3D Forms: Explore the World of Three-Dimensional Art

Question 1

Which of the following is not a type of form in art?

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Painting

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Positive form

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Negative form

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Sculpture

Question 2

What describes the relationship between positive and negative space in art?

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They are opposites that define each other.

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They are always equal in size.

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They exist independently of each other.

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Negative space is always more important than positive space.

Question 3

What is the main purpose of using a maquette in sculpture?

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To plan the final piece

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To display the finished product

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To experiment with different materials

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To create a mold for casting

Question 4

Which of the following is a famous example of a three-dimensional form in art?

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David

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Mona Lisa

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The Scream

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Starry Night

Question 5

What does the scale of a three-dimensional form in art refer to?

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The size of the form in relation to its surroundings

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The weight of the form

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The texture of the form

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The color of the form

Question 6

Which of the following is a characteristic of positive space in art?

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It is the solid part of the form

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It is the empty space around the form

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It is the space between the positive and negative forms

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It is the area that is least visible

Question 7

Which of the following materials is commonly used in papercraft?

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Cardboard

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Clay

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Wood

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Metal

Question 8

What is the primary purpose of using armatures in sculpture?

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To provide support and structure to the sculpture.

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To add colour and texture to the sculpture.

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To create negative space around the sculpture.

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To make the sculpture more portable.

Question 9

Which of the following is an example of a positive form?

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A cube

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A hole

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A shadow

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A void

Question 10

How are positive and negative space related in an artwork?

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They are interdependent and create a balance.

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Positive space is more important than negative space.

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Negative space is not important in an artwork.

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They have no relationship to each other.

Question 11

Which of the following is a key consideration when designing a three-dimensional object?

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Balance

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Colour

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Pattern

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Line

Question 12

What is the purpose of a maquette in sculpture?

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To create a small-scale model of a larger sculpture.

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To add detail to a finished sculpture.

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To create a negative space around a sculpture.

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To provide support and structure to a sculpture.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a three-dimensional geometric form?

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Triangle

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Cube

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Sphere

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Pyramid

Question 14

In art, what does the term 'positive space' refer to?

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The areas filled by objects

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The areas around objects

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The colors used in the artwork

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The texture of the materials used

Question 15

Which of the following techniques is commonly used to create three-dimensional forms?

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Carving

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Drawing

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Painting

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Printing

Question 16

What is a key characteristic of positive space in art?

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It has volume and mass

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It is empty and contains nothing

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It is the background of the artwork

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It is always larger than negative space

Question 17

Which of the following materials is ideal for carving three-dimensional forms?

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Wood

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Glass

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Metal

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Fabric

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT an element of form?

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Color

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Line

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Plane

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Volume

Question 19

When two shapes overlap, the area where they meet is called:

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Intersection

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Fusion

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Joint

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Overlap

Question 20

The principle of balance in art refers to:

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Distributing visual elements evenly

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Contrasting light and dark colors

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Repeating elements

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Focusing on a central point

Question 21

Which of the following is a characteristic of organic form?

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Curved and flowing shapes

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Straight lines and sharp angles

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Symmetrical balance

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Geometric patterns

Question 22

The technique of using dots to create texture is called:

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Stippling

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Hatching

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Cross-hatching

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Shading

Question 23

Which of the following is an example of a three-dimensional form?

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Sculpture

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Painting

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Drawing

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Collage

Question 24

How do positive and negative space relate to each other?

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They are equally important in creating visual interest

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Positive space is the object, while negative space is the background

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Negative space is the object, while positive space is the background

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Only positive space is important for a visually interesting artwork

Question 25

What is the main purpose of using a maquette?

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To make a small model of a larger sculpture

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To try out different materials and techniques

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To show a client your final design

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To check the balance and stability of a sculpture

Question 26

Which of these materials is not suitable for constructing three-dimensional artworks?

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Watercolour paint

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Wood

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Cardboard

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Plaster

Question 27

What's the main difference between carving and sculpting?

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Carving removes material, while sculpting adds it

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Sculpting removes material, while carving adds it

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Carving is done with a chisel, while sculpting is done with a knife

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There is no difference between carving and sculpting

Question 28

Which of these is a feature of organic form?

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Smooth, flowing lines

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Sharp, geometric edges

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Symmetrical shape

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Regular patterns

Question 29

How does the shape of a bottle affect its usefulness?

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A wider bottom makes the bottle more stable.

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A narrower opening makes it easier to pour liquid.

