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What type of environment sculpture is the above sculpture an example of?

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natural sculpture
B
site specific sculpture
C
sculpture series
D
installation sculpture
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In sculpture in the round, the division of positive and negative space is dependent on the _______________________

A
technique and materials used by the artist.
B
artist’s perspective.
C
focus and interest of the viewer.
D
angle the sculpture is being viewed from.
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The image above shows Mount Rushmore, which is located in the U.S. state of South Dakota. Mount Rushmore is considered a relief sculpture because _____________

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it was carved into a rock surface on one side.
B
it can only be viewed from a front perspective, rather than from all around.
C
parts of the sculpture were carved so that over half of the image extends from the background to create shadowing.
D
of all of the above reasons.
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The image above shows Mount Rushmore, which is located in the U.S. state of South Dakota. Mount Rushmore is considered a relief sculpture because _____________

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it was carved into a rock surface on one side.
B
it can only be viewed from a front perspective, rather than from all around.
C
parts of the sculpture were carved so that over half of the image extends from the background to create shadowing.
D
of all of the above reasons.
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Which sculpture technique is more commonly used by modern artists than by artists in the past?

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assemblage
B
carving
C
casting
D
modeling
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Which of the following is not true?

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Sculpture is the oldest known art form, and continues to be popular among modern artists.
B
Sculpture in the round is a form of representational art.
C
Sculptures can communicate many aspects, including movement and dynamic forms.
D
The materials an artists chooses to use is dependent on availability and cost.
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______(1)______ is a technique for ______(2)______ in which wax is carved then heated after a mold is made, then heated so that the wax melts, leaving an impression.

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(1) Lost wax; (2) casting
B
(1) Modeling; (2) staging
C
(1) Lost wax; (2) carving
D
(1) Modeling; (2) sculpture

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