Ceramics

What clay stage must the clay be in to fire it in the kiln?

• Bonedry / Greenware

• Plastic

• Raw

• Bisqueware

What things must you do to attach the clay?

• Score place & piece you are attaching

• Add slip

• push pieces together only

• Let it dry before attaching

A flat piece of clay is called what?

• Pinch pot

• coil

• Slab

• Subtractive process

What clay stage can you add pieces together?

• Plastic

• Leatherhard

• Bonedry / Greenware

• Bisqueware

Which ceramic term is NOT a clay technique?

• Plastic clay

• Slab

• Coil

• Pinch pot

What clay tool slices through the clay?

• Shaper tool

• loop tool

• Clay cutter

• Rolling pin

What Clay stage can you subtract but no longer add to the piece?

• Leatherhard

• Greenware / Bonedry

• Plastic

• Raw

What tool can help to subtract or hollow areas on the clay?

• Clay cutter

• Needle tool

• Sponge

• Loop tool

A rolled tube of clay is which technique?

• Pinch pot

• Slab

• Coil

• Score

How does clay become permanent?

• Fire

• Water

• Drying

• Smoothing