This drawing was made using what natural resource?

Question

A. Clay
B. Wax- based colored pencils
C. Graphite pencil
D. Watercolors

Answer 1

To determine which natural resource was used for the drawing, we would need additional context regarding the medium or technique visible in the drawing. However, based on the options:

• A. Clay: Typically used for sculpture or pottery, not drawing.
• B. Wax-based colored pencils: These are synthetic and not a natural resource.
• C. Graphite pencil: Graphite is a natural resource and commonly used for drawing.
• D. Watercolors: While this can be made from natural pigments, it often includes synthetic components.

If the drawing is specifically created using a pencil, then the answer would be C. Graphite pencil. If it were a painting using pigments, it might also be D. Watercolors, depending on the specific materials used.

Answer 2

Is it C Or D????

Answer 3

If you're asking specifically about a drawing technique, the best answer would be C. Graphite pencil, as it is a common natural resource used for drawing.

D. Watercolors would apply if it were a painting rather than drawing. If you think the piece in question is more of a painting done with watercolors, then that would be the appropriate choice. Without seeing the artwork, I can't definitively say which one it is, but for drawing specifically, C. Graphite pencil is the standard choice.

Answer 4

The clay for this pottery was acquired by
A. Harvesting the clay from a corn plant
B. Making the clay from water and pigments
C. Making the clay by mixing sand and oil
D. Harvesting clay from earth

Answer 5

The correct answer for acquiring clay for pottery is D. Harvesting clay from earth.

Clay is a natural material that is generally obtained from the earth by digging it from clay deposits. The other options do not accurately describe how traditional pottery clay is sourced.

Answer 6

What other natural resource is mixed with these pigments to make paint?
A. Oils
B. Graphite
C. Charcoal
D. Clay

Answer 7

The correct answer is A. Oils.

Oils (such as linseed oil) are commonly mixed with pigments to create oil paint. This combination allows the paint to have a smooth consistency and helps in achieving various textures and finishes on the canvas. The other options do not serve as a standard medium for mixing with pigments in paint.

Answer 8

Which of the following is fired at a high temperature to create ceramic pottery?
A. Charcoal
B. Graphite
C. Pigment
D. Clay

Answer 9

The correct answer is D. Clay.

Clay is the material that is shaped and then fired at high temperatures to create ceramic pottery. The firing process hardens the clay and makes it durable. The other options—charcoal, graphite, and pigment—are not used to create ceramic pottery through firing.