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The correct answer is Geometric.
What are geometric shapes?
Any building, whether open or closed, with a specific shape and characteristics composed of lines, curves, and points is referred to as a geometric shape. Square, rectangle, circle, cone, cylinder, sphere, and so on are a few examples of well-known geometric shapes. Each of these shapes has some characteristics that set them apart from other shapes.
An object or shape in geometry is referred to as being open if it is not joined at both ends. When an object or a form is connected with both ends it is considered a closed geometric shape.
There are two categories of geometric shapes:
- Two-dimensional: These are 2D shapes that have only the x-axis and y-axis. They are two-dimensional, flat constructions. For example, triangle, square, rectangle, etc.
- Three-dimensional: These are three-dimensional (3D) shapes that have x, y, and z axes. The height of the object is represented by the z-axis. They are three-dimensional, solid formations. such is cube, cuboid, etc.
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I think they adopted Corinthian order, for this type of orders can be seen on many cathedrals around Europe including those in France, Malta (Valletta), etc.
C. Pure Plastic Art
he manipulated plastic tiles to return art to a primitive state of moulded figures and simple shapes
Answer:
They either delete the question because it's been out too long, contains inapropitite content or, was reported.
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(They might do it for no reason at times)
