Ceramic Mask Review Test Questions. 1 Question 1 What acts like a glue to join two pieces of clay together?

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Ceramic Mask Review Test Questions

1 Question 1 What acts like a glue to join two pieces of clay together?

Question 1 Answer Slip holds clay together with clay and a water mixture.

Question 2 The tools that are used with the clay are called what?

Question 2 Answer The tools that we used to form our mask are called modeling tools.

Question 3 The machine used to bisque fire and glaze fire is called what?

Question 3 Answer The machine used to bisque fire and glaze fire the clay is called a kiln.

Question 4 The first firing is called?

Question 4 Answer The first firing is the bisque fire in the kiln.

Question 5 The second firing is called?

Question 5 Answer The second firing is the glaze firing.

Question 6 We do not paint the clay after it has been fired but we do what to the clay before it is fired for the second time?

Question 6 Answer We glaze clay during the second firing.

Question 7 Clay that has not been fired is called?

Question 7 Answer Clay that is drying and has not been fired is called greenware.

Question 8 Any clay project completed with your hands is called what?

Question 8 Answer Any clay project completed with your hands is called handbuilding.

Question 9 Any clay project completed on a potter’s wheel is called what?

Question 9 Answer Any clay project completed on a potter’s wheel is called pottery.

Question 10 When there is a weak spot in your ceramic project you are supposed to do what to fix it?

Question 10 Answer When there is a weak spot in your ceramic project you are supposed to do what to fix it; you must smooth the clay with your fingers.

Question 11 Air bubbles cause what to happen in the clay?

Question 11 Answer Clay that has air bubbles will explode in the kiln during firing.

Question 12 What is used to make a slab?

Question 12 Answer A rolling pin is used to make a slab.

Question 13 What ceramic method is used when creating a flat sheet of clay?

Question 13 Answer The slab method is used to create a flat sheet of clay.

Question 14 Which two fingers are used when making a pinch pot?

Question 14 Answer Your index finger and your thumb are the fingers you use to form a pinch pot.