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Origami

Origami Fundamentals

What is Origami?

1. Make different shapes by cutting paper

2. Make different shapes by folding paper

3. Make different shapes by cutting and folding paper

4. Make collage by ripping the paper

Answer 


Make different shapes by folding paper 

Origami models starts with a square piece of paper that is folded in many ways to create different shapes. 

Origami Fundamentals

What is the goal of origami?

1. To create a flat sheet of paper

2. To paint intricate designs on paper

3. To transform a flat square sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques

4. To cut paper into complex shapes

Answer


To transform a flat square sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding, with the goal of transforming a flat square sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques.

Origami History

Who is known as the father of modern Origami?

1. Anja Markiewicz

2. Robert J. Lang

3. Kiyo Yoshizawa

4. Akira Yoshizawa

Answer 


Akira Yoshizawa

Born in 1911 in Japan, Akira Yoshizawa is the father of modern origami.

Origami Fundamentals

What is the name of the largest origami museum in the world?

1. Escuela Museo de Origami Zaragoza (EMOZ)

2. Tokyo Origami Museum

3. Origami Kaikan

4. Nippon Origami Museum

Answer


Origami Kaikan

The Origami Kaikan in Tokyo, Japan is the largest origami museum in the world.

Origami History

In which country was origami developed into a fine art?

1. Japan

2. China

3. India

4. Kenya

Answer 


Japan

Origami was invented in China, but did not develop it much before passing it to Japan. The Japanese developed origami and made it into an art.

Origami Fundamentals

Which of the following shapes of paper is used for Origami?

1. Square

2. Rectangle

3. Circle

4. Any of the above shape

Answer 


Square

The standard origami paper "kami" varies in size from around 7.5cm x 7.5cm (about 3 inch) up to 35cm x 35 cm (about 14 inch) squares and can be used for most kinds of origami.

Origami Fundamentals

What is the name of the traditional Japanese paper used for origami?

1. Kami

2. Yuzen

3. Chiyogami

4. Washi

Answers


Kami

Kami is the traditional Japanese paper used for origami. It is thin and strong, making it ideal for folding.

Origami Fundamentals

Which of the following is true?

1. Origami comes from Ori and Kami

2. Origami comes from Ori and Gami

3. Origami comes from Orig and Kami

4. None of the above

Answer 


Origami comes from Ori and Kami 

Origami comes from two Japanese words Ori and Kami. "Ori" means folding, and "kami" means paper.

Origami Fundamentals

Which of the following is not usually considered to be a rule of traditional origami?

1. Never cut the paper with scissors

2. Use only one square per model

3. Use only squares of paper

4. No colored paper allowed

Answer


No colored paper allowed

Origami Folds

Many origami models start from folded configurations known as ‘Bases.’ Many models can be made from one base. Which of the following is not a base?

1. Fish Base

2. Horse Base

3. Bird Base

4. Waterbomb Base

Answer


Horse Base

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