Exploring Basic Forms from Paper Shapes

What distinguishes a shape from a form in 3D art?

• Shapes are 3D while forms are 2D

• Forms are always geometric

• Shapes and forms are the same

• Forms have height, width, and depth, unlike shapes

What materials are needed for today's exercise on creating forms?

• Paint and canvas

• Scissors, paper, and optionally tape

• Clay and wire

• Wood and saw

How can a flat rectangle be transformed into a cube?

• By folding it into a triangle

• By cutting it into smaller rectangles

• By folding and creating edges

• It cannot be turned into a cube

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CCSS.8.G.A.3

What is a cylinder formed from?

• A rectangular piece of paper

• A circular piece of paper

• A triangular piece of paper

• A square piece of paper

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CCSS.7.G.A.3

What is the term used for a 3D rectangle?

• Sphere

• Cuboid

• Cylinder

• Pyramid

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How can you create an organic or freeform shape?

• By folding paper into a specific geometric shape

• By drawing on the paper

• By crumpling the paper

• By cutting the paper into a spiral

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CCSS.RI.6.5

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What closely resembles a sphere when created from paper?

• A folded triangle

• A crumpled piece of paper

• A cut-out circle

• A tightly rolled cylinder

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CCSS.HSG.MG.A.1

For the assignment, where should students submit their work?

• Via email

• On Google Drive

• On a shared online whiteboard

• In a physical drop box

What is not a requirement for the assignment's completion?

• Using specific colors of paper

• Labeling the forms

• Creating a pyramid

• Taking a picture of the forms

What attitude does the teacher encourage towards the assignment?

• Competitiveness

• Perfectionism

• Fun and exploration

• Stress and seriousness

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