1.
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Define basic color science terminology. (I a)
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2.
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Use color as a symbol to communicate ideas or warnings. (I b)
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3.
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Compare and contrast the effects of natural and artificial light
sources on color. (I c)
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4.
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Identify specific color characteristics. (I d)
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5.
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Use the color wheel to create different monochromantic and analogous
color painting schemes. (I e)
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6.
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Identify and use equipment and tools used in color mixing and
matching. (I f)
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7.
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List the procedures used in preparing a paint color match. (I g)
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8.
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Perform basic color mixing and matching. (I g)
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9.
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Describe the effects of specific wood finishes on specific woods (II
a-d)
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10.
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Prepare wood surfaces in order to apply various types of finishes. (II
e-h)
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11.
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List the basic steps in reparing old wood surface finish. (II i)
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12.
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Identify safety precautions necessary when using paint and varnish
remover. (II i)
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13.
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Develop a complete wood finishing schedule. (II j)
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14.
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Identify wood finishing problems and describe the probable cause and
the appropriate corrective procedures. (II j)
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