3D Forms: Interactive Learning Quizzes for Year 5 Art Students

Question 1

What technique can you use to create a smooth surface on a clay sculpture?

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Burnishing

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Carving

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Glazing

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Painting

Question 2

Which of these is an example of negative space in a sculpture?

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The empty space inside a hollow form

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The surface of the sculpture

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The materials used to create the sculpture

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The base on which the sculpture is placed

Question 3

What is the purpose of using a wire armature when creating a sculpture?

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To support the weight of the sculpture

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To add detail to the sculpture

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To create movement in the sculpture

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To make the sculpture waterproof

Question 4

Which of these is a characteristic of organic forms in sculpture?

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Smooth, curved lines

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Sharp, angular lines

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Repetition of geometric shapes

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Use of artificial materials

Question 5

What is the main difference between a sculpture and a painting?

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A sculpture is three-dimensional, while a painting is two-dimensional

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A sculpture is made from solid materials, while a painting is made from liquid materials

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A sculpture is always abstract, while a painting can be representational

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A sculpture is created by carving or moulding, while a painting is created by brushing or spraying

Question 6

Which of these artists is famous for their sculptures made from recycled materials?

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Ai Weiwei

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Pablo Picasso

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Henry Moore

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Anish Kapoor

Question 7

Which feature can describe a sphere?

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Curved surface

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Flat surface

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Straight edges

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Sharp corners

Question 8

Which object can be shaped like a rectangular prism?

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A book

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A pencil

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A ball

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A pyramid

Question 9

What action will change the volume of a sphere?

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Change its radius

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Change its height

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Change its surface area

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Change its shape

Question 10

What shape is a cross-section of a cylinder?

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

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Rectangle

Question 11

Which of these 3D shapes has the greatest volume?

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A cube

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A square

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A sphere

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A pyramid

Question 12

Which of the following 3D shapes has the greatest volume?

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Cube with side length 5 cm

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Pyramid with a square base of 5 cm and a height of 10 cm

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Sphere with a radius of 5 cm

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Cone with a radius of 5 cm and a height of 10 cm

Question 13

What is the first step in creating a 3D sculpture?

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Sketching

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Modelling

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Carving

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Casting

Question 14

Which of the following is a famous 3D artwork made by Michelangelo?

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David

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Mona Lisa

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Guernica

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The Scream

Question 15

What is the name of the mathematical concept that describes the position and orientation of an object in space?

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Geometry

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Topology

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Algebra

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Calculus

Question 16

How many faces does a cube have?

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6

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4

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8

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12

Question 17

Which of these shapes is not three-dimensional?

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Line

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Sphere

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Cube

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Cylinder

Question 18

Which shape has equal length, width, and height?

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Cube

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Sphere

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Pyramid

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Cone

Question 19

How many faces does a rectangular prism have?

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6

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4

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8

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10

Question 20

What is the name for the space inside a 3D shape?

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Volume

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Surface area

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Height

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Width

Question 21

When you put together two or more 3D shapes, what do you create?

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Sculpture

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Collage

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Mosaic

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Painting

Question 22

Which material is most suitable for molding sculptures?

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Clay

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Paper

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Cardboard

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Sand

Question 23

What is the primary difference between a cube and a sphere?

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A cube has flat surfaces and sharp edges, whereas a sphere has no edges and a curved surface.

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A cube is a 2D shape, while a sphere is a 3D shape.

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A cube is larger than a sphere.

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There is no difference.

Question 24

How can we best measure the volume of a liquid in an oddly shaped container?

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Use a graduated cylinder.

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Use a ruler.

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Use a scale.

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Use a thermometer.

Question 25

What is the main purpose of using supports, or armatures, in sculptures?

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To provide structural support.

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To add details to the sculpture.

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To make the sculpture stronger.

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To make the sculpture easier to move.

Question 26

Which renowned sculpture is known for its use of negative space?

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Thinker

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Venus de Milo

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David

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Pietà

Question 27

Find the volume of a rectangular prism with a length of 5 cm, a width of 3 cm, and a height of 2 cm.

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30 cm³

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15 cm³

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60 cm³

Question 28

Which of these shapes has three dimensions: length, width, and height?

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Cube

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

Question 29

What is it called when we describe how much space a 3D shape takes up?

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Volume

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Shape

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Size

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Height

Question 30

Which of these is a type of art where a 3D object is created, such as a statue?

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Sculpture

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Painting

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Drawing

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Poem

Question 31

What is the term for the empty area around a 3D shape?

