Sculptures and Crafts (Grade 4 Art Quarter 4)

(a)   is the art of creating figures or designs in three-dimensional form.

A ​ (a)   has length, width and ​​ (b)   and can be produced by ​ (c)   or molding the figure from a chunk of material like ​ (d)   or clay or by assembling the parts of the figure and ​ (e)   the parts together.

• sculpture
• depth
• carving
• wood
• gluing
• height
• cutting

(a)   is considered a two-dimensional object that people use to write, draw, paint, or print. This is also used for creating sculptures.

(a)   refers to a paper mache made using carved wooden sculpture used as a mold. It originated in the town of Paete, Laguna, in the Philippines.

Paper mache literally means __________.

• bond paper

• creeped paper

• chewed paper

• chained paper

It is a composite material consisiting of paper pieces or pulp. sometimes reinforced with textiles and bound and adhesive such as glue, starch, or wallpaper paste.

(a)  

(a)   is a heavy sticky soil material that can be molded, heated, and dried to create bricks, pottery and figurine. It is also commonly used for sculpting. It is the most flexible of all sculpting materials and the easiest to shape.

Among the most famous clay sculptures is the ​ (a)   , a collection of more than ​ (b)   clay sculptures resembling warriors of Emperor ​ (c)   , China's first emperor. It was unearth in ​ (d)   in ​ (e)   in China.

• Terracutta Army
• 8000
• Qin Shi Huan Di
• 1974
• Shaanxi Province
• Beijing
• 800
• Terraces Army
• 1947

This is an ancient clay jar excavated from a burial site in one of the Tabon Caves in Palawan, Philippines. It is dated back to 890-710 BC.

• Mananggul jar

• Mananangal jar

• Manunggul jar

• Menunggul jar

The manunggul jar's front figure is a ​ (a)   while the rear figure is holding a ​ (b)   directing the ​ (c)   and the ​ (d)   of the man to the ​ (e)   .

• deceased man
• steering paddle
• boat
• soul
• afterlife