Ceramic ware that has gone through the first firing at a relatively low temperature (generally cone 010 to 05) and still maintains its porous state.

• Stoneware
• Earthenware
• Porcelain
• Bisque ware

Compounds containing carbon and other elements are used in making and coloring glazes or clay bodies.

• Oxidations

• Peroxides

• Carbonates

• Compounds

A material that promotes melting or increases the glass-making qualities of a glaze.

• Flux
• Thickener
• Colorant
• Binder

Greenware refers to unfired ______ or clay sculpture.

• pottery

• metal

• wood

• glass

Compounds containing oxygen and other elements that are used in making and coloring glazes or clay bodies.

• Acids
• Salts
• Metals
• Oxides

Sculptural or decorative forms that project from a background are classified by the degree to which it is raised from the surface.

• Engraved designs
• Sculptural painting
• Relief

• Bas-relief art

Sprigging involves adding a decoration in relief and attaching it to greenware with ______.

• slip

• glue

• water

• paint

To polish the surface of a leather-hard pot to compact it and produce and maintain a sheen at low-firing temperatures.

• Sanding

• Burnishing

• Applique

• Glazing

A surface design technique whereby an impressed design is filled with a different colored clay slip.

• Sgraffito
• Engobe
• Raku
• Mishima

Any coloring element, such as oxides or commercial colorants, is applied before glaze application.

• Colorant

• Underglaze

• Glazes

• Flux