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______________ is a durable material and is widely used for casting, which is a process by which the melted material is poured into a mold.

A
Bronze
B
Silver
C
Copper
D
Gold
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For architecture during the Arts and Crafts Movement, which of the following was not characteristic?

A
The use of warm colored woods in architecture and furnishings.
B
Creating architecture that was for personal use by the artist, and not to be sold for money.
C
Designing and creating architecture that looked used and rustic.
D
Ensuring architecture was connected to the environment it was in.
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The Arts and Crafts Movement occurred mainly in _______________.

A
the United States and England
B
England and France
C
the United States and South America
D
France and Japan
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The main advantage to red figure painting over black figure painting is _________________

A
it requires only one firing before it can be glazed.
B
it allowed artists to include greater detail in the anatomy of the painted figures.
C
it can be fired at a low temperature because it is non-conductive and non-porous.
D
it allowed artists to add pigment to their artistic designs.
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Around the year 2700 BCE, which metal was commonly produced?

A
gold
B
silver
C
bronze
D
iron
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_____________ is clay that has been watered down to the consistency of paint. It was used primarily by the Greeks to decorate and "glue" pieces together.

A
Slip
B
Amphora
C
Porcelain
D
Terracotta
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Early in history, ____________ was created not only for ornamental purposes, but also as a way of connecting to gods and receiving their protection.

A
metal armor
B
gold masks
C
bronze sculpture
D
metal jewelry
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Milling is the ___________________

A
craft of using metal to create different parts, assemble parts together, or create larger structures.
B
process of cutting and shaping unwanted materials or parts to create a desired shape.
C
fabrication method that joins together materials, usually metal.
D
process of making a mold of something; primarily used with bronze metalworking.
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The _____________ were among the first to use ceramics, and paint them with elaborate decorations during the 6th and 5th century BCE.

A
Chinese
B
Greeks
C
Romans
D
Mayans
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______________ is not only the most valuable precious metal, but it is also both aesthetically and intrinsically pleasing, and retains religious or symbolic meaning in many cultures.

A
Silver
B
Bronze
C
Iron
D
Gold
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This artistic representation of metalworking, which show the creativity and versatility that can be achieved with metal, is entitled, _____________.

Question illustration
A
Torso of Gold
B
Exhibit of Rings
C
WingNut Design
D
Ornamental Figure
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This image is an example which technique in ceramics?

Question illustration
A
red figure painting
B
meander pattern
C
glazing
D
black figure painting
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A precious metal is _________________

A
an element with super and electric and thermal conductivity, high luster, and sensitivity.
B
a highly sought after dense, shiny, soft precious metal that has been used as money for many centuries.
C
an highly valuable element with super and electric and thermal conductivity, high luster, and sensitivity.
D
a soft, sensitive, and lustrous element with the highest conductivity of any element.
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If a piece of glass permits light to pass through, then it is considered ___________.

A
transparent
B
reflective
C
transmitting
D
absorbent
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The process of making cloth through interlacing the threads on a loom is called ____________.

A
sewing
B
embroidery
C
crocheting
D
weaving

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