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Ebrown

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Most ceramic objects are created by
 
  a) slab construction, coiling, or throwing.
  b) additive, subtractive, or assemblage.
  c) firing, casting, or fusing.
  d) firing, slab construction, or assemblage.

Question 2

Originally, when an artist worked in the crafts, it meant that he or she
 
  a) produced functional objects.
  b) created production pieces in a factory.
  c) worked in clay exclusively.
  d) worked in bronze.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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