In the magical world of pottery, Luna and Kai are mixing a special potion of clay and water. What is this slippery mixture called?
Ceramics Vocabulary

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slip
Answer explanation
A fluid mixture of clay and water is best described as 'slip', which refers to a slurry used in pottery. The other options do not accurately represent this mixture.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is unfired pottery called? Options: bisqueware, greenware, bone dry, ceramic
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greenware
Answer explanation
Unfired pottery is referred to as greenware. It is the stage before any firing occurs, while bisqueware is pottery that has been fired once. Bone dry describes the moisture level of greenware, but the correct term is greenware.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What magical process transforms clay creations into beautiful ceramics?
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firing
Answer explanation
The process that transforms clay into ceramic is called firing. This involves heating the clay in a kiln to harden it, making it durable and functional, distinguishing it from other terms like scoring or greenware.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Ava and Aiden are having fun in art class! They're rolling out clay into long, rope-like pieces. What is this technique called?
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coil
Answer explanation
Rolling out clay into rope-like pieces is best described as making a 'coil'. A coil is a shape formed by winding or twisting, which fits the action of rolling clay into such pieces.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What do Emma and Nora call the flat piece of clay they rolled out in art class?
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slab
Answer explanation
The term 'slab' refers to a flat piece of material, which accurately describes clay when it is shaped. The other options, 'slub', 'slip', and 'slap', do not convey the same meaning as 'slab' in this context.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What fun method should Abigail and Liam use to knead the clay and remove those pesky air pockets?
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wedging
Answer explanation
The correct method for kneading clay to remove air pockets is called wedging. This technique involves repeatedly folding and pressing the clay to ensure it is uniform and free of air, which is essential for successful pottery making.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Olivia and Emma are working on a pottery project. What technique should they use to roughen the wet clay before attaching another piece?
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scoring
Answer explanation
Scoring is the process of roughening the surface of wet clay to create a better bond when attaching another piece. This technique ensures a strong connection, making it the correct choice for the given question.
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