3-D work with conventional and non-conventional materials

Question 1 of 9

Using discarded bottle caps to make art is an example of using

A. non-conventional (found) materials B. traditional oil paints C. marble D. bronze casting

Question 2 of 9

Assemblage is art made by

A. printing B. painting on canvas C. drawing with pencil D. combining found objects into a 3-D work

Question 3 of 9

Using discarded plastic bottles to make an artwork is an example of using

A. marble B. traditional oil paint only C. non-conventional (recycled) materials D. bronze

Question 4 of 9

Papier-mâché is made from

A. paper and paste B. clay and water C. metal and glue D. stone and sand

Question 5 of 9

Wire sculpture is made by

A. bending and twisting wire into forms B. carving stone C. printing D. painting

Question 6 of 9

Modelling with paper strips or pulp soaked in paste is

A. welding B. terracotta C. lost-wax casting D. papier-mâché

Question 7 of 9

Modelling is an

A. additive sculpture method B. subtractive method C. printing method D. weaving method

Question 8 of 9

Plaster of Paris is used for

A. casting moulds and sculptures B. painting walls only C. weaving D. printing

Question 9 of 9

A sculpture made by joining found or recycled objects is

A. a relief print B. an assemblage C. a fresco D. a tapestry

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