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What did papier mâché objects include?

What did papier mâché replace?

The Art of Papier Mâché

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Explore the history and uses of papier mâché through a series of engaging questions. From its origins to popular applications, test your knowledge on this versatile craft material.

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What did papier mâché replace?
Wood
Metal
Glass
Japanese lacquer
2
What did papier mâché objects include?
Boxes and trays
Computers and phones
Clothes and shoes
Cars and planes
3
What was mixed with papier mâché?
Tar or pitch
Water or oil
Glue or flour
Sand or clay
4
What was used to make furniture?
Glass
Plastic
Stone
Papier mâché
5
What is 'japanning'?
Cooking method
Building houses
Creating lacquer look
Making paper
6
True or false: Papier mâché is waterproof
True
False
7
What did papier mâché replace in America?
Old banknotes
Coins
Checks
Credit cards
8
What is papier mâché made from?
Clay and water
Paper and paste
Wood and glue
Metal and oil
9
What period was papier mâché popular?
Medieval
Renaissance
Modern
Georgian and Victorian
10
What was a common use in 1700s England?
Building materials
Decorative ornaments
Food containers
Clothing
11
Where was papier mâché first used?
China and Tibet
Europe
South America
Africa
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What was used to decorate objects?
Fabric and thread
Shells and gold
Stones and gems
Paint and ink