Multiple Choice


1	The Bauhaus was:
		A)	a German beer hall where artists gathered
		B)	a comic strip published by the German underground during WW II
		C)	a German school of architecture
		D)	all of the above
		E)	none of the above


2	A three-dimensional, moving sculpture is called a:
		A)	mobile
		B)	relief
		C)	installation
		D)	silhouette
		E)	happening


3	The sculptural term meaning to carve or cut away materials is called:
		A)	division
		B)	substitution
		C)	subtraction
		D)	addition
		E)	multiplication


4	All of the following are three-dimensional arts except:
		A)	mobiles
		B)	sculptures
		C)	silk screens
		D)	ceramics
		E)	fiberwork


5	Who said, "Form follows function"?
		A)	Marshall McLuhan
		B)	Frank Lloyd Wright
		C)	Louis Sullivan
		D)	Frank Gehry
		E)	Isamu Noguchi


6	The primary methods for creating three-dimensional forms include all of the following except:
		A)	subtraction
		B)	manipulation
		C)	addition
		D)	modelling
		E)	substitution


7	A three-dimensional work that is closed, massive, and simple is called:
		A)	atectonic
		B)	tectonic
		C)	catatonic
		D)	glyptic
		E)	none of the above


8	Three-dimensional artists who want to create stark, simple, geometric shapes are called:
		A)	minimalists
		B)	geometric artists
		C)	kineticists
		D)	pop artists
		E)	mobilists


9	Alexander Calder is noted for his:
		A)	explorations of negative space
		B)	mobiles
		C)	watercolor paintings of the sea
		D)	lifesize, cast bronze figures
		E)	environments

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