Exam 2: Pictures: Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and Photography
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Woodcut and wood engraving are examples of which of the following?
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Define "focal area" and indicate the various techniques that can be utilized to achieve it.
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Explain the concept of "balance," including in your answer a definition of the terms symmetry and asymmetry.
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_____ perspective is a visual representation of the phenomenon that parallel lines seem to converge as they move into the distance, like a set of railroad tracks.
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The relationship of blacks to whites and grays is called which of the following?
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A color edge is a manifestation of what element of composition?
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Explain the basic characteristics of intaglio, woodcut, serigraphy, and lithography.
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Since the late nineteenth century, photographers have focused the camera lens on social issues through _____ photography.
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The term _____ is often used to describe characteristics synonymous with value.
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Which of the following is the term for hues opposite each other on the color wheel?
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_____ perspective uses changes in color, size, and focus in order to make objects appear distant.
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Which of the following is a modern, synthetic painting medium?
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Which of the following is a printmaking technique in which the surface of a plate is scratched with a needle?
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A type of photography that advocated a more direct, sharply focused, unmanipulated style called _____ photography developed during the early twentieth century.
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