WorksheetsCeramics Safety Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 28mins
A (a) is a thinly rolled piece of clay.
What is this called?
(a)
Why do you need to score your pieces of clay?
(a)
Why do you need to score your pieces of clay?
To make sure they stick together.
So they don't fall apart when the clay dries.
To get rid of how angry I feel.
To make it look like my cat attacked it.
What is this called?
(a)
You use a _ to roll out your slab.
(a)
How thin should a coil be?
As thin as a spaghetti noodle.
No thinner than your pinky finger.
As thin as as your index finger.
As thin as your thumb finger.
What are clay tools used for?
For pure evil.
For hurting myself or the people around me.
To add interesting textures or designs to my clay.
To score my pieces of clay.
What happens if you wash your hands full of clay at the sink?
Your hands will be sparkling clean.
You have the cleanest hands out there.
You make Ms. Beltran very angry.
The sink will get clogged up and I will have to fix it.
What are the clean up steps when working with clay?
1. Wash hands.
2. Put clay away.
3. Wash hands again.
4. Clean table.
1. Throw clay in the trash.
2. Wash hands in the sink.
3. Smear extra clay all over tables.
1. Put your clay back in the ziplock bag.
2. Move clay to storage spot.
3. Rinse hands in water bucket.
4. Finish cleaning hands with baby wipe.
5. Wipe table with baby wipe or cleaning rag.
1. Put clay away.
2. Clean hands in the water bucket.
3. Dry hands with cleaning rag.
4. Leave.
What is scoring?
(a)
To join two pieces of clay together first you_ your clay then, you add _ and then you _ together until your pieces are secured.
(a)
What is this picture showing?
(a)
What is this called?
(a)
