Quiz 2

Direction: Read each question carefully before selecting your answer.

 1. Which of the following is NOT a type of calligraphy pen mentioned in the text?

A. Brause Rose Nib

B. Pilot Parallel Pen

C. LAMY Joy

D. Parker Vector

2. What is the key attribute to consider when choosing paper for calligraphy?

A. Color

B. Price

C. Smooth surface that doesn't bleed

D. Thickness

3. According to the text, what is crucial for creating beautiful calligraphy along with having the right materials?

A. Speed

B. Practice and patience

C. Talent

D. Artistic background

4. What angle should the calligraphy pen be held at for optimal control and smoother lines?

A. 90 degrees

B. 45 degrees

C. 30 degrees

D. 60 degrees

5. Which of the following is NOT a basic stroke in calligraphy mentioned in the text?

A. Upstroke

B. Downstroke

C. Compound curve

D. Zigzag stroke

6. What is the importance of spacing in calligraphy?

A. It ensures each letter is properly spaced and sits on the same horizontal line

B. It allows for more words on a page

C. It enhances the color of the ink

D. It makes the paper smoother

7. What can different inks give you in calligraphy?

A. Different effects, from a matte finish to a metallic shine

B. Different paper textures

C. Different pen types

D. Different writing speeds

8. What weight of paper is recommended for calligraphy to prevent bleeding and smudging?

A. At least 80 grams per square meter

B. At least 100 grams per square meter

C. At least 120 grams per square meter

D. At least 140 grams per square meter

9. What is the purpose of using guidelines and grids in calligraphy?

A. To ensure that the letters are straight and uniform

B. To make the paper heavier

C. To enhance the color of the ink

D. To make the pen smoother

10. What can be added to the ends of letters and words to add elegance and personality to calligraphy designs?

A. Shadows

B. Highlights

C. Flourishes

D. Grids