1) Where did Peter Chang take his design themes from? a) Nature and landscapes b) Carnivals (specifically carousels) c) Ancient history d) Minimalist architecture 2) What group of individuals are Chang’s designs generally intended for ? a) Athletes b) Everyday consumers c) Wealthy individuals who have a taste for colourful d) Children 3) Where did Peter Chang originate from and live? a) France b) China c) United Kingdom d) United States 4) What are Peter Chang’s designs known for? a) What are Peter Chang’s designs known for? b) Their minimalist style c) Their vibrant colours and delicate pieces d) Their historical accuracy 5) What type of jewellery is Chang's 'Merry Go Round'? a) A necklace b) A ring c) A bracelet d) Earrings 6) What kind of materials did Peter Chang use in his designs? a) Gold and silver b) Modern materials, such as polyester resin, fibreglass, and acrylic c) Wood and stone d) Leather and fabric 7) What was the layer of polyester resin mixed with fibreglass used for in Chang's work? a) Decoration b) Stability c) Making the jewellery softer d) Adding weight 8) Why did Peter Chang use layers of acrylic in his work? a) To create depth and vibrant colours b) To make the jewellery lighter c) To make it look metallic d) To make it more flexible 9) What is the term used to describe the size of Peter Chang’s bracelets? a) Petite b) Oversized c) Standard d) Compact 10) What else inspired Peter Chang’s designs? a) Ancient Egyptian jewellery b) Industrial architecture c) Nature d) Gothic 11) What is the style of Peter Chang’s work? a) Minimalist and simple b) Bright, bold, and futuristic c) Traditional and delicate d) Monochrome and geometric 12) Why is Peter Chang’s jewellery not practical to wear normally? a) It is too fragile b) It is really big, bulky, and not easy to wear on a daily basis c) It is made from expensive metals d) It is only for historical displays 13) What techniques did Peter Chang use when making the bracelets? a) Layering and sculpting materials b) Weaving and embroidery c) Carving from wood d) Casting metal

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