Name the diagram of scenery, properties, and set dressings drawn on a grid

We might deduce from this that

An assumption is something taken for granted, a supposition. These assumptions are accepted as the truths upon which the discipline is based. Stated another way, a discipline’s defining elements—its theories, concepts, and methods—are simply the practical manifestations of its assumptions. Grasping the underlying assumptions of a discipline as a whole provides important clues to the assumptions underlying the writings of its experts on a particular problem a. Assumptions shape the discipline’s theories, concepts, and methods. b. Assumptions might prove helpful in creating common ground because disciplines may share the same assumptions. c. None of the statements above is correct. d. Both of the statements “a” and “b” are correct.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Port Scene is an example of __________.

a. a linocut b. a woodcut relief c. an etching d. screenprinting