creates the relief mold using found material: hard foam; cardboard shapes glued on wood; strings and buttons, old screws, and metal parts glued on wood or cardboard.
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What materials can be used to create the relief mold for an art project?
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Sand, leaves, and plastic toys
Hard foam, cardboard shapes glued on wood, strings, buttons, old screws, and metal parts glued on wood or cardboard
Cotton, paper, and water
Clay, paint, and feathers
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If you were to create a relief mold using found materials, which of the following items could you use?
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Plastic bottles
Rubber balls
Stuffed animals
Strings and buttons
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What materials can be used to create the relief mold for an art project?
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If you were to create a relief mold using found materials, which of the following items could you use?
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Which of these is NOT a suitable material for creating a relief mold?
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What is a common base material to glue found objects onto when creating a relief mold?
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What type of glue is normally used to attach found objects to the base when creating a relief mold?
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What could be the possible texture of a relief mold using the found materials like hard foam, cardboard shapes, old screws, and metal parts glued on wood?
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If you use strings and buttons to make a relief mold, what should you attach them to?
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What is the term for a sculpture technique where materials are fixed or glued onto a base to create a design?
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Which of the following materials is NOT suitable for creating a relief mold?
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True or False: Only new and clean materials should be used when creating a relief mold.
