Ceramics Review

Objects made from clay that permanently retain their shape after they have been heated over 1000 degrees are called:

• Ceramic
• Stoneware
• Porcelain
• Utilitarian

Clay that is completely dry and is very fragile

• bone dry
• leather hard
• plastic
• bisqueware

Clay that is partially dry, but can still be carved or have pieces added to it

• plastic
• ceramic
• bone dry
• leather hard

Clay that is brand new, soft and easily molded

• ceramic
• leather hard
• plastic
• bisqueware

Clay objects that have not been fired are called

• leather hard

• green ware

• glazeware

• bisqueware

Clay that has been fired once is called

• leather hard
• bone dry
• glazeware
• bisqueware

In Korean Celadon pottery a circle represents

• the sun
• the moon
• a cirlce
• the earth

Clay that has been fired a second time with glaze

• glazeware
• biqueware
• shiny ware
• glitter bomb

Constructing clay with flat pieces of clay is called

• slab
• coil
• pinch
• wheel throwing

Squeezing clay between your thumb and forefingers is called

• slab
• pinch
• coil
• wheel throwing