Clay

What is the term for a type of art that serves a practical function?

• Sculpture

• Functional Art

• Relief

• In-The-Round

Which term refers to a method of building pottery using rolled strips of clay?

• Pinch Pot

• Coil Method

• Slip

• Score

What is the name of the furnace used for firing ceramics?

• Kiln

• Glaze

• Bisque

• Bone Dry

Which term describes a ceramic piece that has been fired once but not glazed?

• Bone Dry

• Bisque

• Glaze

• Slip

What is the process of applying a liquid clay mixture to join pieces of clay together?

• Score

• Slip

• Glaze

• Smooth

What is clay?

• A coarse-grained earth material that can be molded when dry.

• A fine-grained earth material that can be molded when wet.

• A type of rock found in the ocean.

• A material used only for construction.

What type of art is created using clay for items like plates and bowls?

• Functional Art

• Digital Art

• Abstract Art

• Street Art

What is a sculpture/fine art typically made for?

• Functionality

• Aesthetics or conceptual messaging

• Durability

• Transportation

What is the starting material for a relief sculpture?

• A block of wood

• A slab of clay

• A sheet of metal

• A piece of glass

What is a characteristic of a sculpture "In The Round"?

• It can only be viewed from the front.

• It has sides that are left "undone."

• It can be viewed from all angles.

• It is always made of metal.