G1 4Q ARTS

What is the difference between 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional artwork?

• 2D artwork has only front and back sides, while 3D artwork has many sides.

• 2D artwork has only left and right sides, while 3D artwork has top and bottom sides.

• 2D artwork has only top and bottom sides, while 3D artwork has front and back sides.

• 2D artwork has only one side, while 3D artwork has two sides.

Which materials can be used in creating a 3-dimensional object?

• Clay or wood

• Glass or metal

• Plastic or rubber

• Fabric or yarn

What are the characteristics of 2D artworks?

• They have only left and right sides.

• They have only front and back sides.

• They have height, depth, and width.

• They have height and width.

What are the characteristics of 3D artworks?

• They have height and width.

• They have height, depth, and width.

• They have only front and back sides.

• They have only left and right sides.

What is the distance from the top or surface of something to its bottom called?

• Width

• Depth

• Height

• Length

Which material can be used in making 3D objects along with clay and wood?

• Glass

• Metal

• Cardboard

• Plastic

What is the distance between the left side and right side of an object called?

• Width

• Length

• Depth

• Height

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of 2D artworks?

• They have only front and back sides.

• They have height and width.

• They are flat artworks.

• They have height, depth, and width.

Which of the following is NOT a material used in making 3D objects?

• Cardboard

• Paper

• Glass

• Wood

What is the top side and bottom side of an object collectively known as?

• Depth

• Width

• Length

• Height