As Picasso's work became bigger and bolder, Sylvette---.

became braver and showed Picasso her sketches

Why was it interesting that Picasso used old junk to make his sculptures?

He was the richest artist who ever lived.

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Picasso and the Girl With a Ponytail

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1
Why did Picasso place a key in the hand of the sculpture?
to open new doors
to create an air of mystery
to lock away her troubles
to unlock her heart
2
Just like his pictures, Picasso seemed to---.
hide emotion
change every minute
glow from within
remain incomplete
3
What did Picasso use to make the arms and legs of a huge Sylvette sculpture?
old pieces of pottery
old copper pipes
cardboard boxes
bronze tubes
4
As Picasso's work became bigger and bolder, Sylvette---.
forgot about her father
became braver and showed Picasso her sketches
decided to ask Picasso to help her through art school
began to lose interest in painting
5
When girls in Paris and London saw Picasso's new model, they wanted to---.
get Sylvette's autograph
know Sylvette's life story
copy Sylvette's hairstyle
train to become Picasso's new model
6
When Picasso worked on the sculpture, what did Sylvette talk about?
her plans for the future
her secrets
her friends
how she hated school
7
Why was it interesting that Picasso used old junk to make his sculptures?
He had a fear of germs and scrap heaps.
He was the richest artist who ever lived.
Picasso was known as a modern artist.
He had sworn never to reuse anything in his "fresh" artwork.
8
What was in the suitcase under Sylvette's bed?
her feather collection
a box of her father's paints and paintbrushes
a sketchbook of her drawings
her diary
9
How did Sylvette's friends know the picture was of her?
They saw her ponytail.
Only Sylvette had such a sad expression.
Her dress had paint stains on it.
Picasso had written her name on it.
10
Why did Picasso say that he and Sylvette would get along?
He was as shy as Sylvette.
She would be the granddaughter he never had.
They both were dreamers.
They both loved chocolate.

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Picasso and the Girl With a Ponytail

10 termsStudBud Administration109 plays

review for AR quiz #cubistponytail

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
Why did Picasso place a key in the hand of the sculpture?
to open new doors
to create an air of mystery
to lock away her troubles
to unlock her heart
2
Just like his pictures, Picasso seemed to---.
hide emotion
change every minute
glow from within
remain incomplete
3
What did Picasso use to make the arms and legs of a huge Sylvette sculpture?
old pieces of pottery
old copper pipes
cardboard boxes
bronze tubes
4
As Picasso's work became bigger and bolder, Sylvette---.
forgot about her father
became braver and showed Picasso her sketches
decided to ask Picasso to help her through art school
began to lose interest in painting
5
When girls in Paris and London saw Picasso's new model, they wanted to---.
get Sylvette's autograph
know Sylvette's life story
copy Sylvette's hairstyle
train to become Picasso's new model
6
When Picasso worked on the sculpture, what did Sylvette talk about?
her plans for the future
her secrets
her friends
how she hated school
7
Why was it interesting that Picasso used old junk to make his sculptures?
He had a fear of germs and scrap heaps.
He was the richest artist who ever lived.
Picasso was known as a modern artist.
He had sworn never to reuse anything in his "fresh" artwork.
8
What was in the suitcase under Sylvette's bed?
her feather collection
a box of her father's paints and paintbrushes
a sketchbook of her drawings
her diary
9
How did Sylvette's friends know the picture was of her?
They saw her ponytail.
Only Sylvette had such a sad expression.
Her dress had paint stains on it.
Picasso had written her name on it.
10
Why did Picasso say that he and Sylvette would get along?
He was as shy as Sylvette.
She would be the granddaughter he never had.
They both were dreamers.
They both loved chocolate.