WorksheetsIntro 3D Mid Semester Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is wedging?
Roughing up of the surface of clay for joining.
Method of kneading clay to make it homogenous; ridding the clay of all air pockets.
One of the oldest craft techniques in which objects are constructed entirely by hand.
Handbuilding technique in which flat pieces of clay are joined (clay is flattened and thinned with rolling pin or slab roller)
Which of the following is not an element of art?
Balance
Texture
Color
Line
Which of the following is the best example of Emphasis?
What is clay that is dry enough but still damp enough to be joined to other pieces or carved without distortion. It's hard enough not to bend, but soft enough to carve.
Bisque
Bone Dry
Greenware
Leather Hard
What's the word for the feeling of harmony between all parts within a work of art?
Repetition
Unity
Rhythm
Variety
Select all the Principles of Art
Form
Emphasis
Space
Proportion
Composition
What is Space?
The distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, and texture.
The feeling of unity created when all parts (sizes, amounts, or number) relate well with each other.
The distances or areas around, between, or within components of a work of art.
Three-dimensional shape and structure of an object.
Where do finished, but unfired, projects go?
Back in the wooden shelf.
In the cage cabinet.
On the counter.
In the Gray cabinet by the windows.
Firing is...
the process of drying the clay out.
only used for making glaze harden.
kicking someone out of their job.
the process of baking the clay.
Which painting is the best example of Variety?
Select the Elements of Art
Contrast
Color
Value
Shape
Pattern
What is Clay?
a decomposed granite-type rock
just dirt
soil that's been eaten and passed by worms
a special type of sticky mineral
What is Plasticity?
How much plastic is in the clay
How glossy the clay is
A measure of whether or not a clay can be used for making things
Quality of clay that allows it to be manipulated and still maintain its shape without cracking or sagging.
Scoring is
Poking holes in the clay
Getting points in a sport or competition
Roughing up of the surface of clay for joining
One of the oldest craft techniques in which objects are constructed entirely by hand
This is an example of three-dimensional art
True
False
It takes about a week for clay to dry completely.
True
False
Select all of the reasons clay might explode in the kiln
Too moist when fired
Too thin in certain areas
Too big of a project
Air pockets in the clay
How should you clean up tables?
Just wipe off with a sponge, air dry. Clay residue isn't an issue.
Let the next class deal with it.
Wipe off with a sponge. Twice. That'll get the clay residue.
Wipe off with a sponge thoroughly. Dry with paper towels to get rid of clay residue.
What is reclaiming clay?
The process of recycling clay that hasn't been fired
Creating completely new clay from mud
Smashing fired clay to little bits to start over again
Drying clay on a big slab
What clay can be reclaimed? (Select all that apply)
Leather Hard
Bone Dry
Greenware
Bisque
What stage of clay do you put glaze on?
Bisque
Greenware
Leather Hard
Bone Dry
Where does unused, dried up clay go?
Back in the bag
In the white buckets
In the trash
In the sink
Select the hand building techniques
Coil Construction
Slab Construction
Pinch Pots
Injection Molding
Where do tools go when you're done for the day?
With your clay project
In the sink
On the counter
Back into their bins
Select the best example of Unity