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Space

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Volume

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Shape

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Area

Question 32

What is the term for the point where two or more sides of a 3D shape meet?

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Vertex

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Corner

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Edge

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Face

Question 33

Which of these describes the shape of a natural object, like a leaf?

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Organic

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Geometric

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Abstract

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Symmetrical

Question 34

Which property does NOT describe 3D shapes?

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Colour

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Shape

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Volume

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Space

Question 35

How many flat surfaces make up a cube?

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6

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0

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2

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8

Question 36

What is the main purpose of a base in a sculpture?

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To hold up the sculpture

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To make the sculpture look pretty

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To show how the sculpture was made

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To give the sculpture a special meaning

Question 37

Which material is best for making a very large sculpture?

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Stone

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Paper

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Wood

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Clay

Question 38

What is the name of the technique used to create a shape by removing material?

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Carving

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Casting

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Modelling

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Assembling

Question 39

Which shape has three dimensions (length, width, and height)?

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Cube

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Triangle

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Circle

Question 40

What technique involves shaping clay using your hands?

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Molding

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Painting

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Carving

Question 41

Which property describes three-dimensional shapes?

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Height

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Colour

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Temperature

Question 42

Why is developing spatial reasoning skills important in art?

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To design objects that work well in space

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To create realistic drawings

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To improve your writing

Question 43

Which shape is not a three-dimensional (3D) shape?

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Rectangle

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Sphere

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Cube

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Pyramid

Question 44

Which of these describes a cylinder shape?

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Has two round bases

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Has a rectangular base

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Has a triangular base

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Has no bases

Question 45

What is the main difference between a prism and a pyramid?

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Prisms have two flat bases, while pyramids have one.

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Pyramids have two flat bases, while prisms have one.

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Prisms have round bases, while pyramids have triangular bases.

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Pyramids have round bases, while prisms have triangular bases.

Question 46

An armature in sculpture is mainly used to:

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Support the sculpture's shape

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Create the sculpture's surface texture

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Add color to the sculpture

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Attach other materials to the sculpture

Question 47

Which type of sculpture moves?

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Mobile

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Painting

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Statue

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Collage

Question 48

What is the name of Michelangelo's famous sculpture of a man breaking free from stone?

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David

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Pieta

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Moses

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Laocoön and His Sons

Question 49

Which property is NOT related to 3D forms?

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Colour

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Shape

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Volume

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Space

Question 50

What is the term for the amount of space taken up by a 3D form?

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Volume

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Shape

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Size

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Area

Question 51

What is a framework that supports a sculpture called?

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An armature

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A mold

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A base

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A pedestal

Question 52

What is the purpose of using a kiln in the creation of a ceramic sculpture?

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To harden and strengthen the clay

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To dry the clay

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To glaze the clay

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To bake the clay

Question 53

Which type of sculpture is carved into a flat surface?

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Bas-relief

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High relief

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Sculpture in the round

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Kinetic sculpture

Question 54

Which of these is a technique used in sculpture?

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Carving

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Painting

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Drawing

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Knitting

Question 55

What is the inside of a 3D shape called?

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Volume

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Area

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Perimeter

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Surface area

Question 56

Which material is soft and often used for sculpting?

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Clay

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Bronze

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Wood

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Stone

Question 57

Which of these is NOT a factor to consider when creating a sculpture?

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Sound

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Shape

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Size

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Colour

Question 58

What is the difference between sculpture and carving?

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Sculptures are made by adding material, while carvings are made by removing material

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Carvings are made by adding material, while sculptures are made by removing material

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Sculptures are always three-dimensional, while carvings can be two-dimensional

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Carvings are always three-dimensional, while sculptures can be two-dimensional

Question 59

What is a maquette?

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A small-scale model of a larger sculpture

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A tool used for sculpting

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A technique for adding colour to a sculpture

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A type of stone commonly used in sculpture

Question 60

What shape is formed when you join two triangles together at their bases?

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Pyramid

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Cube

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Sphere

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Cone

Question 61

What is the process of creating and shaping objects in three dimensions called?

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Sculpture

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Painting

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Drawing

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Printmaking

Question 62

Which of these techniques helps to create a sense of depth in a sculpture?

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Shading

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Carving

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Engraving

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Blocking

Question 63

What is the name for the space taken up by a 3D form?

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Volume

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Length

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Height

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Width

Question 64

Which of these is an example of a symmetrical 3D form?

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Sphere

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Asymmetrical sculpture

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Abstract sculpture

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Cube with one corner cut off