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Once clay has been glazed and fired it is called what?
glazeware
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The object used to fire ceramics projects is called what?
kiln
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When clay is easily moldable it is said to be what?
plastic
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Clay comes from decomposed what?
rock
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Clay that is ready to be fired is called bone dry or what?
greenware
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NOT glazing the bottom of your pot is called what?
dryfoot
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Once clay has been fired in the kiln it is called what?
bisqueware
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What is the process of joining clay together called?
score and slip
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Scoring clay is when you do what to it?
give it texture
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Physically, the crystal structure of clay resembles what?
deck of wet playing cards
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You should apply how many layers of glaze?
2-3
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True or False ? The atmosphere of the kiln dictates the color or clay and glaze?
true
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Clay is a combination of alumina, silica, and what?
water
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How many firings are there usually?
2
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What is the process of adding heat to ceramics material called?
firing
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When working with clay, slip is like what other material used in art?
glue
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What causes the glaze ingredients to form a glass?
heat
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Glaze is a glassy surface covering that makes a pot
waterproof
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Chemically, glaze contains silica, alumina, and what?
flux
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Clay that is good for carving is in what stage?
leather hard
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