WorksheetsJewelry 1 Exam Review PART II
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Seed beads are larger than pony beads.
TRUE
FALSE
It is common practice for a jeweler to work harden the top arc only of a French hook.
TRUE
FALSE
The type of stitch used in the wrap bracelet is the:
Side stitch
Blanket stitch
ladder stitch
Sewing stitch
_________________ is a tendon or cord found on the backbone of elk or buffalo. It was dried out and used as a needle and thread in Native American beaded loom work.
hide
suede
synthetic leather
sinew
The smaller the number, the thinner the thread for example, #1 tuff cord has a thinner diameter than that of #5.
TRUE
FALSE
_________________is mainly used in metalworking to form a patina, turning copper alloys brown or black.
liver of sulfur
tar paste
iron oxide
glossy accents
These beaded loom bracelets were designed by:
Julie Roffman
Chan Luu
Elsa Schiaparelli
Zulu beadwork has a code by which particular colors and decorative geometrical designs provide an intricate communicational system.
TRUE
FALSE
_______________sold her ring and used the money to help build a hospital in Botswana, Africa.
Elizabeth Taylor
Princess Diana
Marilyn Monroe
Jackie Kennedy
This celebrity chose an eternity ring instead of the classic engagement ring.
Elizabeth Taylor
Princess Diana
Marilyn Monroe
Jackie Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy had alterations made to this ring from JFK.
TRUE
FALSE
Why is this glue so helpful in a jewelry making setting?
It seals metal and glues wires together
It is easy to put the cap back on
It has a pin point precision applicator
What would you use to make a squared off spiral out of wire?
round nose pliers
grippers
flat nose pliers
What would you use the following for?
to bend and shape French hooks
to help fasten wire ends for making rings
to find the size of the ring you wear and to create a ring according to the size
What is this contraption used for?
bending wire
kinking wire
flattening thin sheet metal
straightening wire
How you created the artwork (the method used); ex. Wire working, bead work, stitching refers to the:
medium/media
style
subject matter
technique
The materials that you use to make your art are called the:
medium/media
style
subject matter
technique
The overall genre or "category" to place your work in is called the:
medium/media
style
subject matter
technique
The object that you made, for example a bracelet or a domino with a butterfly transferred onto it would be the:
medium/media
style
subject matter
technique
Native Americans would use a combination of seed beads and porcupine quills to decorate some of their garments.
TRUE
FALSE
Why are Miyuki beads the preferred choice for beaders?
they are unique
they are very uniform in size
the needle passes through the bead with tuff cord
Miyuki beads are made in:
the USA
China
Japan
Mexico
__________ designed the wrap bracelet by modernizing an existing craft of another culture.
Chan Luu
Julie Roffman
Elsa Schiaparelli
Lucy Luu
Name the artist:
Elsa Schiaparelli
Alexander Calder
Art Smith
Salvador Dali
Name the artist:
Elsa Schiaparelli
Alexander Calder
Art Smith
Salvador Dali
Name the artist:
Elsa Schiaparelli
Alexander Calder
Art Smith
Salvador Dali
It is a good idea to work harden overlapping wires because it creates a flashing of light and makes the wire stronger.
TRUE
FALSE
What technique is this?
macrame
ladder stitch
making a button hole
silk wrap
What technique is this?
macrame
ladder stitch
making a button hole
silk wrap
The proper way to connect a jump ring to an S hook is on the smallest outside loop of the S hook.
TRUE
FALSE
Principle of design: elements of art are working together to create oneness.
unity
variety
pattern
Basically a metal stick so to speak, with a horizontal piece on the end. This piece helps beads stay onto the wire.
French hook
crimp end
head pin
The _________ tribe used a portable ash branch as a loom.
Mohawk
Ojibwa
Navajo
Cherokee
The ________ stitch made it possible to create curved designs on cloth.
lazy
loom
overlay or spot
The ________ stitch was for geometric or straight designs.
lazy
loom
overlay or spot
