Glaze is made of powdered clay.

• True
• False

How many layers of Stroke and Coat glaze do you need for full opacity?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• You can never get full opacity from stroke and coat
• It depends upon the color selected

If you glaze the bottom of your piece the following is true:

• All of the above
• Your piece will stick to the kiln
• The melted glaze will ruin the kiln shelf
• Ms. K will freak
• Ms. K might clean off the bottom of your piece with a wet sponge

If you don't clean off the glaze from your brush it will ruin the brush.

• True
• False

If your brush has glaze on it and you stick it into a different glaze container it will contaminate the second glaze.

• Yes
• No
• Maybe

What are the two basic types of glazes kept in this classroom?

• Dark and light
• Potters Choice and Celadon

• powder and liquid
• high fire and low fire
• clear and colored

What glaze type was used on the lanterns?

• High fire
• Celadon
• Underglaze
• Stroke and coat
• Amaco stoneware

What glaze did you use on your pinch pots?

• High fire
• Celadon
• Underglaze
• Stroke and coat
• Amaco stoneware

Which glazes mix together in the kiln and make complex colors that you might not expect?

• underglaze
• stroke and coat
• low fire
• high fire
• all of the above

What are the primary colors

• Blue yellow and red
• Red blue and green
• Red white and blue
• Orange green and purple
• Blue yellow and green