Sculpture Projects: Create 3D Masterpieces in Art for Year 5

Question 1

Which sculpting technique lets you make surfaces that are smooth and curved?

Accepted Answer

Modeling

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Carving

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Casting

Question 2

Which of these is not a characteristic of sculpture?

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Flat

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Three-dimensional

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Abstract

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Moving parts

Question 3

What do we call a sculpture carved from a solid block?

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Carving

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Relief

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Model

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Cast

Question 4

Which material is often used for casting sculptures?

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Bronze

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Clay

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Wood

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Paper-mâché

Question 5

Which of these is an example of a modern sculpture technique?

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3D printing

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Carving

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Modeling

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Relief

Question 6

Which tool is used to remove extra material from a sculpture?

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Chisel

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Brush

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Scalpel

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Sponge

Question 7

Which of these materials is often used in sculpture because it is easy to shape and can last a long time?

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Clay

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Wood

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Paper

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Metal

Question 8

What is the process of making a copy of an object by creating a mould called?

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Casting

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Modelling

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Carving

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Assemblage

Question 9

Which of these is a famous example of a modern sculpture?

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Cloud Gate

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Venus de Milo

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The Thinker

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The Great Sphinx

Question 10

What is the term for shaping clay or other soft materials by hand?

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Modeling

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Sculpting

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Carving

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Casting

Question 11

What is the purpose of an armature in sculpture?

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To support and shape the artwork

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To decorate the artwork

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To protect the artwork

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To create the final shape of the artwork

Question 12

What type of sculpture does NOT represent a real-life object?

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Abstract

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Figurative

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Kinetic

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Architectural

Question 13

What tool is used to carve wood or stone?

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Chisel

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Saw

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Hammer

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Drill

Question 14

What is the process of joining metal pieces together called?

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Welding

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Soldering

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Gluing

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Taping

Question 15

What is the purpose of a wire frame inside a sculpture?

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To support the sculpture

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To add detail to the sculpture

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To create a mold for the sculpture

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To mix colors for the sculpture

Question 16

When using papier-mâché, how should you apply the paper layers?

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Thinly and smoothly

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Thickly and unevenly

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In any way

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Only once

Question 17

How did the size and proportions of your sculpture affect its appearance and meaning?

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It changed how it looked compared to other objects.

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It influenced people's emotions towards it.

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It made it easier or harder to understand.

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It had no impact on its appearance or meaning.

Question 18

Which sculpting technique involves shaping soft materials like clay to create smooth surfaces?

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Modeling

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Carving

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Construction

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Assemblage

Question 19

What material is the foundation of Papier-mâché?

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Paper

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Clay

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Wire

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Wood

Question 20

Which tool specifically designed for carving sculptures?

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Chisel

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Spatula

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Saw

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Hammer

Question 21

What is the primary reason for using an armature in sculpture?

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To support and structure the sculpture

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To create detailed textures

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To add colour and glaze

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To attach the sculpture to a display

Question 22

Which material is known for its strength and ability to withstand the elements?

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Bronze

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Cardboard

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Paper-mâché

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Clay

Question 23

What is the name of the technique used to shape clay using a rotating wheel?

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Throwing

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Modelling

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Carving

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Joining

Question 24

Which aspect is crucial for creating a stable sculpture?

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Distribution of weight

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Use of colour

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Choice of materials

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Application of texture

Question 25

What is the term for combining separate pieces to create a sculpture?

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Assemblage

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Modelling

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Carving

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Casting

Question 26

What is the purpose of an armature in sculpture?

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To support the sculpture's structure

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To provide a base for the sculpture

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To add texture to the sculpture

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To give the sculpture a specific shape

Question 27

Which of the following is an example of a relief sculpture?

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A carving on a wall

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A statue

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A bust

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A mobile

Question 28

What is the first step in the sculpture project design process?

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Sketching ideas

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Gathering materials

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Building the armature

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Applying finishing touches

Question 29

Which of these materials is NOT commonly used in making sculptures?

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Paint

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Clay

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Metal

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Paper

Question 30

Which of these methods involves removing material from a block?

