Texture in Art: Explore the World of Visual Textures

Question 1

Which of the following materials has a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Cotton

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Glass

Question 2

What is the term for the way a texture feels when you touch it?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Auditory texture

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Olfactory texture

Question 3

What is the difference between actual texture and implied texture?

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Actual texture can be felt, while implied texture is an illusion created by the artist

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Implied texture can be felt, while actual texture is an illusion created by the artist

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Actual and implied textures are the same thing

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There is no difference between actual and implied texture

Question 4

Which of the following objects has a varied texture?

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A seashell

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A piece of cardboard

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A plastic cup

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A smooth stone

Question 5

Which of the following is not a type of texture that can be found in art?

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Colorful

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

Question 6

How can an artist use texture to create a sense of depth in a painting?

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By using rough textures for closer objects and smooth textures for farther objects.

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By using lighter colors for closer objects and darker colors for farther objects.

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By using warm colors for closer objects and cool colors for farther objects.

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By using bright colors for closer objects and dull colors for farther objects.

Question 7

What does the term 'tactile texture' refer to?

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A texture that can be felt with the hands.

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A texture that can be seen but not felt.

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A texture that is created using light and shadow.

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A texture that is created using color and shape.

Question 8

Which of these describes how a rough surface feels?

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Gritty

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Smooth

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Silky

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Soft

Question 9

Which item has a smooth texture?

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Glass

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Sandpaper

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Felt

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Burlap

Question 10

Which of these is NOT a tool for creating texture?

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Ruler

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Toothbrush

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Scraper

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Sponge

Question 11

What is the difference between real and implied texture?

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Real texture can be felt, implied texture cannot.

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Implied texture can be felt, real texture cannot.

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Real texture is always smooth, implied texture is always rough.

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Implied texture is always smooth, real texture is always rough.

Question 12

Which animal has a furry texture?

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Horse

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Fish

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Snake

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Turtle

Question 13

What is the name of the technique that creates texture by scratching or scraping?

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Sgraffito

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Painting

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Embossing

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Collage

Question 14

What is the difference between textures you can touch and textures 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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Tactile and visual textures are the same thing.

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There is no difference between tactile and visual texture

Question 15

What words would you use to describe the texture of sandpaper?

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Rough and gritty

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Smooth and silky

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Soft and fluffy

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Hard and unyielding

Question 16

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

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Tree bark

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Fabric

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Plastic wrap

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Metal

Question 17

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

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Sweet

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

Question 18

Which of these materials feels smooth when you touch it?

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Silk

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Sandpaper

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Tree bark

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Gravel

Question 19

What are the main differences between textures you can see and textures you can touch?

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Textures you can see are made with lines, shapes, and colors, while textures you can touch are made with materials that have different surfaces.

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Textures you can see are only in paintings, while textures you can touch are only in sculptures.

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Textures you can touch are more important than textures you can see in art.

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Textures you can see can be changed by touching them, while textures you can touch cannot.

Question 20

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

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Fragrant

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Smooth

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Rough

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Bumpy

Question 21

Which of these materials would you say has a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Cotton ball

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Satin fabric

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Glass

Question 22

What is the difference between tactile texture and visual texture?

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

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

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There is no difference between tactile and visual texture

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Tactile texture is always rough, while visual texture can be any type

Question 23

How does texture affect the way light interacts with an object?

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Light bounces off smooth surfaces more easily than rough surfaces

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Light absorbs more easily into rough surfaces than smooth surfaces

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Light reflects evenly off all surfaces, regardless of texture

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Texture has no effect on how light interacts with an object

Question 24

Which of these is NOT a type of texture that artists use in their work?

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Sound

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Rough

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Smooth

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Shiny

Question 25

Which of these is an example of a natural texture?

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A tree trunk

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A painted canvas

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A knitted sweater

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A ceramic vase

Question 26

Imagine a warm summer breeze. How could you use different textures in your artwork to capture the feeling of that breeze?

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Smooth, flowing brushstrokes and soft colors

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Soft fabrics, flowing lines, and subtle earth tones

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Sharp, angular edges and dark colors

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Rough, textured materials and bright colors

Question 27

Which of the following materials would create a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Smooth paper

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Soft fabric

Question 28

Which of these is an example of a visual texture?

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Tree bark

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Soft fur

Question 29

What is the opposite of a smooth texture?

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Rough

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Soft

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Hard

Question 30

Which option is NOT considered 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 31

Which of the following materials would have a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Cotton ball

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Silk

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Glass

Question 32

Which famous artist is known for using thick, impasto paint to create a sense of texture?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Claude Monet

Question 33

What is the main difference between tactile and visual texture?

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

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

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There is no difference between tactile and visual texture

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They are both types of abstract texture

Question 34

Which material has a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Silk

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Cotton

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Glass

Question 35

What does tree bark usually feel like?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

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Hard

Question 36

Which of these is an example of a natural texture?

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A tree leaf

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A piece of fabric

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A painted canvas

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A metal sculpture

Question 37

What is the texture of sandpaper?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Soft

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Hard

Question 38

Which texture would you expect to feel on a piece of sandpaper?

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Rough

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Smooth

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Bumpy

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Soft

Question 39

Which of the following senses helps us to experience texture?

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Touch

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Sight

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Hearing

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Smell

Question 40

Which of the following materials has a smooth texture?

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A marble countertop

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A piece of sandpaper

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A piece of fur

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A piece of bark

Question 41

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

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Auditory

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Visual

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Tactile

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Olfactory

Question 42

Which of the following artists is famous for using impasto, a technique that creates a thick, textured surface in paintings?

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Pablo Picasso

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Claude Monet

Question 43

What is the term for the way a surface feels when you touch it?

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Tactile texture

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Visual texture

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Implied texture

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Actual texture

Question 44

What is the term for a texture that is created by repeating a pattern?

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Regular texture

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Random texture

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Implied texture

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Actual texture

Question 45

Which of the following everyday objects has a rough texture?

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Sandpaper

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Glass

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Water

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Silk

Question 46

How can artists use texture to make their artwork more visually interesting?

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To add contrast, emphasize certain areas, and create a sense of depth.

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To make their artwork look more real

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To make their artwork more colorful

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To add more details

Question 47

Which of these natural materials can you use to add texture to your art?

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Leaves

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Plastic wrap

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Metal foil

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Glitter

Question 48

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

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By layering different textured surfaces.

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By creating perspective

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By using bright colors

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By using shading

Question 49

Which of the following is an example of a tangible texture that you can feel?

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Fur

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Light

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Water

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Glass

Question 50

How can you use texture in art to express emotions?

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By using textures that evoke particular feelings or associations.

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By using bright colors

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By creating realistic representations

Question 51

Which of the following is an example of a visual texture that you can see but not touch?

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A photograph of a rough wall

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A furry toy

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A warm breeze

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A piece of sandpaper