The cards Question In art, what is craft? Tap to flip Answer The designing and hand making of individual objects and artefacts. Question In art, what are materials? Tap to flip Answer The resources that artists, craftspeople and designers use to create work. Question What does 'functional' mean for an object? Tap to flip Answer Designed to be practical and useful rather than simply attractive. Question Give one reason craft was once seen as lesser than Fine Art. Tap to flip Answer It was functional, or it was often practised by women. Question Does craft include only functional objects? Tap to flip Answer No. Craft includes both functional and non-functional items. Question What is weaving? Tap to flip Answer Making fabric by interlocking two sets of yarn or threads. Question In weaving, what are the warp threads? Tap to flip Answer The vertical threads that run up and down. Question In weaving, are the weft threads vertical or horizontal? Tap to flip Answer Horizontal. Question At what angle are the two sets of yarns interlaced in weaving? Tap to flip Answer At right angles. Question Is weaving a recent craft or one of the oldest? Tap to flip Answer One of the oldest crafts, practised by various communities worldwide. Question Besides making fabric, what can weaving do as an art form? Tap to flip Answer Tell stories and reflect cultural heritage. Question What is adornment? Tap to flip Answer Decorating the body to express who we are. Question What is collage? Tap to flip Answer An art technique where different materials are glued onto a surface to make a new artwork. Question What is a stereotype? Tap to flip Answer An idea or belief about a group or an individual that might not be true and can lead to unfair judgements. Question Give one part of the body that body adornment can decorate or modify. Tap to flip Answer E.g. hair, nails, skin, or the body through clothing or jewellery. Question Give one part of identity that body adornment can show. Tap to flip Answer E.g. gender, family or social status. Question What is pottery? Tap to flip Answer Objects made from clay that are shaped and then baked until hard. Question In art, what is form? Tap to flip Answer The shape or 3D structure of an object that has height, width and depth. Question What is the function of an object? Tap to flip Answer Its practical use or purpose. Question Besides practical items, what has pottery been used for through history? Tap to flip Answer As a medium for artistic expression and storytelling. Question What is quilting? Tap to flip Answer Stitching layers of material together to create a blanket, often with patterns or images. Question What does 'subversive' mean? Tap to flip Answer Challenging traditional ideas or social norms. Question What is a symbol? Tap to flip Answer A sign, object or image that stands for something else. Question What is symbolism? Tap to flip Answer The use of symbols to express deeper meanings or ideas. Question How have artists used quilting as a form of activism? Tap to flip Answer To raise awareness about social issues. Question Is quilting usually solitary or often collaborative? Tap to flip Answer Often collaborative, with several people working on a project together. Question What is a puppet? Tap to flip Answer A hand-made figure, human, animal or abstract, that is controlled by a person. Question What are geometric shapes? Tap to flip Answer Regular, mathematical shapes like circles, squares and triangles with clear, defined edges. Question In art, what does 'organic' describe? Tap to flip Answer Free-flowing, irregular and natural curves. Question Can puppets be 2D, 3D or both? Tap to flip Answer Both: puppets can be 2D or 3D. Question How do puppets convey a type of personality? Tap to flip Answer By using human characteristics. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage Key stage 3 (Years 7–9) Course KS3 Art and Design Unit An overview of craft England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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