull, and matte

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Warm, cool, and neutral

Question 2

Which of the following examples is NOT a way that texture can be created in artwork?

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Using different types of computer software

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Using different types of paint

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Using different types of paper

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Using different types of fabric

Question 3

What is the difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture is created by using different materials, while implied texture is created by using different techniques to make an object look like it has a different texture

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Actual texture is created by using different colors, while implied texture is created by using different shapes

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Actual texture is created by using different shapes, while implied texture is created by using different colors

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There is no difference between actual texture and implied texture

Question 4

Which type of texture can be both seen and felt?

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Actual texture

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Implied texture

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Simulated texture

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Visual texture

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of implied texture?

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A painting of a fur coat

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A photograph of a wooden table

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A rubbing of a leaf

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A sculpture of a human face

Question 6

How can artists use texture to create a sense of movement in their artwork?

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Any of the above

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By using curved or diagonal lines

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By creating a contrast between rough and smooth textures

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By using repetition or patterns

Question 7

Which of the following artists is known for their use of thick, textured paint in their paintings?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Claude Monet

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Pablo Picasso

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Salvador Dali

Question 8

Which type of texture is created by the way an object's surface feels when touched?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Organic texture

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Inorganic texture

Question 9

Which of these is an example of an organic texture?

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The rough bark of a tree

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The smooth surface of a metal pan

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The thin plastic wrap on a sandwich

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The bumpy surface of sandpaper

Question 10

Why do artists sometimes use contrasting textures in their artwork?

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To make the artwork more visually interesting and give it a sense of depth

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To make the artwork look more like a photograph

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To highlight specific parts of the artwork

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To keep the artwork from becoming too busy

Question 11

When choosing colors for a textured surface, which of these factors is most important to consider?

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All of the above factors

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The lightness or darkness of the colors

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How bright or dull the colors are

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The specific shade or hue of the colors

Question 12

What is the main difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture can be felt, while implied texture cannot.

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Implied texture is real, while actual texture is not.

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Actual texture is created with objects, while implied texture is created with paint.

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There is no difference between actual and implied texture.

Question 13

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

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Shininess

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Roughness

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Bumpiness

Question 14

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

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Auditory

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Tactile

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Visual

Question 15

Texture in art refers to

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how an object appears to the eye

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how an object feels to the touch

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how an object sounds when struck

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how an object smells when sniffed

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture?

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Olfactory

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Visual

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Tactile

Question 17

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

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Visual texture can be seen, while tactile texture can be felt

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Tactile texture can be seen, while visual texture can be felt

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There is no difference between the two

Question 18

Which material can be used to create a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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A soft brush

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Cotton balls

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Feathers

Question 19

What is the key difference between actual and implied texture?

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Actual textures can be felt, while implied textures cannot

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Implied textures are created using real materials, while actual textures are not

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Actual textures are only smooth, while implied textures can be rough

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There is no difference between actual and implied texture

Question 20

Which of the following materials has a smooth texture?

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Velvet

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Sandpaper

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Tree bark

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Denim

Question 21

What is the difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture can be felt, while implied texture is visually suggested

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Implied texture is more realistic than actual texture

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Actual texture is only found in natural materials

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There is no difference between actual and implied texture

Question 22

Which of the following is NOT a tool that can be used to create texture in art?

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Camera

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Brush

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Sponge

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Carving tool

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a type of texture you can experience with your senses?

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Auditory texture

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Visual texture

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Tactile texture

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Gustatory texture

Question 24

Which of the following materials would you describe as having a smooth texture?

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Velvet

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Sandpaper

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Tree bark

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Metal

Question 25

What is the term for the way that something feels when touched?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Auditory texture

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Gustatory texture

Question 26

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

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By using a combination of these techniques

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By using brushstrokes that flow in different directions

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By using colors that create a feeling of motion

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By adding objects that seem to be moving

Question 27

How does combining different textures in an artwork make it more visually appealing?

