Trivia Quiz On Sculpture Art
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Below is a Trivia Quiz on Sculpture Art. The ancient Greeks are known for their sculpture creation skills with some structures being left in perfect shape till date. Sculpture made in the last days when compared to today varies, and the quiz below is perfect seeing if you have what it takes to build a sculpture that can stand the test of time. Give it a try!
- 1.A piece of art made by combining a collection of three- dimensional objects into a whole. It is usually made from scraps, junk, or various man-made or natural objects.
- A.
Collage
- B.
Assemblage
- C.
Constructive Art
- D.
Mounted Sculpture
- 2.In sculpture, the skill with which one uses tools and materials is called
- A.
Technique
- B.
Ability
- C.
Construction
- D.
Craftsmanship
- 3.An art material made of paper torn into strips or made into pulp and mixed with paste or glue. It can be molded into various shapes when wet and produces a solid material that is quite strong when it dries.
- A.
Papier Mache
- B.
Mod Podge
- C.
Assemblage
- D.
Mixed Media
- 4.A sculpture intended to be viewed from all sides is called a _________________ sculpture.
- A.
Freestanding
- B.
360
- C.
Round-view
- D.
Multifaceted
- 5.___________________ is to shape by skilled use of the hands, modeling.
- A.
Sculpt
- B.
Manipulation
- C.
Building
- D.
Forming
- 6.A sculpture technique meaning to shape a pliable material is called _____________________________.
- A.
Modeling
- B.
Shaping
- C.
Manipulating
- D.
Molding
- 7.The art of shaping expressive three-dimensional forms is called _________________________.
- A.
Molding
- B.
3D Design
- C.
Construction
- D.
Sculpture
- 8.A negative (hollow) form that is filled with a material such as plaster or metal and removed when the material hardens into the shape of the negative space.
- A.
Cavity
- B.
Form
- C.
Mold
- D.
Cast
- 9.A support upon which clay or other materials may be used in building or fashioning an image. A skeleton-like base used to support constructions of clay or papier-mâché, usually made of stiff wire
- A.
Mount
- B.
Armature
- C.
Framework
- D.
Foundation
- 10.A form of sculpture in which the image projects from a background.
- A.
Projection
- B.
Relief
- C.
Mold
- D.
Cast
- 11.To lay a light, semi-transparent color on a surface already painted with another color, to unify or soften the area and create a textural quality; usually accomplished with a dry-brush.
- A.
Scumble
- B.
Stipple
- C.
Coat
- D.
Glaze
- 12.A sculptural technique which material is carved or cut away. Carving is a way of making sculpture by cutting away unwanted parts. A
- A.
Additive
- B.
Excavative
- C.
Relief
- D.
Subtractive
- 13.A sculptural tool used in the subtractive process. Used by sculptors for carving stone, wood, and other materials.
- A.
Carver's Blade
- B.
Pickaxe
- C.
Chisel
- D.
Exacto Blade
- 14.Sculptures that are moved either by natural forces, such as wind, or by devices such as motors and cranks.
- A.
Kinetic
- B.
Organic
- C.
Moving
- D.
Mobile
- 15.An exact copy or reproduction of an artwork, sometimes made on a smaller scale than the original.
- A.
Miniature
- B.
Replica
- C.
Copy
- D.
Mold
- 16.An opening, hole, or empty space, often used in modern sculpture.
- A.
Void
- B.
Gap
- C.
Negative
- D.
Window
- 17.The portion of the work on which the sculpture rests.
- A.
Mount
- B.
Armature
- C.
Base
- D.
Framework
- 18.A sculptural technique in which liquid materials are shaped by pouring into a mold.
- A.
Casting
- B.
Binding
- C.
Shaping
- D.
Modeling
- 19.A carved, modeled, or sculpted three-dimensional figure, especially of a person or animal, that stands up by itself.
- A.
Sculpture
- B.
Monument
- C.
Memorial
- D.
Statue
- 20.A three-dimensional, moving sculpture, that hangs from the ceiling. A type of sculpture in which objects are suspended and balanced so that they are moved by currents of air.
- A.
Suspension Art
- B.
Mobile
- C.
Hanging Art
- D.
Aero Art
- 21.This image is an example of _________________________________.
- A.
Collage
- B.
Assemblage
- C.
Relief
- D.
Subtractive Sculpture
- 22.This image is an example of _________________________________.
- A.
Subtractive Sculpture
- B.
Relief Sculpture
- C.
Assemblage Sculpture
- D.
Additive Sculpture
- 23.This image is an example of _________________________________.
- A.
A monument
- B.
A memorial
- C.
A statue
- D.
A relief
- 24.This image is an example of _________________________________.
- A.
A Suspension Sculpture
- B.
A Mobile
- C.
A Hanging Sculpture
- D.
An Aero Sculpture
- 25.This image is an example of _________________________________.
- A.
A relief
- B.
A cavity
- C.
A cast
- D.
A mold
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