Comics and Sequential Art Test | Final Test - Easy

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Comics and Sequential Art Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What must control the comics project start to finish?
(a) Illustrating.
(b) Drawing.
(c) Writing.
(d) Sketching.

2. What does Eisner flatly declare about the relationship between artist and writer?
(a) They should be radically determined.
(b) They should be obsessed.
(c) They should spend time apart.
(d) They should be one.

3. What is the most useful and most used word in comics?
(a) Consequently.
(b) Meanwhile.
(c) During.
(d) Now.

4. In what vocabulary are body and gestures and postures stored?
(a) Non-verbal vocabulary.
(b) Auditory vocabulary.
(c) Syntactic vocabulary.
(d) Morphological vocabulary.

5. What is the title of Chapter 7?
(a) Technique (The Skill of the Artist).
(b) Sequence and the Mind.
(c) Application (The Use of Sequential Art).
(d) Illustration.

6. What are amorphics?
(a) Thought transformations.
(b) Representations of heat and light
(c) Thoughts that flow in waves.
(d) The pain or glow of love and inner conflicts.

7. Why is the face the most important part of the body in comics?
(a) It reveals nothing.
(b) It shows who is who.
(c) It is fun to draw.
(d) It reveals the personality.

8. A comic artist's work must be reproducible by whose specifications?
(a) The illustrator's.
(b) The publisher's.
(c) The reader's.
(d) The financeer's.

9. What must artist and writers risk?
(a) Expectation and loss.
(b) Exception and potential.
(c) Trial and error.
(d) Fix and finance.

10. What is usually the key to a gesture's meaning?
(a) The final position.
(b) The final sketch.
(c) The final bubble.
(d) The final panel.

11. In what person does Eisner illustrate and recast Hamlet?
(a) A journalist.
(b) A giant.
(c) A desperate accountant.
(d) A modern ghetto youth.

12. What should artists also read steadily to learn how to create plot and narration?
(a) Novels.
(b) Articles.
(c) Essays.
(d) Short stories.

13. What field is writing for comics closely related to?
(a) Linguistics.
(b) Theatrics.
(c) Journalism.
(d) Playwriting.

14. When can artists render color directly over line work?
(a) When the lines dissolve.
(b) When the electronic scanner engraves the comic.
(c) When color process engraving by electronic scanning method arrives.
(d) When the color is added to transparent overlays.

15. What is a modern attempt at codifying the wide range of postures and the emotions they reflect
(a) Gestural structure.
(b) Gesture and wave.
(c) Verbal communication.
(d) Body language.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the title of Chapter 6?

2. What determines how successfully the commonality of the human body is conveyed?

3. How are comic book artists most challenged?

4. What can give insight into a character's lifestyle and allow sociological observations?

5. How can instructional comics be divided?

(see the answer keys)

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