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Diorama is one of the Learning resource used in the social sciences class. Which of the following cannot be presented through Diorama? I. Life in Desserts II. Oasis in Sahara Desert

Diorama is one of the Learning resource used in the social sciences class. Which of the following cannot be presented through Diorama? I. Life in Desserts II. Oasis in Sahara Desert Correct Answer Neither I nor II

Key Points 

Diorama: 

  • It is a model that represents a three-dimensional figure in a scene. 
  • It is either exhibited in the museum or either used as a miniature. 
  • It is a 19th-century mobile theatre device.
  • These are widely used in the American educational school system.
  • They are usually made to represent historical events, ecological biomes, cultural scenes, or visually depict literature.
  • For example, Life in Deserts and Oasis in the Sahara Desert can be easily presented through Diorama.

Hence, Neither I nor II is the correct answer.

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