Artists will often delineate the form of an object by using line to create shapes and reveal the edges of an object, or its outline.

QUIZ PROBLEM #4 Instructions:  Type your answer to the question in the textbox below. Show all work on your “work” page.  Label which problem it is (#4). Question: You mix 268 mL of a magnesium nitrate solution with enough water to create 5.75 L of a solution that is 0.109 M in Mg(NO3)2. What was the molarity of the original magnesium nitrate solution?

QUIZ PROBLEM #1 Instructions:  Select your answers from the dropdown lists. Note:  It is not possible to format superscripts or degree signs in the answer choice lists. There is no need to write anything on your “work” pages.  But if you do, include that with your scanned pages that you submit later. Questions: Answer the questions below for the molecule shown here: A.  How many sigma bonds are there in this molecule, in total?  [sigmatotal] B.  How many pi bonds are there in this molecule, in total?  [pitotal] C.  Consider just the C atom for these questions: What type of hybrid orbital is it using for its sigma bonds?  [Csigma] What is the angle between its sigma bonds?  [Cangle] What is the name of its molecular geometry?  [Cgeometry] D.  Consider just the N atom for these questions: What type of hybrid orbital is it using for its sigma bonds?  [Nsigma] What is the angle between its sigma bonds?  [Nangle] What is the name of its molecular geometry?  [Ngeometry]

Using a balled up cloth or paper to apply paint to the painting surface by pressing it against the paper over and over to create texture.

Lines in sets, costumes, and lighting can have the same dramatic effects and can be used to create focus or guide the audience’s eyes for the same purpose, or to evoke a sense of emotion in the audience.

Refers to the tactical and visual quality of a surface.

“Light and dark.” The technique of blending values to show the bending of light around a form in order to represent the illusion of three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface. Leonardo da Vinci is considered to have perfected the technique. Also used by Rembrandt.

A crisp line between a bright highlight and a deep shadow.

The comparative lightness and darkness of any color. Also referred to as chromatic value.

Creating the illusion of three dimensional form through the use of light. In drawing and rendering, modeling means to duplicate these light patterns on a flat surface.