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                           #Stamp: Pre-drawn pictures used in Tux Paint to make drawing more interesting
                           #Canvas: Area for drawing and colouring pictures with various tools and options

                           REVISIT

                        ▶  Tux Paint is used to draw and colour pictures.
                        ▶  The area in Tux Paint where we draw and colour pictures is called the Drawing Canvas.

                        ▶  Paint tool is used to draw freehand drawings.
                        ▶  Eraser tool is used to remove the unwanted parts of our drawing.

                        ▶  Stamp tool is used to add pre-drawn pictures to our drawings.

                        ▶  Lines tool is used to draw straight lines.
                        ▶  Quit tool is used to quit the Tux Paint program.

                                                         ASSESS YOURSELF

                      1.  Tick ( ) the correct option.
                          a.  How can you open a saved drawing in Tux Paint?

                               (i)  Click on the Save tool                          (ii) Click on the Open tool

                              (iii)  Click on the New tool                         (iv) Click on the Stamp tool

                          b.                        is the blank area on which you can draw.

                               (i)  Toolbox                                         (ii) Colors Palette

                              (iii)  Help Area                                     (iv) Drawing Canvas

                          c.   Which tool would you use to erase parts of your drawing in Tux Paint?

                               (i)                                                  (ii)

                              (iii)                                                (iv)

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