Project 2 Quiz

Which hand-building method uses snakelike rolls of clay?

• Coil

• Symmetry

• Pattern

• Blistering

What is the principle of design that is created by repeating a design?

• Coil

• Symmetry

• Pattern

• Blistering

What is the term for firing ceramic ware too fast, causing bubbles to appear on the surface of the glaze?

• Blistering

• Crawling

• Crazing

• Shivering

What is the glaze defect where fine lines and cracks appear across the glazed surface during cooling?

• Blistering

• Crawling

• Crazing

• Shivering

Which glazing technique involves pouring the glaze onto the pottery?

• Dipping

• Brushing

• Pouring

• Spraying

What type of balance does this piece of pottery have?

• Asymmetry

• Symmetry

• Radial Symmetry

• Unsymmetry

What issue with glazing is happening in this piece?

• Blistering

• Crazing

• Crawling

• Shivering

When would you choose to pour glaze onto a piece of pottery? (instead of dipping)

• When the piece is too big.

• When the piece is an awkward shape to hold.

• When you're trying to achieve a certain technique.

• All of the other answers are correct.

A fluid mixture of clay and water

• slide

• slurp

• score

• slip

A term applied to the first firing before glazing

• bone dry

• bisque

• banana pancakes

• plastic