Two images of the same charcoal drawing are shown, but in different stages. The first is an outline drawing of a woman turned slightly away from the artist. The second has details on the face, hair, and shirt. Shading and highlights are shown through blended use of charcoal.

Question
The artist used many types of lines in this picture. Which type of line is not pictured?
(1 point)
Responses

curved
curved

bold
bold

spiral
spiral

vertical
vertical

5 answers

The type of line that is not pictured is a spiral.
A photograph shows a decorative clay vase with black carvings on an orange background.
Question
The primary focus on this piece of pottery is the line usage. How did the artist cause you to look at the lines first?
(1 point)
Responses

The artist made them small and hard to see.
The artist made them small and hard to see.

The artist used a color that was similar to the background color
The artist used a color that was similar to the background color

The artist used only a few lines.
The artist used only a few lines.

The artist made the lines bold and covered the majority of the vessel with them.
The artist made the lines bold and covered the majority of the vessel with them.
A road goes through a forest. Each side of the road is lined with tall thick trees.
Question
This image uses lines to draw your eyes in several directions in this piece. Which of the following is the most dominant line usage?
(1 point)
Responses

the vertical lines of the trees
the vertical lines of the trees

the zigzag lines of the leaves
the zigzag lines of the leaves

the dotted lines on the road
the dotted lines on the road

the curved lines of the park benches
the curved lines of the park benches
The most dominant line usage in this image is the vertical lines of the trees.