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WorksheetsSculptures and clay
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Art that has height, width and depth is called...
Painting
Drawing
Sculpture
Carving
When using clay, to keep it from drying out you need to.....
put it into an air tight plastic bag.
leave it out.
wrap it in paper towels.
put it in a paper bag.
What is the ingredients for Salt Dough?
2 Cups all-purpose flour, 1 Cup of Salt, 2 Tablespoons of White Glue, 1 Cup of Water
1 Cup of Glue and 1 Cup of Flour
2 Tablespoons of Salt, 1 Cup of Flour and 1 Tablespoon of Water
1 Cup of Flour and 1 Cup of Salt
What is a coil?
clay rolled into a ball and then pinched to make a cup shape.
Clay that has been rolled out and made into a long rope-like shape, then rolled up into a spiral.
Flattened clay that has been rolled out.
Clay that has been baked by a kiln.
What is a pinch pot?
Clay that has been rolled out into a rope and then rolled into a spiral.
Clay that has been baked.
clay rolled into a ball and then pinched to make a cup shape.
Clay that has been flattened.
What is a slab?
Clay that has been flattened.
Clay that has been rolled out into a rope-like shape and then spiraled.
Clay that has been rolled into a ball.
Clay that has been baked.
Check which are true about Canopic Jars....
Jars that were used in Ancient Egypt to hold the organs so the body can be mummified.
The jars are random animals.
Jars come in a set of 4.
The jars contain: the Liver, the Stomach, the Lungs, and the Intestines.
What is the element Form?
is three-dimensional and encloses space. Like a shape, a form has length and width, but it also has depth.
an enclosed line.
A shape drawn with lines.
A flat shape.
What is proportion?
when two sides are equal.
an enclosed line.
a part considered in comparative relation to a whole, scale.
An arrangement of colors that an artist uses.
What is the difference between two-dimensional and three-dimensional?
Two-dimensional is art that has height, width and depth and three-dimensional is art that has height and width with no depth.
Two-dimensional is art that is creative and three-dimensional is art that is not creative.
Two-dimensional is art that has lines and three-dimensional is art doesn't have lines.
Two-dimensional is art that has height and width with no depth and three-dimensional is art that has height, width and depth.
