Art and Design Foundation

Question 1

1Clay that has been fired once without glaze is called

Easy

A. greenware B. grog C. bisque (biscuit) ware D. slip

Question 2

2Clay that has been fired once without glaze is

Easy

A. greenware B. slip C. bisque (biscuit) ware D. glaze

Question 3

3Bisque firing is usually done at about

Hard

A. 900–1,000 °C B. 300 °C C. 2,000 °C D. 100 °C

Question 4

4Stoneware differs from earthenware because it is

Hard

A. fired at higher temperature and is non-porous B. unfired C. softer D. always red

Question 5

5Wedging clay is done to

Easy

A. fire it B. colour it C. remove air bubbles and even out the texture D. glaze it

Question 6

6Leather-hard clay is

Easy

A. fully fired B. wet slip C. partly dry and firm enough to carve D. powder

Question 7

7Fired clay that has been ground into powder and added to new clay is

Medium

A. grog B. slip C. glaze D. oxide

Question 8

8Liquid clay used to join pieces of clay is

Easy

A. grog B. glaze C. kiln wash D. slip

Question 9

9The first stage of the design process is usually

Easy

A. identifying the problem or need B. making the final product C. evaluating the product D. marketing

Question 10

10A thick, creamy mixture of clay and water used to join clay pieces is

Easy

A. grog B. kiln wash C. glaze D. slip