SW 30 Week Assessment Review

The difference between 2-dimensional art and 3-dimensional art is.....

• The composition

• Overlapping

• 3D art shows depth

• What materials they are created with

Which metal is commonly used in welding due to its cost effectiveness and ability to withstand high temperatures?

• Iron

• Copper

• Steel

• Bronze

What tool is essential for cutting metal sheets and rods in metal sculpture?

• Chisel

• Hammer

• Welding Torch

• Plasma Cutter

What is the term for the process of heating metal and then shaping the metal by hammering or pressing it into a desired form?

• Casting

• Forging

• Welding

• Soldering

Which type of metal sculpture involves heating metal until it's red-hot and then shaping it with tools?

• Welded sculpture

• Cast Sculpture

• Forged Sculpture

• Assembled Sculpture

What is the primary purpose of using a wire brush in metal sculpture?

• To add texture to the metal surface

• To polish the finished sculpture

• To remove rust and scale

• To create intricate designs

What technique involves heating metal pieces until they fuse together in metal sculpture?

• Soldering

• Riveting

• Brazing

• Welding

A chemical process that occurs with time & use as the metal reacts to its environment.

• Patina

• Varnish

• Sealant

• Enamel

Which technique to protect a metal sculpture can best be defined as "a type of coating that is applied as a free flowing dry powder".

• Enamel coating

• Anodizing

• Powder coating

• Grease sealants

Proportion is....

• a geometric shape

• size relationships within one object

• the arrangement of elements in an artwork

• a professional artist’s tool