Exploring Form and Structure: Master the Principles of 3D Design

Question 1

Why is stability important in 3D design?

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To stop the object from moving or falling

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To make it look more interesting

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To add weight and strength

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To create a sense of movement

Question 2

What is the purpose of using contrast in a 3D design?

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To make it more visually interesting and eye-catching

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To make it more simple and unified

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To make it less complex

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To add depth and dimension

Question 3

Which of these tools is often used for carving in 3D design?

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Chisel

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Saw

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Drill

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Hammer

Question 4

In 3D design, what does 'structure' mean?

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How the parts of a design are arranged

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The materials used to make a design

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The overall shape of a design

Question 5

A three-dimensional object that has its weight evenly distributed on both sides is said to have:

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Balance

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Proportion

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Symmetry

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Stability

Question 6

The process of shaping materials into 3D objects is known as:

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Sculpting

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Drawing

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Painting

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Modelling

Question 7

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

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Cube

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Circle

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Square

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Triangle

Question 8

What is the term for the arrangement of objects in a sculpture or 3D design?

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Composition

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Proportion

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Balance

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Stability

Question 9

Which material is the best choice for making a sculpture that needs to be solid and able to last a long time?

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Hard clay

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Soft paper like tissue paper

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Thin cardboard

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Soft fabric

Question 10

Which tool is primarily used for cutting and shaping wood?

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Chisel

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Paintbrush

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Scissors

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Drill

Question 11

Which type of balance involves distributing the visual weight of an object evenly on both sides?

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Symmetrical balance

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Asymmetrical balance

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Radial balance

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Axial balance

Question 12

What is the term for the visual weight of an object in a composition?

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Mass

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Volume

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Density

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Proportion

Question 13

What is the term for an artwork that has been created by a group of people working together?

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Collaborative

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Individual

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Commissioned

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Public

Question 14

What is the main purpose of using a base when creating a 3D sculpture?

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To provide support and stability

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To add visual interest

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To make the sculpture easier to transport

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To raise the sculpture off the ground

Question 15

Which example demonstrates good form and structure in a three-dimensional design?

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A hanging decoration with shapes and colors arranged in a balanced way

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A picture with people and objects that look real

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A collage with many different textures

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A sculpture with a lot of small pieces stuck together

Question 16

Which design element creates a sense of visual weight?

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Form

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Line

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Shape

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Colour

Question 17

Which of the following is a good example of proportion in a sculpture?

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A sculpture where the parts all look like they belong together.

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A head that is much smaller than the body.

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A body that is too short for the legs.

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A sculpture that is taller than it is wide.

Question 18

Which of the following is a famous example of a three-dimensional sculpture?

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The Venus de Milo

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The Mona Lisa

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The Starry Night

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The Scream

Question 19

What is the purpose of a maquette in sculpture?

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To create a smaller model of a larger sculpture.

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To practice different sculpting techniques.

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To make the sculpture more portable.

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To create a finished artwork in miniature.

Question 20

What is the difference between positive and negative space in a sculpture?

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Positive space is the sculpture itself, while negative space is the empty space around it.

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Negative space is the sculpture itself, while positive space is the empty space around it.

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Positive and negative space are the same thing

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Neither positive nor negative space is important in sculpture

Question 21

Which of the following is NOT a key idea in 3D design?

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Colour

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Balance

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Proportion

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Stability

Question 22

What word describes the relationship between the different sizes and shapes of different parts of an object?

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Proportion

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Form

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Structure

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Balance

Question 23

Which of these techniques do artists use to make their 3D designs stronger and more stable?

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Bracing

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Carving

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Painting

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Glazing

Question 24

Which type of shape is most commonly seen in stable sculptures?

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Symmetrical

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Asymmetrical

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Curved

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Abstract

Question 25

What is a special feature of symmetrical sculptures?

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They are made up of two identical halves

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Their weight is distributed unevenly

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They are always more stable than asymmetrical sculptures

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They are always made from the same material

Question 26

Which of these is NOT an important aspect of a well-proportioned sculpture?

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Lots of shiny decorations

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Harmony between different parts

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Appropriate size and scale

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Visual appeal

Question 27

A sculpture with a broad base and a narrow top is more likely to be:

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Stable

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Symmetrical

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Balanced

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Proportional

Question 28

A sculpture that is symmetrical has:

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Equal proportions on both sides

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A balance of positive and negative space

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A curved shape

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A variety of different shapes

Question 29

Which of these is an example of repetition in three-dimensional design?

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A row of identical cubes

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A single sphere

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An asymmetrical composition

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A spiral shape

Question 30

The principle of proportion in three-dimensional design refers to:

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The relationship between the sizes of different parts of the design

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The placement of the design in the environment

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The use of color in the design

Question 31

Which of these is NOT a type of three-dimensional design?

