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ART 1 2nd Quiz Semester 2

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The medium/media used to create this sculpture of the "Thinker" is _______

a)

clay

b)

plaster

c)

wax

d)

bronze

2.

Slip works as a __________in ceramics?

a)

glue

b)

place holder

c)

builder

d)

smoother

3.

What is slip made of?

a)

water

b)

clay

c)

water and clay

d)

glue

4.

The process used to create this sculpture is called _____

a)

clay modeling

b)

plaster wrap

c)

lost wax

d)

bronze

5.

Can you connect clay without scoring and slip?

a)

yes

b)

no

6.

This style of sculpture is called ______.

a)

relief sculpture

b)

sculpture in the round

c)

lost wax

d)

bronze

7.

What is the sculptural processes used to make this sculpture?

a)

carving

b)

casting

c)

modeling

d)

assembly

8.

What is the sculptural processes used to make this sculpture?

a)

carving

b)

casting

c)

modeling

d)

assemblage

9.

This sculpture is displayed outside so the metal has weathered and turned green.  This is called a_______

a)

green

b)

weathered

c)

rusting

d)

patina

10.

The method used to create this sculpture of David was _____

a)

casting

b)

assemblage

c)

carving

d)

modeling

11.

What tools did Bernini use to create this sculpture of David?

a)

paint brushes

b)

chisels

c)

knife

d)

dynamite

12.

Which mediums are best for carving?

a)

clay

b)

wood

c)

stone

d)

metal

13.

This sculpture by Elizabeth Catlett, "Mother and Child" was made by what method?

a)

carvering

b)

casting

c)

modeling

d)

assemblage

14.

The medium used to create this sculpture is ____

a)

bronze

b)

wax

c)

wood

d)

steel

15.

What has Elizabeth Catlett done to help your eyes move around the sculpture?

a)

she makes it look like a parallelogram

b)

She uses curved angles

c)

She uses implied lines

d)

all of the above

16.

The best thing about using wood to carve a sculpture is _____

a)

it has a grain

b)

It has knots

c)

It has a natural beauty

d)

It contracts with humidity

17.

The modeling technique is used when working with both_________

a)

clay

and plaster

b)

plaster and stone

c)

stone and wood

d)

paper-mache

18.

Sculptures that are made of Clay, papier-mache, or plaster are built by the method of _________

a)

assemblage

b)

carving

c)

casting

d)

modeling

19.

How many times do you need to fire your clay?

a)

one time

b)

two times

c)

three times

d)

four times

20.

Low fire Terracotta reliefs and sculptures were produced by _______ through out the world.

a)

fire

b)

ancient cultures

c)

modern cultures

d)

hand building

21.

Clay is called Ceramic after this process___

a)

shaped

b)

dried

c)

kiln fired

d)

all the above

22.

The second firing of clay is used when _______ is added.

a)

Fire

b)

glaze

c)

more clay

d)

paint

23.

The oven used to fire clay is called a _____.

a)

oven

b)

firing

c)

kiln

d)

glaze

24.

______ is used to fire glaze.

a)

Kiln

b)

oven

c)

fire

d)

stove

25.

The temperatures required to create sculpture in the Kiln is ____

a)

100 and hotter

b)

500 degrees fahrenheit

c)

1000 degrees fahrenheit

d)

2000 degrees fahrenheit

26.

Glaze is made of tiny particles that_______ when fired in a kiln.

a)

fuse

b)

melt together

c)

fall off

d)

turn dark

27.

This is called ____

a)

building

b)

score and slip

c)

making a circle

d)

modeling

28.

John Jaspers made his flashlight 2 out of ______

a)

bronze

b)

glass

c)

clay

d)

paper

29.

The wall of modeled clay can be no thicker than ________

a)

5 inches

b)

3 inches

c)

1 inch

d)

2 inches

30.

Before you can make a bronze cast, you must first create a _______.

a)

sculpture

b)

Plaster

c)

mold

d)

drawing

31.

What happens if your clay is thicker than 1 inch?

a)

It will become ceramics

b)

It will become glazed

c)

It will cause the clay to be thick.

d)

It will explode in the kiln