1. A two-dimensional form that occupies an area is called a (n). 2. A (n) is a three-dimensional form that occupies a volume of space. 3. A shape we detach and focus on is known as the. 4. The is surrounding visual information. 5. A shape that stands out to the viewer can be called a (n). 6. A shape that is part of the background can be called a (n). 7. A (n) approximates regular, named shapes, such as a square, triangle, or circle. 8. A (n) is irregular and evokes the living forms of nature.

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Jon Mcconnell

Mathematics

1 July, 17:34

1. A two-dimensional form that occupies an area is called a (n). 2. A (n) is a three-dimensional form that occupies a volume of space. 3. A shape we detach and focus on is known as the. 4. The is surrounding visual information. 5. A shape that stands out to the viewer can be called a (n). 6. A shape that is part of the background can be called a (n). 7. A (n) approximates regular, named shapes, such as a square, triangle, or circle. 8. A (n) is irregular and evokes the living forms of nature.

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Colten Torres · Answer 1

1) Plane shape

2) Solid shape

3)

4) Perimeter

5) Aerial view

6) Shadow

7) Mensuration

8) Water

Braeden Bates · Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Plane shape

2. mass

3. figure

4. ground

5. Positive shape

6. negative shape

7.) geometrical shape

8) organic shape