4. Whose artwork incorporated mad lines to create crazy toddler?
(a) Krystine Kryttre
(b) Carl Bark
(c) Chester Gould
(d) R. Crumb

5. What step finishes the first superficial exposure to the work?
(a) Idiom
(b) Structure
(c) Surface
(d) Form

6. The mixing of words and pictures is more _______ than _______.
(a) mathematics; psychology
(b) mathematics; alchemy
(c) alchemy; science
(d) psychology; science

7. What aspect of comics has been especially sensitive to changes in technology?
(a) Length
(b) Color
(c) Artists
(d) Contents

8. The order and emphasis of which two steps demonstrates the most dramatic difference?
(a) Form and structure
(b) Form and idea/purpose
(c) Idiom and Form
(d) Idiom and idea/purpose

9. What combination has both words and pictures that send the same message?
(a) Montage
(b) Picture-specific
(c) Word-specific
(d) Duo-specific

10. Which of the following creators is often regarded as a pioneer or revolutionary whose art became the purpose?
(a) Herriman
(b) All of these
(c) Spiegelman
(d) McCay

11. The bold lines, obtuse angles and heavy blacks in Dick Tracy were meant to suggest a _________ of adults.
(a) optimistic, dramatic attitude
(b) grim, deadly attitude
(c) profitable, kind attitude
(d) bleak, neutral attitude

12. The masters of flat-color comics are also masters of what?
(a) Purpose and surface
(b) Form and composition
(c) Idiom and meaning
(d) Shading and structure

13. Which of the following is not a benefit from non-basic human activities such as art?
(a) Provides exercise for minds and bodies
(b) Leads to useful discoveries
(c) All of these
(d) Provides emotional outlets

14. What combination has words add a soundtrack to a largely complete picture?
(a) Duo-specific
(b) Picture-specific
(c) Word-specific
(d) Parallel

15. The creation of work in any medium will follow a certain path containing how many steps?
(a) Six
(b) Twelve
(c) Twenty-four
(d) Fifty