Question

Which statements about the woodcarvings made by the Zapotec people in the Oaxaca Valley, Mexico, are true? Choose all answers that are correct. A. Entire families often made them, but they aren't a good source of income. B. They are called alebrijes and are an example of folk art. C. They are carved from copal and other woods using pocketknives and machetes. D. They depict many different subjects, using bright colors and patterns.

Answer 1

Answer:

B. They are called alebrijes and are an example of folk art.

C. They are carved from copal and other woods using pocketknives and machetes.

D. They depict many different subjects, using bright colors and patterns.

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Answer 2

The correct statements are the wood carvings of Zapotec people were a folk art also called the alebrijes and are mostly carved out of coal woods which depict different subjects.

The subjects depicted by the folk arts used by woodcarvings were done with an intensive use of bright colors and patterns. So, the correct options are B, C and D.

Woodcarvings art

• Oaxaca valley was rich and famous for its plantation and there was abundance of copal woods which made the Zapotec people use them as a folk art for carving designs out of woods.

• Machetes and pocketknives were used for carving woods into beautiful pieces of art and were widespread as a trend during the era of such art.

Hence, the correct options are B, C and D and hold true about the woodcarvings of Zapotec people who lived in the Oaxaca valley in Mexico.

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