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It creates contrast and adds depth

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It makes the colors in the artwork look more vibrant

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It helps the viewer imagine the texture of the artwork

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It has no effect on the visual appeal of the artwork

Question 28

What's the main difference between tactile and visual texture?

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

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Visual texture is more important than tactile texture in art.

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Tactile texture is only found in sculptures.

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Visual texture is always more realistic than tactile texture.

Question 29

In art, texture does NOT refer to:

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Sound an object makes

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Surface quality of an object

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Visual appearance of an object

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Depth of an object

Question 30

Which type of texture can you feel with your fingers?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Organic texture

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Geometric texture

Question 31

Which material 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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Crayons

Question 32

Which object is smooth and has almost no texture?

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Mirror

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Sandpaper

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Cotton ball

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Tree bark

Question 33

How can we experience texture?

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Visually, physically, and imaginatively

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Visually and physically

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Physically and imaginatively

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Imaginatively only

Question 34

How can artists create visual interest in their artwork by using contrasting textures?

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Placing rough textures next to smooth textures

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Using only one texture throughout the artwork

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Using bright colors to make the textures stand out

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Using only dark colors to make the textures less noticeable

Question 35

What is the definition of texture in art?

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The surface quality of an object, perceived through touch or sight

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The overall shape of an object

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The colors used in a painting

Question 36

Which type of texture is created by repeating shapes or lines across a surface?

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Patterned texture

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Smooth texture

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Visual texture

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Rough texture

Question 37

How can texture affect the emotional impact of an artwork?

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It can create a mood or convey emotions

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It is only used to create realistic representations

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It has no impact on the meaning of artwork

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It only affects the visual appeal of artwork

Question 38

Which technique can be used to create a tactile texture?

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Sculpting or embossing

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Collage or decoupage

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Painting or drawing

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Printmaking or photography

Question 39

What is the purpose of using implied texture in art?

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To create an illusion of texture without changing the surface

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To add depth and dimension to the artwork

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To make the artwork more realistic

Question 40

How can texture be used to enhance the composition of a work of art?

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It can create balance, contrast, and unity

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It has no impact on the composition of artwork

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It can only be used to create realistic representations

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It can only be used to fill in empty spaces

Question 41

Which material can be used to create a rough texture in an artwork?

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Sandpaper or gravel

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Soft fabric or cotton

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Acrylic paint or watercolor

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Glass or metal

Question 42

What is the main difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture can be felt, while implied texture is created through visual cues

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Actual texture is always rough, while implied texture is always smooth

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Actual texture is only found in realistic artwork, while implied texture is found in abstract artwork

Question 43

How can texture be used to create a sense of movement in a work of art?

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By using flowing or directional textures

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By using bright and contrasting colors

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By using sharp and jagged lines

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By using symmetrical shapes

Question 44

What technique can be used to create a grainy texture on a canvas using paint?

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Stippling with a brush

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Drawing with a fine-tipped pen

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Using smooth fabric

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Sanding the surface

Question 45

Which of the following materials has a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Glass

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Cotton

Question 46

How can texture be used to convey emotions or a particular atmosphere in a painting?

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By creating contrast and visual interest

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By avoiding any use of texture

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By using only bright colors

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By using only similar textures

Question 47

What is the tactile quality of a smooth, polished stone?

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Slippery

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Sticky

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Rough

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Fluffy

Question 48

What is a characteristic of a textured surface compared to a smooth surface?

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It reflects light differently

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It is always lighter

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It is always darker

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It has no shadows

Question 49

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

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It can create depth and dimension

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It is always necessary to create realistic artwork

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It adds no value to the artwork

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It only makes the artwork look messy

Question 50

How can texture be used to affect the visual hierarchy of an artwork?

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It can be used to draw attention to certain elements

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It has no impact on visual hierarchy

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It always makes the background elements stand out