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This is a type of sculpture that depicts the human form.
a) Figurative
b) Armature
c) Abstract
d) Assemblage

This is an inner support for a sculpture, much like a skeleton.
a) Maquette
b) Fibula
c) Armature
d) Relief

This is the act hammering metal to change its shape and strength.
a) Bench Harden
b) Forge
c) Plane
d) Gauge

This is the measurement of the thickness of wire.
a) Forge
b) Mass
c) Plane
d) Gauge

This is how visual weight is distributed in a sculpture.
a) Proportion
b) Movement
c) Balance
d) Repetition

A flat surface that usually aligns with an axis.
a) Relief
b) Plane
c) Mold
d) Maquette

A small model of a sculpture
a) Maquette
b) Armature
c) Fibula
d) Amphora

A symmetrical Greek pot used for storage.
a) Lekythos
b) Krater
c) Amphora
d) Maquette

This type of sculpture expresses emotions rather than show a specific subject matter.
a) Assemblage
b) Lekythos
c) Organic
d) Abstract Expressionism

A process of sculpture in which many small pieces are put together.
a) Assemblage
b) Proportion
c) Mass
d) Fibula

This is how parts of a sculpture relate to one another.
a) Subject
b) Proportion
c) Texture
d) Assemblage

A three-dimensional element.
a) Sculpture
b) Subject
c) Armature
d) Form

Filled visual space within a work of art or areas to which the viewer's eye is drawn.
a) Proportion
b) Movement
c) Visual Weight
d) Mass

The way a viewer's eye moves through a work of art.
a) Form
b) Movement
c) Proportion
d) Relief

A sculpture created by carving or building up material on a flat surface.
a) Relief
b) Free-Standing
c) Fibula
d) Maquette

The content of a work of art.
a) Proportion
b) Armature
c) Subject
d) Form

The look or feel of the surface of a sculpture.
a) Texture
b) Gauge
c) Mass
d) Visual Weight

This type of sculpture uses free-flowing, curvaceous forms.
a) Maquette
b) Hydria
c) Free-Standing
d) Organic

This is a way to create rhythm and movement in a work of art.
a) Proportion
b) Repetition
c) Assemblage
d) Balance

A three-handled Greek pot used to collect water.
a) Hydria
b) Krater
c) Amphora
d) Lekythos

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