This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS2 in Art and Design for children aged 7 to 11 in years 3 to 6. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with understanding processes and techniques, and it focusses on materials.
Children will have learned and then practised a variety of different processes and techniques to manipulate materials and media as they have progressed through KS1 and into KS2. They should understand how materials can be manipulated by different processes to achieve a desired effect, and they should also be able to make sensible predictions about what will happen if they combine materials in a piece.
How much do you know about art materials? Try this quiz on techniques and find out!
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Clay is a medium which results in a three-dimensional piece and could not be used for sketching
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Other items you may need could include a canvas, an easel, rags, turpentine, water and a palette knife
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Cutting into the lino and printing the image gives a bold effect
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Pastels are very soft and can be smudged easily
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Collages can be made from just about anything!
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Clay can be moulded, bent, squashed and rolled into many different shapes
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Acrylic paints would give a strong coloured finish
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You could use these materials to make papier-mâché
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Hairspray bonds the charcoal to the paper and stops it from smudging
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Many artists experiment with putting different media together - often with surprising results!
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