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Ceramics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is considered possibly the first engineering material used by people?

a)

Metal

b)

Stone

c)

Glass

d)

Ceramics

2.

Which of the following is NOT included in the common items made of ceramics?

a)

Glass

b)

Porcelain

c)

Brick

d)

Plastic

3.

What property do clays exhibit when moist?

a)

Rigidity

b)

Transparency

c)

Plasticity

d)

Elasticity

4.

What is a common use for ceramics in technology?

a)

Computer chips

b)

Clothing

c)

Fuel

d)

Insulation in wires

5.

At what temperature range is earthenware typically fired?

a)

1100°C–1200°C

b)

800°C–900°C

c)

1300°C–1450°C

d)

500°C–600°C

6.

What is the typical color of porcelain?

a)

White

b)

Blue

c)

Black

d)

Red-brown

7.

How can you distinguish porcelain from white-bodied stoneware?

a)

Porcelain is more porous

b)

Porcelain is translucent

c)

Porcelain is heavier

d)

Porcelain is matte

8.

What is the structure of glass?

a)

Fibrous

b)

Granular

c)

Amorphous

d)

Crystalline

9.

What is the most common glass former?

a)

Potash

b)

Soda

c)

Lime

d)

Silica

10.

What property makes ceramics suitable for use in electrical equipment?

a)

Transparency

b)

Conductivity

c)

Flexibility

d)

Non-conductivity

11.

What makes ceramics especially suitable for tableware?

a)

Low hardness

b)

Ability to conduct electricity

c)

High porosity

d)

Ability to resist chemical attack

12.

What are the two most common clay minerals mentioned?

a)

Kaolinite and Montmorillonite

b)

Feldspar and Quartz

c)

Gypsum and Calcite

d)

Mica and Talc

13.

What is a unique property of glass that makes it important?

a)

Transparency

b)

Elasticity

c)

Opacity

d)

Plasticity

14.

What is the porosity level of porcelain?

a)

6–10%

b)

>15%

c)

1–2%

d)

<1%

15.

What are the stabilizers in soda–lime–silicate glass?

a)

Lime, Magnesia, and Alumina

b)

Soda and Potash

c)

Potash and Magnesia

d)

Silica and Lime