Which technique is made with an almost dry brush containing little water and paint?

Correct answer: Dry brush

The governing concept is moisture and paint control. In the dry-brush technique, the brush carries very little water and pigment, so it skips across parts of the surface and produces broken, textured marks. Option C is correct. A wet wash uses a wetter brush and fluid paint, glazing applies a thin transparent layer, and dipping is not the named technique described here.