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WorksheetsCeramics I Midterm
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
The empty or open area between, around, above, below and within objects.
Space
Form
Color
Balance
A mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.
Line
Contrast
Value
Form
An element of art that refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.
Hue
Movement
Value
Shape
Any three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width and depth.
emphasis
Space
Form
Shape
The element of art that refers to the surface quality of an object or the way something feels such as rough-smooth.
Shape
Texture
Color
Line
A flat figure created when actual or implied lines surround a space-can be geometric or organic
Space
Line
Color
Shape
Element of art produced when a wavelength of light strikes an object and reflects back to the eyes.
Primary
Texture
Color
Shape
Area in a work of art that catches and holds the viewers attention.
Emphasis
Unity
Balance
Space
When all of the elements in a work look as though they belong together it is called
Form
Unity
Pattern
Contrast
This is used by artists to direct the viewer's eyes through their artwork .
Balance
Space
Movement
Repetition
The elements of art are
The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art
What Leonardo da Vinci had written about in his sketchbooks
Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of design
Ingredients used to create an artwork. Line, shape, form, texture, space, color, and value
The principles of design are
The ingredients used to create an artwork
The vocabulary created by Isaac Newton to describe art
Concepts used to organize or arrange the structural elements of art/design
What Leonardo da Vinci used to become famous
This uses the art elements in planed repetitions to enhance surfaces of art.
Value
Color
Balance
Pattern
The distribution of visual weight in a work of art is known as
Balance
Space
Line
Emphasis
This refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes, and other elements. Opposites on the color wheel and on a value scale also apply to this.
Color
Pattern
Contrast
Shape
Pinch, slab, and ______ are basic hand building methods.
Construction
Form
Coil
Slip
Why do you score and slip your clay?
to keep the clay moist
to slide down the hill
to keep the clay in a plastic state
to attach or join your clay pieces
How do you score your clay?
smooth out your surface
blend the surface of the clay
none of the above
wet the surface of the clay
You should blend the clay after you score and slip.
True
False
What stage should your clay be in to pinch, form, and manipulate it?
Leather hard
Bone dry
Slip
Plastic
What stage must your clay be in before you fire it?
Bone Dry
Slip
Bisque
Plastic
If you glaze your clay it will become...
Waterproof
Decorative and Colorful
Stronger
All of these
Clay that is brand new, soft and easily molded is called?
Ceramic
Plastic
Leather hard
Bone Dry
What is this tool?
Loop Tool
Wire Cutter
Needle Tool
Sponge
What is this tool?
Modeling Tool
Metal Rib
Ribbon Tool
Wooden Rib
What is this tool?
Wire Cutter
Needle Tool
Sponge
Loop Tool
What is this tool?
Wooden ModelinG Tool
Ribbon Tool
Metal Rib
Sponge
What is this tool?
Needle Tool
Wipey thingy
Sponge
Sponge Bobs Nose
What is this tool?
Needle Tool
Metal Rib
Ribbin Tool
Wire Cutter
What is this tool?
Wooden Modeling Tool
Wooden Rib
Loop Tool
Stick Thingy
What is this tool?
Metal Rib
Wooden Rib
Needle Tool
Sponge
Clay that is partially dry, but can still be carved or have pieces added to it is called?
Plastic
Bone Drt
Leather Hard
Bisque Ware
Bone Dry clay is the most fragile stage of clay
True
False
Clay that has been fired once is called
Plastic
Bone Dry
Bisqueware
Glazeware
Clay that has been fired a second time with glaze is called
Glazeware
Shiny
Glitter Bomb
Bisqueware
The building method of squeezing clay between your thumb and forefingers is called
Pinch
Coil
Slab
Wheel Throwing
Air bubbles in clay cause this to happen in the kiln
Explodes
Poofs
Melts
Floats Away
Moisture is your clay piece will cause it to do what in the kiln?
Explode
Puddle
Roll Away
Nothing
Why do we use critiques in class?
To help ourselves and others become better artists
To tell people they are bad at art
To tell people they are good at art
To see if we can copy others work
What Artistic Style is this an example of?
Pop art
Realism
Cubism
Expressionism
What Artistic Style is this an example of?
Surrealism
Art Appropriation
Abstract
Impressionism
What Artistic Style is this an example of?
Digital Art
Pop Art
Realism
Surrealism
What are the four steps of a critique?
Description, Analysis, Interpretation, Judgement
Questioning, Asking, Looking, Telling
Judging, Building, Talking, Interpreting
Interpreting, Judging, Asking, Realism
What causes clay to become a permanent ceramic piece?
Firing
Drying
Building
Cooling
Clay can be recycled after it has been fired
True
False
Why do we wedge clay?
To remove air bubbles
To dry it out
To make it slippery
To add air bubbles
What is the oven where we fire clay called?
Hot Box
Kiln
Furnace
Fridge
To work clay with the palms of the hands against a smooth surface to make the clay uniform in consistency & to get rid of any air bubbles.
Glaze
Kiln
Score
Wedge
Experiment 626 is also known as
Stitch
Simba
Lilo
Bob
Who is this character?
Mortimer Mouse
Mickey Mouse
Mightly Mouse
Bob Mouse
