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1st Semester 3D 1 Final Exam review 2025

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Principle of _______________ refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements. It could be black and white, dark and light, and even rough and smooth.

a)

movement

b)

line

c)

space

d)

contrast

2.

This Principle is when there is a feeling of harmony between all parts of the artwork, which creates a sense of completeness. Something is similar!

a)

unity

b)

variety

c)

lines

d)

emphasis

3.

Visual _________ leads your eye through an artwork. There is a pathway that our eye easily follows.

a)

Contrast

b)

Movement

c)

Scale

d)

Balance

4.

This sculpture uses ___________, which has depth, width, and height. It is the distance or areas around or between objects. It can be open or cramped.

a)

space

b)

pattern

c)

texture

d)

line

5.

This Principle is when an artwork has a center of interest. This is where your eye goes first when looking at an artwork.

a)

pattern

b)

texture

c)

emphasis

d)

contrast

6.

This type of balance is when there is unequal visual weight. One side is visually "heavier" than the other.

a)

symmetrical balance

b)

harmony

c)

rhythm

d)

asymmetrical balance

7.

Which step is first in blended, self-paced learning?

a)

Practice Activity

b)

Edpuzzle + guided notes

c)

Mastery Check

d)


Recording a video of yourself

8.

This is a 2-dimensional mark on a surface that describes a shape or outline.

a)

typo

b)

space

c)

variety

d)

line

9.

The element of shape is flat, which means it is _____ -dimensional.

a)

three

b)

one

c)

five

d)

two

10.

These are the rules that govern how the Elements are used and organized in an artwork. Examples include balance, variety, and emphasis.

a)

Elements of Design

b)

Principles of Design

c)

Car design

d)

Ceramics

11.

We use this pottery tool meant for smoothing the clay surface, especially when leatherhard and smooth out slabs of clay.

a)

rubber rib

b)

sculpting tool

c)

ribbon tool

d)

texture mat

12.

Unfired clay that is free of water and ready to fire; most fragile state.

a)

plastic

b)

bisqueware

c)

glazeware

d)

bone dry

13.

In our class, what do we call the document that helps us keep track of our pace within each lesson?

a)

Mastery Based Grading

b)

Personal Progress Tracker

c)

Revisions

d)


Self-Paced Learning

14.

This is a great tool for scoring, poking holes, and drawing on the clay surface.

a)

ribbon tool

b)

hole cutter

c)

needle tool

d)

rolling pin

15.

At which stage of clay can you NOT recycle your clay? 

a)

slip

b)

bisqueware

c)

leatherhard

d)

plastic

16.

What is self-paced learning?

a)

Students are presented with a unit's worth of work and complete it at individual paces.

b)


Students learn from videos.

c)


Students choose their own curriculum and learn it how and when they want to learn it.

d)


Students learn the material all at the same time.

17.

What is the process of removing air pockets out of clay?

a)

Oh silly goose! You don't have to get them out!

b)

Throwing it over and over again.

c)

Cutting in and stacking it back together.

d)

Wedging!

18.

What should you do during an instructional video? (Mark all answers that apply!)

a)

Pause when distracted or rewind if you don't understand.

b)

Block out distractions.

c)

Use headphones or earbuds.

d)

Take notes.

19.

What can you do with clay when it is in the plastic stage? (There is more than 1 answer.)

a)

wedge it!

b)

glaze it!

c)

score & slip the clay!

d)

fire it in the kiln!

20.

A handbuilding technique of rolling out the clay and creating rope-like or snake-like pieces of clay. This can be used for decorative purposes, like creating texture, or for creating structures.

a)

slabbing

b)

pinching

c)

draping

d)

coiling

21.

When storing your clay projects (in-progress, as in you're still working on your artwork!), you should place it inside a (a)   .

22.

What is blended learning?

a)

Classroooms where students come from a blend of different backgrounds and abilities

b)

Classrooms that use writing and reading to teach.

c)


Classrooms where there are more than one chance to succeed.

d)

Classrooms where students often watch instructional videos rather than live lectures.

23.

What is slip?

a)

When you fall on a banana in Mario Kart.

b)

Liquid clay (clay mixed with lots of water!)

c)

Clay that you can model and mold

d)

A type of glue

24.

What do we call the stage of clay that is partially dried but still flexible enough to carve or join pieces together?

a)

Glazeware

b)

Bone dry

c)

Leatherhard

d)

Bisqueware