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Mosaic Clay/Pottery Pottery Methods Drawings Plaster 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
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Mosaic– 100 Points ANSWER:
A picture or decorative design made by setting small colored pieces, as of stone or tile into a surface. ANSWER: Mosaic
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Mosaic– 200 Points ANSWER:
Used to fill the spaces in between the tiles. ANSWER: Grout
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Mosaic– 300 Points ANSWER:
The invention of the tessera made mosaics look more like what? ANSWER: Painting
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Mosaic– 400 Points ANSWER:
This style was first used for art decorations by the _____ and ______. ANSWER: Greeks and Romans
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Mosaic– 500 Points ANSWER:
Mosaics works of art were MOST commonly used for. ANSWER: Art (decorations)
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Clay/Pottery– 100 Points ANSWER:
A heavy, sticky material from the earth that is made into different shapes and that becomes hard when it is baked or dried. ANSWER: Clay
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Clay/Pottery– 200 Points Clay that is fired once. ANSWER: Bisque
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Clay/Pottery– 300 Points ANSWER:
The general term for pottery that is not porcelain or some other specific type. ANSWER: Earthenware
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Clay/Pottery– 400 Points The process of baking clay. ANSWER: Firing
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Clay/Pottery– 500 Points ANSWER:
Stage of clay when you can no longer add but can still carve into the surface. ANSWER: Leather Hard
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Pottery Methods– 100 Points
This method uses large squares of clay which are held together by slip and scoring. ANSWER: Slab
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Pottery Methods– 200 Points
This starts as a liquid and turns into glass as it is heated. ANSWER: Glaze
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Pottery Methods– 300 Points
This method uses rolls or ropes of clay to produce pottery. ANSWER: Coil
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Pottery Methods– 400 Points
Technique to create a rough surface. ANSWER: Scoring
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Pottery Methods– 500 Points
Process of working clay to remove all air pockets or work water into it. ANSWER: Wedging
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Drawings– 100 Points ANSWER:
This started out as the depiction of dreams. ANSWER: Aboriginal Art
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Drawings– 200 Points ANSWER:
Aboriginal drawing tell what 2 types of stories? ANSWER: Real or imagined
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Drawings– 300 Points ANSWER:
This will be created when tone and value is used with a shape. ANSWER: Form
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Drawings– 400 Points ANSWER:
Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent what 3 things? ANSWER: Things, Qualities, and Ideas
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Drawings– 500 Points ANSWER:
The use of dots has been around since the aboriginal times but when was it labeled as Pointillism? ANSWER: 1880’s
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Plaster– 100 Points ANSWER: Plaster is mass produced in what 2 ways.
Solid and Powder Form
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Plaster– 200 Points ANSWER:
A mixture of lime or gypsum, sand, and water that hardens to a smooth solid. ANSWER: Plaster
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Plaster– 300 Points ANSWER:
Plaster works better for masks because it does not ______ as it dries, can be easily __________ and can be hand _________ ANSWER: Shrink, Smoothed, Painted
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Plaster– 400 Points ANSWER:
Who were the first group of people to use masks for symbolism? ANSWER: Italians
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Plaster– 500 Points ANSWER:
Plaster depends on a ______________ as it dries. ANSWER: Base (or) support system
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