This intaglio process is achieved by pulling a burin across the surface of a metal plate, leaving a burr where the ink will collect. (A) drypoint (C) engraving (D) metching Question 8

The process you are describing, where a burin is used to create incised lines on a metal plate, is known as **(C) engraving**. In engraving, the burin cuts into the metal, creating grooves that hold ink for printing. Drypoint, on the other hand, involves scratching the surface of the plate, creating a burr that holds ink, but it is not done with a burin in the same way as engraving. "Metching" seems to be a typo; perhaps you meant "etching," which is a different process involving acid to create designs on a metal plate. So the correct answer is **(C) engraving**.