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Froggy Jumps Feria de las culturasOnline version repaso by Pablo Nicolas 1 1. What inspired your artistic design? a We drew and painted everything by hand. b My inspiration was Veracruz and its culture c It represents Veracruz culture. 2 2. How did your project idea come about? a We talked about our state and chose typical things b We tested them before using. c My inspiration was Veracruz and its culture. 3 3. What makes your project unique? a It shows what Veracruz is like and its traditions. b We used bright colors and detailed drawings. c We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music 4 Did you try different designs before deciding on the final one? Why? a Yes, we made drafts and chose the best one. b We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music. c Yes, from our teacher and families. 5 5. How did you add a creative touch to your project? a We used bright colors and detailed drawings. b I learned about sugarcane and zarandeado. c That Veracruz is colorful and full of life. 6 6. What challenges did you face while being creative? a Drawing the details and choosing the elements. b It was hard to draw small details. c We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music. 7 7. Why do you think creativity is important in cultural representation? a We talked about our state and chose typical things. b Because it shows feelings and ideas better. c Drawing the details and choosing the elements. 8 8. How does your project reflect your artistic skills? a It was hard to draw small details. b It shows clothes, music, food, and sugarcane. c We drew and painted everything by hand. 9 9. Which part of your project are you most proud of? a We drew and painted everything by hand. b I’m proud of the characters and the flag. c It shows clothes, music, food, and sugarcane. 10 10. If you could change one thing about your project, what would it be? a It shows clothes, music, food, and sugarcane. b We drew and painted everything by hand. c I would add more food and plants. 11 11. What culture does your project represent? a It represents Veracruz culture. b Drawing the details and choosing the elements. c I learned teamwork and more about my culture. 12 12. Why did you choose this cultural element? a Because it’s part of our life and history. b Drawing and painting the background. c Yes, the glue and small brushes. 13 13. How does your project showcase the traditions or customs of the culture? a My inspiration was Veracruz and its culture. b It shows clothes, music, food, and sugarcane. c We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music. 14 14. What symbols or colors did you use to represent the culture? a I would add more traditions and colors. b The Mexican flag, traditional clothes and food. c We tested them before using. 15 15. How did you ensure the representation is respectful and accurate? a We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music. b We asked our families and teachers. c Because we learn and respect other people. 16 16. What new things did you learn about this culture? a I would add more food and plants. b We changed some things during the process. c I learned about sugarcane and zarandeado 17 17. Why is it important to celebrate cultural diversity? a We drew and painted everything by hand. b That Veracruz is colorful and full of life. c Because we learn and respect other people. 18 18. How would you explain the meaning of your project to someone unfamiliar with this culture? a We tested them before using. b It shows what Veracruz is like and its traditions. c It was hard to draw small details. 19 19. What message do you want your project to convey about this culture? a That Veracruz is colorful and full of life. b Yes, we made drafts and chose the best one. c We talked about our state and chose typical things. 20 20. How does your project reflect the values of the culture it represents? a The Mexican flag, traditional clothes and food. b It shows family, nature, music, and food. c It shows clothes, music, food, and sugarcane. 21 21. Can you describe the steps you followed to create your project? a We used bright colors and detailed drawings. b Because they are easy and colorful. c First we planned, then drew, painted, and wrote. 22 22. How did you decide which materials to use? a We chose what we had in the classroom. b It shows what Veracruz is like and its traditions. c We changed some things during the process. 23 23. Did you follow a specific plan, or did your ideas change as you worked? a Drawing the details and choosing the elements. b We changed some things during the process. c Because it’s part of our life and history. 24 24. What was the most challenging part of the process? a Drawing the details and choosing the elements. b We used what looked good for each part. c Yes, from our teacher and families. 25 25. How did you solve any problems that arose during the creation process? a That Veracruz is colorful and full of life. b We asked our families and teachers. c We worked together and asked for help. 26 26. What did you learn from making a project like this? a We took notes and pictures of each step. b I learned teamwork and more about my culture. c It shows family, nature, music, and food. 27 27. How did you document your progress? a I would add more food and plants. b We took notes and pictures of each step. c Because it shows feelings and ideas better. 28 28. Did you receive any help or advice during the process? a We chose what we had in the classroom. b Yes, we made drafts and chose the best one. c Yes, from our teacher and families. 29 29. Which part of the project took the most time? a Drawing and painting the background. b We took notes and pictures of each step. c I learned teamwork and more about my culture. 30 30. What would you do differently next time? a We mixed food, clothes, nature, and music. b We drew and painted everything by hand. c I would add more traditions and colors. 31 31. Why did you choose these materials? a I’m proud of the characters and the flag. b Because it’s part of our life and history. c Because they are easy and colorful. 32 32. How did you decide which materials would best represent your concept? a Yes, the glue and small brushes. b We used what looked good for each part. c Drawing and painting the background. 33 33. Were there any materials that were particularly difficult to work with? Why? a We worked together and asked for help. b I learned teamwork and more about my culture. c Yes, the glue and small brushes. 34 34. How did you ensure the colors and textures of the materials complemented your design? a We talked about our state and chose typical things. b We tested them before using. c I would add more food and plants. 35 35. What role did the choice of materials play in representing the culture in your project? a Because they are easy and colorful. b They helped show Veracruz’s colors and details. c We changed some things during the process.

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Feria de las culturasOnline version

by Pablo Nicolas

1. What inspired your artistic design?

2. How did your project idea come about?

3. What makes your project unique?

Did you try different designs before deciding on the final one? Why?

5. How did you add a creative touch to your project?

6. What challenges did you face while being creative?

7. Why do you think creativity is important in cultural representation?

8. How does your project reflect your artistic skills?

9. Which part of your project are you most proud of?

10. If you could change one thing about your project, what would it be?

11. What culture does your project represent?

12. Why did you choose this cultural element?

13. How does your project showcase the traditions or customs of the culture?

14. What symbols or colors did you use to represent the culture?

15. How did you ensure the representation is respectful and accurate?

16. What new things did you learn about this culture?

17. Why is it important to celebrate cultural diversity?

18. How would you explain the meaning of your project to someone unfamiliar with this culture?

19. What message do you want your project to convey about this culture?

20. How does your project reflect the values of the culture it represents?

21. Can you describe the steps you followed to create your project?

22. How did you decide which materials to use?

23. Did you follow a specific plan, or did your ideas change as you worked?

24. What was the most challenging part of the process?

25. How did you solve any problems that arose during the creation process?

26. What did you learn from making a project like this?

27. How did you document your progress?

28. Did you receive any help or advice during the process?

29. Which part of the project took the most time?

30. What would you do differently next time?

31. Why did you choose these materials?

32. How did you decide which materials would best represent your concept?

33. Were there any materials that were particularly difficult to work with? Why?

34. How did you ensure the colors and textures of the materials complemented your design?

35. What role did the choice of materials play in representing the culture in your project?