Lesson T2.2.1
T2.2.1 Handling different materials with proficiency Quiz: KS3 Art & Design, Unit 2
20 questions
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Lesson T2.2.1, Handling different materials with proficiency: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Art & Design (National Curriculum), Unit 2: Techniques, media and materials, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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How should a craft knife be used safely when cutting card in class?
- Without a mat
- Cutting towards body
- Using a ruler
- Cutting away safely
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Why must clay be thoroughly wedged before being shaped?
- To add colour
- To cool down
- To remove air
- To make shiny
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What is the name of the first firing that hardens unglazed clay?
- Sog firing
- Raku firing
- Bisque firing
- Glaze firing
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In which direction should you sand wood to achieve a smooth finish?
- In circles
- Diagonally
- With the grain
- Across the grain
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Why should hair be tied back when operating power tools in class?
- To see better
- To save time
- To keep cool
- To prevent injury
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What does COSHH guidance cover in an art room?
- Fire safety
- Hazardous substances
- Electrical wiring
- Tool sharpening
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Why is good ventilation important when using art solvents?
- To reduce fumes
- To save glue
- To dry paint
- To cool room
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Which safety equipment is essential when soldering metal?
- Eye protection
- Dust mask
- Ear defenders
- Rubber apron
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What is the main purpose of a cutting mat?
- Absorbing water
- Protecting surfaces
- Mixing paints
- Sharpening blades
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Which technique joins two pieces of leather-hard clay?
- Pinching and folding
- Gluing and taping
- Scoring and slip
- Wetting and drying
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What is the safe way to store sharp art tools?
- On open shelves
- In closed boxes
- Loose in drawers
- In pocket bags
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What must you do before opening a hot kiln?
- Spray cold water
- Blow air fans
- Allow full cooling
- Open wide immediately
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What is the main hazard when using a hot glue gun?
- Skin burns
- Electric shocks
- Toxic smoke
- Blade cuts
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Why should art materials never be placed in the mouth?
- Ruining brushes
- Staining teeth
- Risk of poisoning
- Bad bitter taste
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What should be used to clean brushes after oil painting?
- Recommended solvent
- Bleach solution
- Cold water only
- Washing-up liquid
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Why should you check the label of an art material?
- Colour testing
- Brand matching
- Hazard warnings
- Price checking
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Which action prevents trips and falls in the art room?
- Polishing tables
- Closing windows
- Keeping floors clear
- Dimming lights
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Which direction should you cut when using a craft knife?
- Upwards vertically
- In tight circles
- Towards yourself
- Away from body
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Why should unused clay be kept covered in plastic?
- To keep warm
- To stop melting
- To prevent drying
- To add moisture
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What should be used to handle items straight from a kiln?
- Plastic gloves
- Paper towels
- Bare fingers
- Heat-resistant tongs
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