Lesson 6.1.7
6.1.7 Jewellery and body adornment Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 6
20 questions
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Lesson 6.1.7, Jewellery and body adornment: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 6: Three-dimensional Design, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What types of jewellery production does the specification cover?
- Only handmade
- Digital-only prototypes
- Only industrial
- Individual and mass-produced
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Which material is explicitly listed for jewellery and body adornment in the spec?
- Carbon fibre
- Concrete
- Fibreglass
- Plastics
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Which technique is a named jewellery making process in the specification?
- Slip casting
- Blow moulding
- Modelling
- Wood turning
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What defines individual jewellery compared to mass-produced pieces?
- Factory stamped
- Made singly
- Mould cast
- Roller printed
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A ring band needs 3 g of metal. A designer makes 25 rings. How many grams of metal are needed?
- 83 g
- 75 g
- 60 g
- 28 g
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Which material suits a flexible body adornment?
- Fired clay
- Textiles
- Cast iron
- Plate glass
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Which recording approach is specified for developing jewellery ideas?
- Non-digital methods
- Automated printing
- CAD simulation
- Laser scanning only
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Wood and plastic used in a necklace belong to which study area?
- Jewellery materials
- Ceramic artefacts
- Graphic materials
- Fine art sculpture
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What is the main purpose of modelling in jewellery design?
- Acoustic tuning
- Chemical testing
- Voltage control
- Testing form
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What is the primary function of body adornment?
- Structural support
- Industrial fastening
- Decoration and expression
- Thermal insulation
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A pair of earrings uses 2 beads in total. A designer makes 36 pairs. How many beads are needed?
- 58
- 38
- 72
- 144
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Which material suits jewellery that must be lightweight and colourful?
- Cast iron
- Lead ingots
- Plastics
- Stone slabs
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A designer makes a glass pendant. Which material is being used?
- Glass
- Wood
- Textile
- Plastic
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Why combine metal and textiles in a jewellery design?
- Creating textural contrast
- Increasing weight
- Reducing melting point
- Improving conductivity
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What is essential for jewellery designed for mass production?
- Single-item creation
- Unique hand carving
- Consistent reproducibility
- Variable gemstone sizes
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Which factor is critical for daily-worn body adornment?
- Magnetic polarity
- Skin comfort
- High reflectivity
- Thermal insulation
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What core skill is needed when setting a stone into metal?
- Glass blowing
- Constructing and fixing
- Ceramic throwing
- Lens-based imaging
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Which process combination suits a wooden brooch with a metal pin?
- Throwing and glazing
- Casting and firing
- Carving and attaching
- Weaving and dyeing
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How does the specification define body adornments?
- Functional tools
- Structural fixings
- Decorative items worn
- Ceramic vessels
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What is a key benefit of recording jewellery designs digitally?
- Chemical hardening
- Easy modification
- Organic decay
- Thermal expansion
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