Graphic Products 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Design & Technology: GraphicsGCSEAQA Created by: Chelsea MillerCreated on: 01-06-13 12:21 Name different types of pencils. 7H(hard) to 7B(black) 1 of 30 What type of pencil should be used for formal drawing? 2H or 3H 2 of 30 What type of pencil is best for sketching? HB or B 3 of 30 What type of paper is popular in schools? Cartridge/photocopying paper. 4 of 30 How is paper best described as? Its size, weight and thickness. 5 of 30 What are the two main types of marker pens? Water based and spirit based. 6 of 30 Describe water based marker pens. They are cheap, easy to use and are usualy strong colours. 7 of 30 Describe spirit based marker pens. More expensive, and have standard colours and tones. 8 of 30 Why is the tip of a pen bullet or chisel shaped? For a thin line, and for wider lines about 6mm. 9 of 30 What type of paper is reccomended when using marker pens? Bleed proof paper. 10 of 30 What CAD programs can be used for sketching? Microsoft draw, 2D designer, ProDesktop, SolidWorks, and AutoSketch. 11 of 30 What do enhancements improve when used in sketches? Thin/thick lines, tonal shading, colour and texture. 12 of 30 Name the grades of pencil leds. H, HB, B 13 of 30 Why is colour used? Make skecthes stand out and attract attention to features. 14 of 30 Why is texture used? Helps add effect to sketches, they can be added with lines or colour. 15 of 30 What is an adavantage of isometric paper? It enables you to have text going forwards, backwards or at different angles. 16 of 30 What is a grid? A boxed framework to help draw shapes. 17 of 30 What is underlay? A ruled pattern that assists when drawing 3D shapes. 18 of 30 What does isometric mean? A 30 degree angular grid. 19 of 30 State the primary colours. Red, Yellow and Blue. 20 of 30 How are secondary colours made? By mixing two primary colours together. ( Orange, green and purple ) These mix to make tertiary colours. 21 of 30 If two colours are at opposite ends of the colour wheel what are they? Contrasting Colours. 22 of 30 Whats is meant by the term " Hue "? The depth of colour seen in an image. This is effected by the amount of tone. 23 of 30 What is meant by the term " tone "? This dictates the amount of light or black in a picture. Effecting the depth (hue). 24 of 30 What are the main factors taken into account when choosing paper or board? Cost, finish, strength, brightness(whiteness), thickness. 25 of 30 What is the unit used when paper is sold by weight? Grams per square metre (gsm) 26 of 30 Describe what newsprint is. Its weight is 50 gsm, it is cheap, lightweight and uncoated, it is used for newspapers and it is cheap. 27 of 30 Describe what layout paper is. Its weight is 60 gsm, it is thin and slightly translucent, it is used for sketching and tracing and it is relatively cheap. 28 of 30 Describe what traceing paper is. Its weight is 70 gsm, it is transparent, it is used for tracing, and it is relatively cheap. 29 of 30 Describe what sugar paper is. It is 90 gsm 30 of 30
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