Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (CBSE) · Art Education
Chapter: Chapter 5 — Chapter 5: Clay and 3D Craft
Time Allowed: 16 minutes
Max Marks: 8
1. Why is clay kneaded before shaping? [1]
(A) To remove air bubbles
(B) To make it colourful
(C) To make it wet only
(D) No reason
2. What can combining pinch, coil and slab methods help create? [1]
(A) More complex 3D forms
(B) Only flat drawings
(C) Nothing new
(D) Only paintings
3. What can make a clay piece more durable? [1]
(A) Firing it in a kiln
(B) Leaving it in water
(C) Painting it while wet
(D) Ignoring it
4. What might happen if clay dries too quickly or unevenly? [1]
(A) It becomes stronger
(B) It may crack
(C) It turns into metal
(D) Nothing happens
5. Why is clay kneaded before shaping? [1]
(A) To remove air bubbles
(B) To make it colourful
(C) To make it wet only
(D) No reason
6. What can combining pinch, coil and slab methods help create? [1]
(A) More complex 3D forms
(B) Only flat drawings
(C) Nothing new
(D) Only paintings
7. What can make a clay piece more durable? [1]
(A) Firing it in a kiln
(B) Leaving it in water
(C) Painting it while wet
(D) Ignoring it
8. What might happen if clay dries too quickly or unevenly? [1]
(A) It becomes stronger
(B) It may crack
(C) It turns into metal
(D) Nothing happens