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Painting

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Sculpture

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Architecture

Question 32

A three-dimensional design that is made from a single piece of material is known as:

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Monolithic

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Additive

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Composite

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Subtractive

Question 33

Which of these best describes balance in a sculpture?

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Equal distribution of weight on all sides

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Contrast between light and dark colors

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Variety of shapes and sizes

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Portrayal of movement

Question 34

What is the main reason for using a base in a sculpture?

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To provide stability and support

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To draw attention to the sculpture

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To convey a specific message

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To enhance its aesthetic appeal

Question 35

What is the term for arranging elements around a central point?

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Radial balance

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Vertical balance

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Asymmetrical balance

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Horizontal balance

Question 36

What is the difference between positive and negative forms in art?

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Positive forms are raised shapes, while negative forms are the spaces around them.

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Positive forms are bright shapes, while negative forms are dark shapes.

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Positive forms are curved shapes, while negative forms are straight shapes.

Question 37

What is the main purpose of using a maquette in the design process?

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To develop ideas and test the feasibility of a larger design.

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To create a finished artwork on a smaller scale.

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To help communicate design concepts to others.

Question 38

Which of these materials is suitable for creating a large-scale outdoor sculpture?

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Bronze

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Wood

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Paper

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Clay

Question 39

What is the term for the illusion of depth created in a two-dimensional artwork?

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Perspective

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Foreshortening

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Chiaroscuro

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Sfumato

Question 40

Which of these shapes is most likely to be stable on its own?

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A cube

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A cone

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A cylinder

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A sphere

Question 41

If you want to make a sculpture that looks balanced, what should you consider?

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The weight of the different parts

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The sound the sculpture makes

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The texture of the materials

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The color of the materials

Question 42

You're building a tower with blocks. Which arrangement is most likely to make a strong tower?

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Stacking the blocks directly on top of each other

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Arranging the blocks in a circle

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Building a zig-zag shape

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Building a pyramid shape

Question 43

What does it mean for a sculpture to have good proportion?

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The different parts of the sculpture look like they belong together

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The sculpture is made from expensive materials

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The sculpture is very detailed

Question 44

You want to build a bridge out of cardboard. Which shape would be strongest for the bridge's support?

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A triangle

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A square

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A rectangle

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A circle

Question 45

What is a good way to test if your sculpture is balanced?

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Gently push it to see if it wobbles

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Measure its height and width

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Look at it from different angles

Question 46

You want to create a sculpture that is tall and thin. Which of these shapes would be most suitable?

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A rectangle

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A sphere

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A cube

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A pyramid

Question 47

Imagine you're building a house out of blocks. Why is it important to have a strong foundation?

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It supports the weight of the whole house

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It keeps the house warm

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It makes the house easier to clean

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It makes the house look nicer

Question 48

Which of these is NOT a way to create a sense of balance in a sculpture?

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Using only one type of material

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Placing heavy items on the bottom

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Distributing weight evenly

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Using symmetrical shapes

Question 49

You are making a sculpture out of clay. How can you make sure it is strong and won't break easily?

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Make sure the clay is thick and well-supported

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Paint it with bright colors

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Let it dry quickly in the sun

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Add lots of details

Question 50

Which of these shapes is most likely to stand up on its own without falling over?

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A cube

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A rectangle

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A triangle

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A circle

Question 51

You are building a tower out of blocks.  Which of these actions would help make your tower more stable?

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Making the base wider.

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Using blocks of different sizes.

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Making the tower taller.

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Using only round blocks.

Question 52

What does it mean for a sculpture to be balanced?

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It doesn't fall over easily.

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It is very colorful.

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It has lots of different shapes.

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It is made of heavy materials.

Question 53

You are making a sculpture with three different sized balls.  Which arrangement would create the most balanced sculpture?

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Placing the largest ball in the middle and the smallest balls on either side.

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Placing all three balls in a line.

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Placing the smallest ball in the middle and the largest balls on either side.

Question 54

What is proportion in art?

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The relationship between the sizes of different parts of a piece.

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The colors used in the artwork.

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The materials used in the artwork.

Question 55

You are building a model house out of cardboard.  Which of these choices would help you create a realistic proportion?

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Measuring the actual house and scaling down the measurements.

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Using different colors for the walls and roof.

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Making the roof very high and the walls very low.

Question 56

Which of these materials is best suited for creating a strong and stable sculpture?

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Wood

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Clay

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Playdough

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Paper

Question 57

What is the main purpose of using supports or braces in a structure?

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To make the structure stronger and more stable.

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To make the structure easier to move.

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To make the structure look more interesting.

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To make the structure lighter.

Question 58

Why do architects and engineers need to understand the principles of form and structure?

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To design buildings that are safe and stand up over time.

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To make buildings more affordable to build.

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To make buildings look more beautiful.

Question 59

You are designing a mobile.  What is the most important thing to consider when choosing the weights for each part of the mobile?

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The balance of the mobile.

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The materials used in the mobile.

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The color of the mobile.

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The size of the mobile.