A painted panel makes fur look soft, but the panel feels smooth under a hand. Is the fur surface actual or implied texture?

A close-up shows deep grooves in weathered wood that a hand can feel. Is this actual or implied texture?

A drawing makes a scarf appear velvety, but its paper surface is flat and smooth. What kind of texture does the scarf show?

Raised fibers and knots are visible in a woven wool cloth, and they can be felt with a fingertip. What kind of texture is present?

A graphite drawing convincingly depicts cracked, dry earth, but the sheet of paper remains smooth. Is the cracked surface actual or implied texture?

Thick ridges of oil paint rise from a canvas, catching light and casting tiny shadows. What paint handling produced this surface?

A blue shadow is built from thin, transparent paint layers while the canvas stays smooth. Which handling was used?

A dry, broken layer of pale paint lets dark underpainting show through in spots. What handling creates this effect?

On a clay tile, an artist scratches through a colored coating to reveal a darker layer beneath. What technique made the marks?

A tiled wall repeats one star-shaped unit across its surface. What is the name for that repeated unit?

White circles repeat across blue fabric with the same gap between each pair. What is the name for the spacing between motifs?

Red and black squares repeat in the same alternating sequence across a floor. How should this repetition be described?

Leaf prints recur across paper, but their distances and directions change unpredictably. How should this repetition be described?

A wallpaper design organizes the repeated floral sprigs across the entire wall. Which principle of design is doing this work?

An artist places paper over a rough plank and rubs graphite across it so the wood grain appears. What technique is being used?

An artist attaches ticket stubs, photographs, and fabric scraps to a board to make one image. What process made this surface?

A painter wants actual texture but uses only thin, smooth paint and adds no other materials. What surface feature can still supply the texture?

In an unfamiliar artwork, the artist emphasizes a rough-looking surface. Is texture classified as an element of art, a principle of design, a medium, or a technique?

An unfamiliar design repeats one triangular unit in an organized arrangement. Is pattern classified as an element of art, a principle of design, a medium, or a technique?

A collage has both a rough, touchable surface and an organized repetition of paper circles. Which classification is correct?