A) Colored glass B) Wood C) Plastic D) Paper
A) Glass cutter B) Scissors C) Saw D) Knife
A) To prevent breakage B) To add color C) To cool the metal D) To clean the metal surface
A) Cleaning the glass B) Coloring the glass C) Strengthening the glass D) Wrapping the edges of the glass
A) 50/50 solder B) 90/10 solder C) 60/40 solder D) Pure lead solder
A) To darken the solder lines B) To strengthen the solder C) To add color to the glass D) To clean the glass
A) A list of materials B) A drawing of a cartoon character C) A full-size pattern D) A small sketch
A) Wearing a mask B) Wearing gloves C) Wearing safety glasses D) Wearing open-toed shoes
A) Using solder to join glass B) Using glue to join glass C) Using lead strips to join glass D) Using copper foil to join glass
A) Running pliers B) Glass cutter C) Soldering iron D) Hammer
A) Cleans the glass B) Smooths the edges C) Colors the glass D) Cuts the glass
A) Bleach B) Ammonia C) Vinegar D) Glass cleaner
A) Melting solder B) Strengthening the glass C) Cleaning patina residue D) Adding color to solder
A) Cardboard glass B) Opalescent glass C) Streaky glass D) Cathedral glass
A) Around 200 degrees Fahrenheit B) Around 700 degrees Fahrenheit C) Around 1000 degrees Fahrenheit D) Around 50 degrees Fahrenheit
A) Cutting glass B) Soldering C) Design D) Foiling
A) Soldering at a low temperature B) Soldering without flux C) Soldering very quickly D) Spot soldering to hold pieces
A) Silver B) Green C) Copper D) Black
A) Applying flux B) Smoothing foil C) Holding glass D) Cutting glass
A) A hard wood surface B) A metal surface C) A tile surface D) A cushioned surface
A) Reuse them without modification B) Throw them in the trash can C) Leave them on the table D) Dispose of them safely
A) No ventilation B) Air conditioning C) A small fan D) Good ventilation
A) Incandescent light B) Natural light C) Dim light D) Fluorescent light
A) No glue B) Super glue C) Glue stick D) Hot glue
A) To add color to the glass B) To make the glass shiny C) To lubricate the cutting wheel D) To clean the glass
A) Too much pressure when scoring B) Using the wrong oil C) Using old solder D) Not enough pressure when scoring
A) Grip pliers B) Glass Cutter C) Soldering Iron D) Running Pliers
A) Cuts the foil B) Creates a good surface for solder C) Adds color to the foil D) Cleans the foil
A) Look at the color B) Touch it to the solder and see if it melts quickly C) Touch it to your finger D) Smell it
A) Don't touch the hot soldering iron B) Don't clean your work area C) Don't use flux D) Don't wear safety glasses |