Understanding Reuben's Sculptures
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Mia Campbell
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Mathematics, Arts, Design, Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
08:59
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the unique feature of the 'Double Raindrop' sculpture?
It uses expanding circles.
It is made entirely of metal.
It does not move.
It combines interference patterns from raindrops.
2.
Multiple Choice
Which material is noted for its pleasant smell when used in Reuben's sculptures?
Wood
Aluminum
Tule
Plastic
3.
Multiple Choice
How many motors are used in the mechanism that drives Reuben's sculptures?
Five
Eleven
Seven
Nine
4.
Multiple Choice
What is the collaboration 'Connected' about?
A sculpture made of glass
A dance performance with strings attached to dancers
A musical concert
A painting exhibition
5.
Multiple Choice
What does Reuben suggest about the nature of the Earth?
It is round.
It is wavy.
It is flat.
It is square.
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