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    This document defines different types of forms: 1) three-dimensional forms that enclose volume, 2) precise mathematical forms that can be named, 3) free-flowing curvy forms that are not symmetrical or easily measurable, 4) the difference between forms in a composition that strengthens elements in relation to others, 5) the uniform repetition of form elements or combinations.

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    This document defines different types of forms: 1) three-dimensional forms that enclose volume, 2) precise mathematical forms that can be named, 3) free-flowing curvy forms that are not symmetrical or easily measurable, 4) the difference between forms in a composition that strengthens elements in relation to others, 5) the uniform repetition of form elements or combinations.

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    ____________ 1.

    Something that is three-dimensional and encloses volume,


    having length, width, and height.

    ____________ 2. A kind of form that is mathematical, precise, and can be


    named.

    ___________ 3. A kind of form that is free flowing, curvy, sinewy, and are


    not symmetrical or easily measurable or named.

    __________ 4. The difference between forms in a composition, such that


    the element is made stronger in relation to the other.

    __________5. The uniform repetition of any of the elements of form or


    any combination thereof. 

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