What is the main theme of the book 'The Scraps Book' by Lois Ehlert?

• The impact of technology on art

• Creativity and inspiration from everyday materials

• The importance of proper waste disposal

• The history of scrapbooking in America

How does the author use found objects in the book?

• The author uses found objects to cook meals in the book.

• The author uses found objects to start a business in the book.

• The author uses found objects to create art and tell a story in the book.

• The author uses found objects to build a spaceship in the book.

What inspired the author to write 'The Scraps Book'?

• Her own childhood experiences and her love for creating art from found objects

• A science fiction novel she read as a child

• A famous artist's work that she saw in a museum

• A dream she had about a magical world made of scraps

In what ways does the author incorporate found objects into the illustrations?

• By using materials such as fabric, paper, and other everyday items to create texture and depth in the artwork.

• By avoiding the use of any materials other than paint and brushes

• By incorporating only photographs into the artwork

• By using only digital tools and software to create the illustrations

What message does the author convey through the use of found objects in the book?

• The author conveys the message of laziness and lack of effort in creating original work

• The author conveys the message of conformity and following traditional methods

• The author conveys the message of wastefulness and disregard for the environment

• Creativity, resourcefulness, and the potential for beauty in unexpected places

What are some examples of found objects used in the book?

• A key, a map, a letter, a photograph

• A rock, a shoe, a tree branch, a flower

How does the author's use of found objects make the book unique?

• It makes the book more predictable

• It makes the book less relatable

• It adds a unique and tangible element to the storytelling.

• It has no impact on the storytelling

What impact does the use of found objects have on the overall story?

• It has no impact on the story

• It can add depth and authenticity to the story.

• It confuses the audience

• It makes the story less believable

How does the author's inspiration for the book reflect in the storytelling?

• The author's inspiration has no impact on the storytelling

• The author's inspiration comes from other people's stories

• The author's personal experiences, emotions, and perspectives are reflected in the storytelling.

• The author's inspiration is purely based on research and facts

What can readers learn from the author's approach to using found objects in the book?

• Creativity and resourcefulness

• The author's disregard for proper storytelling

• The author's obsession with hoarding useless items

• The author's laziness and lack of originality