Author Question: By definition, print making differs from painting in that a. the print-making utensil leaves a ... (Read 90 times)

fbq8i · **on:** Sep 11, 2018

By definition, print making differs from painting in that
a. the print-making utensil leaves a single imprint on the paper.
b. only a single color of paint is used in print making.
c. a different type of paint is needed.
d. a different type of paper is needed.

Question 2

Coloring books and dittos are discouraged by most early childhood educators because
a. they inhibit creative expression.
b. they are developmentally inappropriate, because of the fine motor control required for coloring within the lines.
c. most coloring book pictures are of inferior artistic quality and provide a poor aesthetic model.
d. All of these answers.