1) What is this? a) Brayer b) Plate c) Proofing d) Baren e) Ink f) Drypoint 2) What is this? a) Brayer b) Baren c) Plate d) Stamp e) Screenprint f) Etching 3) a collage-like assemblage of built up surface: it is then varnished, inked and printed. a) etching b) monoprint c) drypoint d) embossing e) collagraph f) relief print 4) A technique of scratching directly into the plate with a needle. a) Embossing b) Etching c) Monoprint d) Collagraph e) Relief Print f) Drypoint 5) lines are cut into metal plate with a v-shape tool called a burin; ink is then forced into these lines and wiped from the surface of the plate, which is then printed a) Drypoint b) Engraving c) Etching d) Relief Print e) Collagraph f) Monoprint 6) the basis for the print - can be wooden, linoleum, cardboard or metal. a) Baren b) Brayer c) Etching d) Engraving e) Plate f) Drypoint 7) after a change is made on a plate, it is necessary to see what has been done before going to the next step. a) Proofing b) Artist's proof c) Brayer d) Baren e) Drypoint f) Engraving 8) Printing from raised images, as in letterpress and flexography. a) Relief Print b) Monoprint c) Collagraph d) Engraving e) Drypoint f) Proofing 9) a form of printmaking where the image can only be made once, unlike most printmaking which allows for multiple originals. a) Engraving b) Collagraph c) Proofing d) Monoprint e) Etching f) Artist's Proof 10) proofs of work in progress or few finished proofs reserved for the use of the artist a) Proofing b) Engraving c) Collagraph d) Etching e) Artist's proof f) Monoprint

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