what are relief prints generally made from?\n\na. woodcuts\nb. drypoint\nc. burin

Brief Explanations:

Relief prints are made by carving away the background from a block, and woodcuts are a common type of relief - printmaking where the artist carves into a wooden block. Drypoint and burin are techniques used in intaglio printmaking where the lines are incised into a surface and ink is held in the incisions, not relief techniques.

Answer:

A. woodcuts