3D Design Learning Quizzes for Year 6 Art Students

Question 1

How can you create a sense of depth in a 3D design?

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Shading

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Colour mixing

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Outlining

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Stippling

Question 2

What's the purpose of making a prototype in 3D design?

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To test and improve a design

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To create the final product

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To show off the design to others

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To sell the design

Question 3

Which material is commonly used in 3D printing?

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Plastic

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Paper

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Wood

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Metal

Question 4

What's the difference between a sketch and a technical drawing?

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A sketch is freehand, while a technical drawing is precise.

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A technical drawing is freehand, while a sketch is precise.

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They are both the same thing.

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A sketch is used for final designs, while a technical drawing is used for prototypes.

Question 5

Which of these careers involves 3D design?

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Architect

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Doctor

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Lawyer

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Teacher

Question 6

What's the difference between additive and subtractive manufacturing?

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Additive manufacturing adds layers of material, while subtractive manufacturing removes material.

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Subtractive manufacturing adds layers of material, while additive manufacturing removes material.

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They are both the same thing.

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Additive manufacturing is used for 3D printing, while subtractive manufacturing is used for traditional sculpture.

Question 7

Which material is known for its softness and ease of shaping, making it popular in 3D design?

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Clay

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Wood

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Paper

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Metal

Question 8

Which of these is a feature of 'organic' shapes in 3D design?

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Smooth, flowing lines

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Sharp, straight lines

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Lots of circles

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Right angles

Question 9

Why is it important to consider the 'scale' of a 3D design?

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To make sure it is the right size for its purpose

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To make it look more realistic

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To reduce the amount of materials used

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To make it easier to transport

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT an application of 3D design?

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Making animations

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Building design

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Creating jewelry

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Medical imaging

Question 11

Which of these helps designers create eco-friendly 3D artworks?

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Using recycled materials

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Using excessive glue

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Designing easily breakable objects

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Ignoring environmental concerns

Question 12

Which of the following best describes an element of 3D design?

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A shape or form created in three dimensions

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A color that can be used in the artwork

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A feeling created in the viewer by the artwork

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A type of material used in the artwork

Question 13

Which of the following is a three-dimensional shape?

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Sphere

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Square

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Triangle

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Pentagon

Question 14

What is the main purpose of creating a maquette in 3D design?

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To create a small-scale model for testing ideas

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To display the final artwork

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To store the materials used in the artwork

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To sell the artwork to a collector

Question 15

Which of the following is a type of 3D printing technology?

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Fused deposition modeling

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Laser cutting

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Screen printing

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Embroidery

Question 16

Why is experimentation important in 3D design?

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To develop new ideas

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To save time and money

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To copy other people's designs

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To avoid making mistakes

Question 17

What type of texture can you feel but not see?

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Tactile

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Visual

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Auditory

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Olfactory

Question 18

What is the process of molding a material into a particular shape called?

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Modeling

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Carving

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Casting

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Assembling

Question 19

Why is using a base important when creating a 3D object?

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To provide stability

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To add weight

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To create texture

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To enhance the design

Question 20

How do additive and subtractive techniques differ in 3D design?

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Additive involves adding material, subtractive involves removing it.

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Additive is used for small objects, while subtractive is used for large objects.

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Additive is more common than subtractive in 3D design.

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They're the same technique.

Question 21

What shape is a cube?

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3D shape

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Plane shape

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2D shape

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Irregular shape

Question 22

Which of these textures would be best for a soft toy?

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Soft

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Rough

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Smooth

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Spiky

Question 23

When creating a curved shape in paper, which technique can be used?

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Rolling

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Folding

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Cutting

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Drawing

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a common material used in 3D design?

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Oil paint

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Clay

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Paper

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Glass

Question 25

What is the name for the technique where different pieces are joined together to form a 3D structure?

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Assembly

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Modeling

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Carving

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Molding

Question 26

What is the name for a small-scale model of a three-dimensional object?

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Maquette

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Prototype

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Sketch

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Drawing

Question 27

What is the main purpose of a concept sketch in 3D design?

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To develop and share design ideas

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To create a final artwork

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To gather materials for construction

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To calculate the cost of the project

Question 28

What is the term for the way shapes and forms come together and occupy space?

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Composition

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Perspective

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Proportion

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Symmetry

Question 29

What material is well suited for 3D design due to its flexibility?

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Clay

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Wood

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Metal

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Glass

Question 30

What technique involves joining materials with glue or other adhesives?

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Assemblage

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Weaving

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Casting

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Carving

Question 31

What type of shape has three dimensions: length, width, and height?

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3D shape

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2D shape

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Flat shape

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Round shape

Question 32

What is the purpose of using texture in 3D design?

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To add visual interest and depth

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To make the object stronger

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To reduce the weight of the object

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To make the object easier to clean

Question 33

What is the most important thing to keep in mind when creating a 3D design?

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The intended purpose and audience

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The personal preferences of the artist

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The availability of materials

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The latest trends in design

Question 34

What is the difference between form and shape?

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Form is 3D while shape is 2D

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Shape is 3D while form is 2D

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Form and shape are the same thing

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Form is always curved while shape is always straight

Question 35

What is the purpose of using texture in 3D design?

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To add visual interest and variety

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To strengthen the structure

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To make the object appear lighter

Question 36

Which of the following is a subtractive technique in 3D design?

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Carving

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Modelling

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Assembling

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Painting

Question 37

What is the best way to plan a 3D design project?

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Making sketches and models

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Copying someone else's design

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Using a computer program

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Just starting to build without a plan

Question 38

What is the importance of evaluating a 3D design project?

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To identify areas for improvement

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To show off your work to others

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To prove that you are finished

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To get a good grade