Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 2 (CBSE) · Art Education
Chapter: Chapter 4 — Chapter 4: Clay Modelling
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. How do we make a ball shape with clay? [1]
(A) Roll it between our palms
(B) Cut it with scissors
(C) Burn it
(D) Freeze it
2. How do we make a snake shape with clay? [1]
(A) Roll it on a table into a long shape
(B) Fold it in half
(C) Paint it first
(D) Leave it flat
3. What should we keep clean while modelling clay? [1]
(A) Our hands and table
(B) Only our shoes
(C) The ceiling
(D) Nothing
4. A ball-shaped clay piece can become a: [1]
(A) Fruit
(B) Snake
(C) Rope
(D) Line
5. What are three ways to shape clay? [1]
(A) Pressing, pinching and flattening
(B) Only burning
(C) Only freezing
(D) Only cutting
6. What happens when we let a clay model air-dry? [1]
(A) It becomes hard
(B) It disappears
(C) It turns to water
(D) It melts
7. Why should we let a clay model dry? [1]
(A) So it keeps its shape longer
(B) So it becomes soft
(C) So it disappears
(D) No reason
8. What can clay modelling help us create? [1]
(A) Many creative models
(B) Nothing useful
(C) Only one shape ever
(D) Only flat pictures
9. How do we make a ball shape with clay? [1]
(A) Roll it between our palms
(B) Cut it with scissors
(C) Burn it
(D) Freeze it
10. How do we make a snake shape with clay? [1]
(A) Roll it on a table into a long shape
(B) Fold it in half
(C) Paint it first
(D) Leave it flat
11. What should we keep clean while modelling clay? [1]
(A) Our hands and table
(B) Only our shoes
(C) The ceiling
(D) Nothing
12. A ball-shaped clay piece can become a: [1]
(A) Fruit
(B) Snake
(C) Rope
(D) Line
13. What are three ways to shape clay? [1]
(A) Pressing, pinching and flattening
(B) Only burning
(C) Only freezing
(D) Only cutting
14. What happens when we let a clay model air-dry? [1]
(A) It becomes hard
(B) It disappears
(C) It turns to water
(D) It melts
15. Why should we let a clay model dry? [1]
(A) So it keeps its shape longer
(B) So it becomes soft
(C) So it disappears
(D) No reason
16. What can clay modelling help us create? [1]
(A) Many creative models
(B) Nothing useful
(C) Only one shape ever
(D) Only flat pictures