A) Clay B) Plastic C) Molten Glass D) Metal
A) Shears B) Punt C) Marver D) Blowpipe
A) 1000°F (538°C) B) 500°F (260°C) C) 3000°F (1649°C) D) 2000°F (1093°C)
A) Annealing B) Shaping C) Gathering D) Marvering
A) Increase the melting point B) Add color C) Relieve internal stresses D) Make the glass more brittle
A) Kiln B) Oven C) Glory Hole D) Microwave
A) A coloring agent B) A solid metal rod used to hold the glass C) A type of glass D) A tool for cutting glass
A) Tweezers B) Screwdrivers C) Jacks D) Hammers
A) A type of furnace B) A blob of molten glass collected on the blowpipe C) A finishing technique D) A broken piece of glass
A) Gloves B) Open-toed shoes C) Eye protection D) Ear protection
A) To add color to the glass. B) To keep the glass workable. C) To polish the glass. D) To cool the glass quickly.
A) Working in a cold environment B) Modifying glass after it has cooled C) Working with cold glass D) Rapidly cooling glass
A) Laser cutting B) Water casting C) Cold welding D) Off-hand blowing
A) Clay, water, and fire B) Metal, carbon, and iron C) Silica, soda ash, and lime D) Plastic, sand, and salt
A) To inflate the glass bubble. B) To heat the glass. C) To clean the workshop. D) To cool the tools.
A) Developing the color through heat treatment B) Removing color from the glass C) Adding color to the glass D) Mixing different colors of glass
A) Layering B) Inclusion C) Fritography D) Murrine
A) The process of glass becoming crystalline. B) The process of glass becoming stronger. C) The process of glass becoming clear. D) The process of glass melting.
A) A method of cleaning glass. B) Breaking glass intentionally. C) A type of glass color. D) Shaping glass using gravity and heat.
A) Borosilicate has a lower coefficient of expansion. B) Soft glass melts at a lower temperature. C) Soft glass is more durable D) They're the same thing.
A) Rods of colored glass used to create patterns B) A safety device C) A type of glass cleaner D) A mold for shaping glass
A) Tweezers B) Block C) Diamond Shears D) Soldering Iron
A) Cleaning glass to make it shiny B) Applying a thin layer of colored glass over clear glass C) Heating glass to make it flash D) Rapidly changing the color of glass
A) Supports the blowpipe B) Cleans the glass C) Cuts the glass D) Heats the glass
A) To make the glass shinier B) To make the glass stronger C) To prevent the glass from cracking D) To maintain even distribution of glass
A) Removing color from glass B) Creating a metallic, rainbow-like effect on the surface of glass C) Strengthening the glass D) Making glass transparent
A) Heat-resistant gloves B) Leather gloves C) No gloves are needed D) Latex gloves
A) A type of colorant B) A broken piece of glass C) A small piece of glass added to the main form D) A type of tool
A) Easier to melt B) Higher thermal shock resistance C) Brighter colors D) Cheaper
A) A tool to measure the heat of the glass B) A type of mold C) The process of cleaning a furnace D) A detailed plan or design for a glass piece. |