Worksheets3D Art Semester Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is greenware?
a)
Ceramic work that is glazed green.
b)
Finished clay work that has not been fired.
c)
Finished work that has been fired but not glazed.
d)
Finished work that has been glazed.
2.
Which of the following statements is true about underglaze?
a)
Underglaze melts and becomes glassy
b)
Underglaze is what you always put down first before glaze
c)
Underglaze is great for complex mixed colors
d)
Underglaze is colored clay.
3.
What is the best brush for glazing large areas?
a)
Round
b)
Fan
c)
Angled
d)
Glaze
4.
Which of the below will ruin a paintbrush if not washed off?
a)
Acrylic Paint
b)
Glaze
c)
Slip
d)
Turpentine
5.
What hardness of clay is best for your slabs of clay when building?
a)
Fresh
b)
Bone dry
c)
Leather hard
d)
Soft
6.
At what approximate temperature is clay fired in the kiln to turn it into ceramic?
a)
1500 degrees
b)
800 degrees
c)
2000 degrees
d)
8000 degrees
7.
What is bisqueware?
a)
Clay used for bisquits
b)
Leather hard clay
c)
Clay that has vitrified
d)
Clay that is vitruvian
8.
Which of the following are major clay hand building techniques?
a)
Score
b)
Roll
c)
Throw
d)
Pinch
9.
Glaze is made of powdered clay.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
How many layers of stroke and coat glaze do you need for full opacity?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
It depends upon the color
11.
Which glazes mix together in the kiln and make complex colors that you might not expect?
a)
Underglaze
b)
Stroke and coat
c)
Low fire
d)
High fire
12.
What is glazeware?
a)
Shiny ceramics
b)
Polished ceramics
c)
Ceramic with powdered glass on it
d)
Ceramic that has been glazed and fired
13.
What is glaze made out of?
a)
Paint
b)
Plastic
c)
Powdered glass
d)
All of the above
14.
What is acrylic paint made out of?
a)
Powdered glass
b)
Oils
c)
Plastics
d)
None of the above
15.
What happens if you glaze the very bottom of your piece and fire it in the kiln?
a)
Your teacher has to wipe the bottom of it.
b)
It might be ruined.
c)
It melts to the kiln shelf.
d)
All of the above.
16.
What is the approximate max thickness of paper clay (the clay this class uses) you can fire?
a)
One inch.
b)
One and a half inches.
c)
Two inches.
d)
Half an inch
17.
Can you mix glazes?
a)
No.
b)
Yes.
c)
You can only combine low fire glazes together and high fire glazes together.
d)
Sometimes; it depends.
18.
What are the primary colors
a)
Blue yellow and red
b)
Red blue and green
c)
Red white and blue
d)
Orange green and purple
e)
Blue yellow and green
19.
What is tint?
a)
Color plus black
b)
Color plus white
c)
Color plus grey
d)
White plus black
20.
If you want a medium orange, you would use:
a)
A lot of red and a little yellow
b)
Equal amounts of red and orange
c)
A lot of yellow and a little red
d)
Equal yellow and red
21.
What is shade?
a)
Color plus black
b)
Color plus white
c)
Color plus grey
d)
White plus black
22.
What primary colors make green?
a)
Yellow and red.
b)
Orange and purple.
c)
Blue and red.
d)
Blue and yellow.
23.
What are the secondary colors?
a)
Red, blue and yellow.
b)
Brown, black and white.
c)
Purple, red and orange.
d)
Orange, purple and green.
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