SuperTeacherTools SuperTeacherTools Help
Jeopardy Home Create a New Game Create a New Game Copy This Game Play This Game in SpeedMatch
How to Use Instant Jeopardy Review:

Instant Jeopardy Review is designed for live play with up to ten individuals or teams. Teams choose a question, then try to give the best answer. Scoring is built in for each team. You can post a link to this review game using the orange game information button below. If you are the creator of this game, you can edit the game with the red edit button. Have fun!
Click here for the answer key for this game

Play This Game Live With Teams Now!  Join Live Game as a Player


Seconds To Answer Each Question
Set to 0 to hide the timer

Ceramics Quiz
Play This Game Live Now  Join Live Game as a Player

Stages of Clay Techniques True or False Ceramic Terms Miscellaneous
5 5 5 5 5
10 10 10 10 10
15 15 15 15 15
20 20 20 20 20
25 25 25 25 25
Final Question
Edit Game

What is the oven-like machine that fires clay?

 


View Answer

What is the oven-like machine that fires clay?

 



Kiln


What is the term for clay in its most dry state? It is most fragile and ready to be fired during this stage. 

 


View Answer

What is the term for clay in its most dry state? It is most fragile and ready to be fired during this stage. 

 



Bone Dry


What is the stage for when clay is hard and details can be carved into it? Molded shape cannot be changed. 

 

View Answer

What is the stage for when clay is hard and details can be carved into it? Molded shape cannot be changed. 

 


Leather Hard


What is the term for good usable clay; able to be molded?

View Answer

What is the term for good usable clay; able to be molded?


Plastic


Pudding-like clay; used as an adhesive.

 

View Answer

Pudding-like clay; used as an adhesive.

 


Slip


Compressing clay to get rid of air bubbles. (Like kneading bread).

 

View Answer

Compressing clay to get rid of air bubbles. (Like kneading bread).

 


Wedging


Technique used to attach 2 pieces of clay.

 

View Answer

Technique used to attach 2 pieces of clay.

 


Slip and score


Clay that is pressed with fingers is called?

View Answer

Clay that is pressed with fingers is called?


Pinch


Rope-like clay pieces are called?

 

View Answer

Rope-like clay pieces are called?

 


Coil


Clay rolled out flat to 1/2-1" inch in thickness?

 

View Answer

Clay rolled out flat to 1/2-1" inch in thickness?

 


Slab


Clay that is usually the color red is stoneware.

View Answer

Clay that is usually the color red is stoneware.


False.) Earthenware


Air pockets cause your artwork to break inside the kiln.

 

View Answer

Air pockets cause your artwork to break inside the kiln.

 


True


Clay does not shrink when it dries.

View Answer

Clay does not shrink when it dries.


False, Clay DOES shrink when it dries.


Clay must be wedged for at least 10 minutes.

View Answer

Clay must be wedged for at least 10 minutes.


False, You only need to wedge for a minute or two.


Small projecting objects will most likely be broken off and lost. 

View Answer

Small projecting objects will most likely be broken off and lost. 


True


Glasslike coating used for decoration.

View Answer

Glasslike coating used for decoration.


Glaze


Clay pressed in, around or over an object is called?

 

View Answer

Clay pressed in, around or over an object is called?

 


Mold


The term used when referring to forming or shaping on a potter's wheel.

 

a.) Wheeling

b.) Pottering

c.) Throwing

d.) Sculpting

View Answer

The term used when referring to forming or shaping on a potter's wheel.

 

a.) Wheeling

b.) Pottering

c.) Throwing

d.) Sculpting


Throwing


Method of heating the clay product to a high temperature in order to bring about a particular chemical change in the clay. 

View Answer

Method of heating the clay product to a high temperature in order to bring about a particular chemical change in the clay. 


Firing


This term refers to ceramic pieces that have been fired once without glaze.

View Answer

This term refers to ceramic pieces that have been fired once without glaze.


Bisque

 


This term refers to the one of several techniques of building pots using the only the hands and simple tools rather than the potters wheel. 

View Answer

This term refers to the one of several techniques of building pots using the only the hands and simple tools rather than the potters wheel. 


Hand-building


A machine used in the shaping of round ceramic wares.

 

A.) Wedging

B.) Kiln

C.) Wheel

 

View Answer

A machine used in the shaping of round ceramic wares.

 

A.) Wedging

B.) Kiln

C.) Wheel

 


C.) Wheel


A pot formed from a structure of coils or ropes of clay laid one on top of the other in a spiral.

 

View Answer

A pot formed from a structure of coils or ropes of clay laid one on top of the other in a spiral.

 


Coil Pot


This tool is used to do what?

 

View Answer

This tool is used to do what?

 


Cut clay from a lump or block.


Clay can explode in the kiln if:

a.) There are air bubbles in the project

b.) The project is too thick

c.) It is not completely bone-dry and moisture is still in the clay

d.) All of the above.

View Answer

Clay can explode in the kiln if:

a.) There are air bubbles in the project

b.) The project is too thick

c.) It is not completely bone-dry and moisture is still in the clay

d.) All of the above.


d.) All of the above!



View Answer





Scoreboard
Scoreboard
Team 1
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 2
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 3
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 4
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 5
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 6
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 7
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 8
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 9
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 10
Lose Point
Add Point


What Would You Like To Risk?

Scoreboard
Team 1
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 2
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 3
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 4
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 5
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 6
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 7
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 8
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 9
Minus 1
Plus 1
Team 10
Minus 1
Plus 1


Go To The Final Question
Final Score:
Scoreboard
Team 1
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 2
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 3
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 4
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 5
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 6
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 7
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 8
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 9
Lose Point
Add Point
Team 10
Lose Point
Add Point


Create a New Game Create a New Game

Copy This Game