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WorksheetsStudy guide for 2nd semester
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
Molding and forming a vessel using your hands to form walls compressing the clay between your fingers is best described as:
Slab pot
Pinch Pot
Coil Pot
Ceramic Pot
Rolling out long thin clay strands (like "clay worms") and stacking and smoothing them on top of each other helps to form a:
Slab Pot
Pinch Pot
Coil Pot
Correlated Pot
Rolling out thin walls of clay by throwing back and forth (or by using a mechanical device designed for this) and using the walls to create a vessel is best described as:
Slab method
Pinch Method
Coil Method
None of these choices are correct
Attaching two pieces of clay by making the edges rough and applying watery clay is best described as:
Score and scoop
Scoop and Slip
Score and Slip
Slurry and slip
The watery clay that is the consistency of a milk shake used to stick two pieces of clay together is called:
Slip
Score
Slime
Water
When clay is completely dry and ready to be fired it is in the ________ stage.
Bisque
Greenware
Boneware
Clay that has been fired and is now a ceramic piece is called:
Leather hard
Bisque
Greenware
Boneware
Clay that is semi-dry but still malleable is called:
Leather hard
Bisque
Greenware
Boneware
The oven used to fire or bake the clay is called a:
Kiln
Kone
Klein
None of the above
Primary colors are
Red, yellow, green
Blue, green, red
Yellow, red, blue
Green, orange, violet
Secondary colors are:
Red, yellow, green
Blue, green, red
Yellow, red, blue
Green, orange, violet
A point moving in space, line can be two-or three-dimensional, descriptive, implied, or abstract
Shape
Line
Value
Texture
A two-dimensional, flat area limited to height and width
line
shape
space
value
A three-dimensional object that encloses volume, having height, width, and depth
form
space
shape
line
The area around, between, or within components of a piece, used to create depth or define positive/negative areas
shape
space
line
form
The lightness or darkness of tones or colors
form
Shape
space
value
A point in space, usually located on the horizon, where parallel edges of an object appear to cross.
The top of the page
A random area in the drawing
The vanishing point
None of the above
What is the tool used in creating straight lines in the one point perspective drawing?
Pencil
Paintbrush
Ruler
None of these choices
Greenware is clay that has been fired at least once.
True
False
We created a 3D form this semester
True
False
We created a large portrait for the watercolor painting.
True
False
Glaze is a watery clay used to stick two clay parts together.
True
False
Colors next to each other on the wheel are called complementary colors.
True
False
Yellow, yellow orange, orange and red orange are called secondary colors.
True
False
Value, shadows, details and background are the few requirements for a successful sketchbook assignment.
True
False
Slip is best described as:
A. Watered down clay used in connecting two pieces of clay together
B. Watered down paint used in washes
C. Watered down glue
D. Watered down color on wet paper
Greenware is best described as:
A. Clay that has been formed and hardened but not fired
B. Clay pieces that turn green when fired two time
C. Clay that is still damp enough to be carved
D. Clay that has been formed, hardened, and fired once without glaze
A kiln is:
A. Oven used to cook bread
B. Furnace surrounded by brick and electric coils of gas flames used for firing clay
C. A device used to roll clay into walls
D. Process used to remove air bubbles from clay
Score is best described as:
A. To cut into the clay before joining it to another piece of clay
B. A method used to apply colored to the clay piece
C. Digging out the clay from a piece of sculpture
D. A process used to knead clay.
Texture is best described as:
a. A Watercolor wash
b. Digging out clay from a sculpture piece
c. Clay that is still damp enough to be carved
d. Roughness or smoothness of a surface
Slab is best described as:
A device used to roll clay into a flat, even surface
Watered down clay used connecting two pieces of clay together
Clay that is rolled out flat
Clay that is mostly dry but still pliable
Wedging is best described as:
Roughness or smoothness of a surface
A process used to knead clay in order to remove air and prepare it for working
Covering the clay piece with a colored substance
Digging out a clay piece
Blue + yellow =
Orange
Green
Violet
Brown
Red + yellow =
Violet
Orange
Brown
Green
Red + Blue =
Violet
green
yellow
Orange
A color mixed with black can best be described as:
Tint
Tone
Shade
None of the above
Violet + yellow =
Green
Brown
Gold
Orange
A color mixed with white can best be described as:
Tint
Tone
Shade
None of the above
Heating clay in an oven designed for clay is called:
Kilning
Firing
Baking
Cooking
Glazed ware is:
Wet Clay
Has a substance with ground up glass brushed on and been fired twice
Dry clay
Has been painted
Which technique involves layering thin sheets of clay to build forms?
Slab construction
Pinch pottery
Coil building
Wheel throwing
What is the process called when clay transforms into ceramic material?
Glazing
Wedging
Firing
Slipping
Which color combination will produce a tertiary color?
Red and blue
Blue and yellow
Red and violet
Yellow and orange
red-orange, yellow-orange, blue-violet
Intermediate colors
Tertiary colors
Analogous colors
Intermediate & Tertiary colors
yellow +orange =
Orange
Red-orange
Yellow-orange
Orange Yellow
blue + red =
Grape
Violet
Lilac
Plum
red and green are examples of:
monochromatic colors
Complementary colors
Analogous Colors
Tertiary colors
blue-green and yellow-orange are examples of:
Monochromatic colors
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
Tertiary colors
The spaces labeled #1,5 and 9 are best described as
Primary colors
Analogous colors
Color scheme
Tertiary colors
The spaces labeled #2 and 8 are considered:
Complementary colors
Analogous colors
Colored scheme
Intensity
What is analogous colors
Colors a crossed the color wheel from each other.
Colors that are separated by 3 colors on the color wheel
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel
The tints and shades of one color
What is complementary colors
Colors a crossed the color wheel from each other.
Colors that are on the color wheel and are separated by 3 colors.
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.
The tints and shades of one color.
What are Tertiary colors?
Created by mixing two primary colors together.
created by mixing equal parts of a primary color with a secondary color that is next to it on the color wheel.
Created by mixing two secondary colors together.
Created by mixing two complementary colors together.