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Carving

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Modelling

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Casting

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Assemblage

Question 31

Why do artists use an armature in sculpture?

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To support the sculpture

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To give the sculpture texture

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To create a mold for casting

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To paint the sculpture

Question 32

Which of the following is a type of abstract sculpture?

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Geometric

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Figurative

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Representational

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Narrative

Question 33

How are relief sculptures different from freestanding sculptures?

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Relief sculptures are attached to a surface, while freestanding sculptures are not

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Relief sculptures are made of softer materials, while freestanding sculptures are made of harder materials

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Relief sculptures are more detailed than freestanding sculptures

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Relief sculptures are painted, while freestanding sculptures are often not

Question 34

Which famous artist is known for their abstract sculptures?

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Henry Moore

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Michelangelo

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Pablo Picasso

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 35

Why is it important to consider the balance of a sculpture?

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To prevent it from falling over

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To make it look more attractive

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To create a sense of movement

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To make it heavier

Question 36

Which tool is best for smoothing the surface of a clay sculpture?

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Sponge

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Hammer

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Chisel

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Palette knife

Question 37

What do you call the process of pouring liquid metal into a mold to make a sculpture?

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Casting

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Modelling

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Carving

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Assembling

Question 38

Which of the following is NOT a key concept in this unit?

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Using 2D design principles

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Understanding 3D forms

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Applying different sculpture techniques

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Exploring various materials

Question 39

What is the main purpose of using armatures in sculpture?

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To provide support and structure

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To create fine details

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To add texture to the surface

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To attach pieces together

Question 40

Which material is NOT commonly used in assemblage sculptures?

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Modeling clay

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Wood

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Metal

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Found items

Question 41

What is the main difference between additive and subtractive sculpture techniques?

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Additive methods add material, while subtractive methods take it away

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Additive techniques are better for large sculptures, subtractive for small sculptures

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Additive techniques are easier to learn than subtractive techniques

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There's no difference between these sculpture techniques

Question 42

Which material is NOT usually used for making sculptures?

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Plastic wrap

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Clay

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Wood

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Metal

Question 43

What's the main difference between a relief and a free-standing sculpture?

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A relief sculpture is attached to a background, but a free-standing one isn't.

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A relief sculpture is always smaller than a free-standing one.

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Relief sculptures are made of clay, and free-standing ones are made of stone.

Question 44

Imagine you're sculpting a person's feelings. What's the best way to show this?

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Make their face and body show the emotion.

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Only use things found in nature for the sculpture.

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Use lots of bright colours on the sculpture.

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Make the sculpture really, really big.

Question 45

Why do sculptors use armature inside clay sculptures?

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To make a strong frame so the clay doesn't droop.

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To make the clay dry faster.

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To make the sculpture colourful.

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To make the sculpture's surface bumpy or rough.

Question 46

Which tool would be BEST for making a sculpture's surface rough or bumpy?

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A tool to carve or press patterns into the clay.

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Adding a smooth, shiny layer on top of the sculpture.

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Painting the sculpture with different colours.

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Using very smooth clay.

Question 47

You're sculpting a bird flying. What's MOST important to think about?

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The curved shape of the bird's wings to show it flying.

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What material to use for the sculpture.

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How big the bird's beak should be.

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What colour to make the bird's feathers.

Question 48

Why do artists make a small model, called a maquette, before a big sculpture?

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To try out the design and change things before making it big.

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To impress other artists with their skills.

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To make a sculpture with lots of tiny details.

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To use up leftover materials.

Question 49

Which of these famous artists is known for making sculptures?

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Henry Moore

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Claude Monet

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Vincent van Gogh

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Leonardo da Vinci

Question 50

You're making a dragon sculpture. How can you use empty space to make it look cooler?

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Carve away spaces around the dragon to make it look like it's moving.

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Make the dragon's tongue stick out.

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Use bright colours on the dragon's scales.

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Give the dragon lots of details and scales.

Question 51

You need a material that's strong but can also look delicate. Which is BEST?

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Metal wire

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Cardboard

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Playdough

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Paper mache