A two-dimensional form that occupies an area is called a(n) . A(n) is a three-dimensional form that occupies a volume of space. A shape we detach and focus on is known as the . The is surrounding visual information. A shape that stands out to the viewer can be called a(n) . A shape that is part of the background can be called a(n) . A(n) approximates regular, named shapes, such as a square, triangle, or circle.
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