TLE 7-q4-M.T.

These candles are usually 1 ½ inches in diameter and around ¾ inch high inside a cylindrical metal. They are used in food warmers

• votive 

• tea light

• luminaria

• floating

Until the 20^th century, candles were common in these places except in______

• Northern Europe   

• Mediterranean

• Southern Europe

• Japan

A small candle shaped with a rounded or tapered bottom so it floats in water 

• sand candle

• hurricane

• floater  

• layered

Gel candles are made from ________

• gelled mineral oil, gelled synthetic hydrocarbons

• tallow and plastic 

• beeswax and plastic

• soy and plastic

These are small pillar shaped candles that are usually about 1 ½ inches in diameter

                and 2-3 inches high. 

• a. tea light

• votive

• taper

• pillar

A free standing candle usually round and tall like a cylinder, but can be made inti other shapes like square, hexagon, triangle, star, heart, etc

• pillar

• luminaries

• gel candle

• oil candle

Candles carry mythical and religious symbolism. They are the symbol of light of God and of ____

• strength  

• goodness

• life  

• prosperity

A candle manufacturer is traditionally known as _________     

• craftsman

• true man

• draftsman

• chandler

it is the modern alternative for satiric acid.

• Vybar

• UV Stabilizer

• Paraffin wax

• Fragrance oil

Identify the required temperature for a Votive Blend Wax.

• 165-185 degree Fahrenheit

• 175-185 degree Fahrenheit

• 180-190 degree Fahrenheit