Sculpture and Acrylic Review for 7th grade

Is this sculpture or relief sculpture?

What kind of paint is translucent: Watercolor or Acrylic?

Name a material that sculpture can be made from (cannot be an answer already stated if this question was already asked)

What do you call any 3D art?

What kind of paint is water-based, NEEDS water added to use it and CAN be damaged by water, even after it is dry?

What is the definition of Sculpture?

What is the restriction that makes a sculpture a RELIEF?

Name a material that sculpture can be made from (cannot be an answer already stated if this question was already asked)

What kind of paint is water-and-polymer-based, permanent once it is dry and needs no water added to it to use it?

Is this sculpture or relief sculpture?

Name a material that sculpture can be made from (cannot be an answer already stated if this question was already asked)

What is the name of the language where people can communicate with their hands?

What does this mean?

What does this mean?

Which paint would you use, and what would you have to do to it, if you wanted paint that was translucent, but permanent: Watercolor with less water in it so it is thicker OR acrylic with water in it so it is thinner?

What is the substance that starts out like a powder, is activated by water, gets warm and then hardens?

What kind of paint is opaque: Watercolor or Acrylic?

What is infused with plaster to become "plaster strips"?

What do you call a frame with a thick piece of fabric stretched across it?

What do you call a board that is coated in a thick fabric?