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How to create stained glass art
Contributed by: Sadler
  • 1. What is the primary material used in stained glass art?
A) Wood
B) Colored glass
C) Paper
D) Plastic
  • 2. Which tool is used to cut glass?
A) Scissors
B) Knife
C) Glass cutter
D) Saw
  • 3. What is the purpose of flux in soldering?
A) To add color
B) To prevent breakage
C) To cool the metal
D) To clean the metal surface
  • 4. What is copper foil used for?
A) Cleaning the glass
B) Strengthening the glass
C) Wrapping the edges of the glass
D) Coloring the glass
  • 5. What type of solder is typically used in stained glass?
A) 60/40 solder
B) 90/10 solder
C) Pure lead solder
D) 50/50 solder
  • 6. What is the purpose of patina?
A) To add color to the glass
B) To strengthen the solder
C) To clean the glass
D) To darken the solder lines
  • 7. What is a cartoon in stained glass?
A) A list of materials
B) A full-size pattern
C) A small sketch
D) A drawing of a cartoon character
  • 8. What safety precaution is essential when working with glass?
A) Wearing safety glasses
B) Wearing a mask
C) Wearing gloves
D) Wearing open-toed shoes
  • 9. What is the lead came technique?
A) Using lead strips to join glass
B) Using copper foil to join glass
C) Using solder to join glass
D) Using glue to join glass
  • 10. Which tool is used to break the glass after scoring?
A) Soldering iron
B) Hammer
C) Glass cutter
D) Running pliers
  • 11. What does 'grinding' glass do?
A) Cleans the glass
B) Cuts the glass
C) Smooths the edges
D) Colors the glass
  • 12. What type of cleaner is best for stained glass?
A) Ammonia
B) Glass cleaner
C) Vinegar
D) Bleach
  • 13. What is the purpose of whiting powder?
A) Strengthening the glass
B) Adding color to solder
C) Melting solder
D) Cleaning patina residue
  • 14. Which of these is NOT a type of glass commonly used?
A) Cardboard glass
B) Streaky glass
C) Opalescent glass
D) Cathedral glass
  • 15. What is the ideal temperature for soldering?
A) Around 50 degrees Fahrenheit
B) Around 200 degrees Fahrenheit
C) Around 700 degrees Fahrenheit
D) Around 1000 degrees Fahrenheit
  • 16. What is the first step in the stained glass process?
A) Cutting glass
B) Foiling
C) Design
D) Soldering
  • 17. What does 'tack soldering' mean?
A) Spot soldering to hold pieces
B) Soldering at a low temperature
C) Soldering very quickly
D) Soldering without flux
  • 18. Which of these is NOT a common patina color?
A) Copper
B) Silver
C) Black
D) Green
  • 19. What is the purpose of a fid?
A) Smoothing foil
B) Holding glass
C) Cutting glass
D) Applying flux
  • 20. What is a good surface to work on when cutting glass?
A) A metal surface
B) A hard wood surface
C) A cushioned surface
D) A tile surface
  • 21. What should you do with scrap pieces of glass?
A) Dispose of them safely
B) Throw them in the trash can
C) Reuse them without modification
D) Leave them on the table
  • 22. What type of ventilation is important when soldering?
A) Good ventilation
B) No ventilation
C) Air conditioning
D) A small fan
  • 23. What type of light is best when selecting glass?
A) Fluorescent light
B) Dim light
C) Incandescent light
D) Natural light
  • 24. What is a good way to adhere the pattern to the glass?
A) No glue
B) Glue stick
C) Hot glue
D) Super glue
  • 25. What is the purpose of using oil on the glass cutter?
A) To clean the glass
B) To make the glass shiny
C) To add color to the glass
D) To lubricate the cutting wheel
  • 26. What causes glass to crack improperly?
A) Using old solder
B) Too much pressure when scoring
C) Not enough pressure when scoring
D) Using the wrong oil
  • 27. Which tool is helpful for holding glass while grinding?
A) Soldering Iron
B) Glass Cutter
C) Grip pliers
D) Running Pliers
  • 28. What is the point of burnishing the foil?
A) Cuts the foil
B) Adds color to the foil
C) Creates a good surface for solder
D) Cleans the foil
  • 29. How can you test if your solder is hot enough?
A) Touch it to the solder and see if it melts quickly
B) Smell it
C) Look at the color
D) Touch it to your finger
  • 30. What's an important safety practice when soldering?
A) Don't wear safety glasses
B) Don't touch the hot soldering iron
C) Don't clean your work area
D) Don't use flux
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