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The shape of the bottle has no effect on how much liquid it can hold.

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The color of the bottle determines how well it keeps liquids cold.

Question 30

How can artists use positive and negative space to make their sculptures appear more three-dimensional and dynamic?

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Create the main part of the sculpture using positive space and the background using negative space

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Use only positive space in the sculpture and avoid using negative space

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Use different colors for the positive and negative spaces in the sculpture

Question 31

What is the difference between a form and a shape?

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A form is three-dimensional, while a shape is two-dimensional.

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A form has three dimensions, while a shape has only two.

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A shape is flat, while a form is solid.

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A shape is organic, while a form is geometric.

Question 32

Which of the following is an example of a three-dimensional form?

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A cube

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A circle

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A square

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A line

Question 33

Which of the following is not a characteristic that enhances the visual appeal of an artwork?

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Uniformity

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Variety

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Balance

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Simplicity

Question 34

When employing perspective to create the illusion of depth, which of the following is true?

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Objects appear smaller as they recede into the distance.

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Objects appear larger as they recede into the distance.

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Objects remain the same size regardless of their distance.

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Objects appear upside down as they recede into the distance.

Question 35

When creating a three-dimensional artwork, which of the following should not be considered?

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The smell of the artwork

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The size of the artwork

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The weight of the artwork

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The color of the artwork

Question 36

Which material would give a sculpture a shiny and smooth surface?

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Metal

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Clay

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Paper

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Wood

Question 37

What term describes the space surrounding and within an object?

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Negative space

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Positive space

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Form

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Volume

Question 38

Which material is commonly used for modeling in three-dimensional art?

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Clay

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Wood

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Metal

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Paper

Question 39

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a balanced three-dimensional artwork?

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Excessive height

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Even distribution of visual weight

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A clear focal point

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Symmetry

Question 40

What term describes the process of giving shape to a material?

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Modeling

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Casting

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Carving

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Assemblage

Question 41

Which artist is known for their groundbreaking use of form in sculpture?

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Henry Moore

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Vincent van Gogh

Question 42

In three-dimensional art, what is the term for the space that surrounds and exists within an object?

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Negative space

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Positive space

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Surrounding space

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Empty space

Question 43

What's the distinction between a convex and a concave shape?

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Convex curves outward, while concave curves inward.

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Convex shapes are larger than concave shapes.

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Concave shapes are smoother than convex shapes.

Question 44

Which artist is known for using abstract, geometric forms in their sculptures?

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Barbara Hepworth

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Henri Matisse

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Vincent van Gogh

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Pablo Picasso

Question 45

How does the use of positive and negative space create balance in a three-dimensional artwork?

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By distributing the visual weight of the artwork evenly.

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By creating a symmetrical composition.

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By using contrasting colors to create a focal point.

Question 46

Which of the following is an artwork that primarily explores the concept of negative space?

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Anish Kapoor's 'Cloud Gate'

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Michelangelo's 'David'

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Auguste Rodin's 'The Thinker'

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Henry Moore's 'Reclining Figure'

Question 47

Which of the following is NOT an element of form in three-dimensional art?

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Colour

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Shape

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Space

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Texture

Question 48

What is the term for the empty space around or within an object?

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Negative space

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Positive space

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Void space

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Surrounding space

Question 49

Which of the following techniques is used to create the illusion of depth in a three-dimensional artwork?

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Foreshortening

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Hatching

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Blending

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Cross-hatching

Question 50

What is the purpose of a contour line in a drawing?

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To define the shape and form of an object

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To create a sense of movement

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To indicate the texture of an object

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To add colour to an object

Question 51

Which of the following is a characteristic of organic form?

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Asymmetrical

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Abstract

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Symmetrical

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Geometric

Question 52

What is the term for the arrangement of elements in a work of art?

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Composition

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Perspective

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Proportion

Question 53

Which of the following is a type of three-dimensional form?

Accepted Answer

Sculpture

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Drawing

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Painting

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Printmaking

Question 54

What is the term for the point where two or more lines or edges meet?

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Vertex

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Plane

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Edge

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Face

Question 55

Which of the following techniques is used to create texture on a three-dimensional sculpture?

Accepted Answer

Carving

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Painting

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Drawing

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Printing

Question 56

What is the term for the three-dimensional illusion of a two-dimensional surface?

Accepted Answer

Trompe l'oeil

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Sfumato

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Anamorphosis

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Chiaroscuro