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Artworks that only have length and width fall into the category of

• Three-dimensional art

• Two-dimensional art

• Sculpture

The most common example of two-dimensional art is:

• Sculpture

• Painting

• Ceramics

The element that distinguishes two-dimensional art from three-dimensional art is:

• Color

• Line

• Volume

The technique of making prints on paper falls into the category of art:

• Three-dimensional

• Two-dimensional

• Sculpture

Artworks that have volume and can be viewed from various angles fall into the category of:

• Two-dimensional art

• Three-dimensional art

• Graphic art

The most common material used in three-dimensional art is:

• Canvas

• Paper

• Clay

An example of three-dimensional art that is often found in public spaces is:

• Poster

• Sculpture

• Illustration

The technique of carving wood falls into the creation of art:

• Two-dimensional

• Three-dimensional

• Graphic

The main difference between painting and drawing is:

• Size

• Technique

• Material

The main function of visual art is:

• Just decoration

• Self-expression and communication

• Only for sale