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Cabochon Stone Setting Mastery Hub: Practice Test 2026 | Exa
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Q1Domain Verified
In "The Complete Cabochon Wire Wrapping Course 2026," what fundamental principle distinguishes a "full bezel" wire wrap from a "partial bezel" wrap when securing a cabochon?
The full bezel utilizes a single, continuous wire to encircle the entire circumference of the stone, while a partial bezel uses multiple wire segments.
The full bezel ensures the wire makes contact with the entire girdle of the cabochon, whereas a partial bezel only secures a portion of the girdle.
The primary difference lies in the finishing technique: full bezels are always hammered for a flattened appearance, while partial bezels are left round.
A full bezel involves a wire element that extends upwards and over the top edge of the cabochon for added security, while a partial bezel remains entirely below the stone's apex.
Q2Domain Verified
According to "The Complete Cabochon Wire Wrapping Course 2026," when assessing the suitability of a cabochon for wire wrapping, what specific characteristic of the stone's underside is paramount for achieving a stable and secure wrap?
A rough, unpolished underside, which offers superior grip for the wire.
A slightly domed underside, which provides a natural "seat" for the wire to nestle into.
A precisely beveled edge on the underside, which prevents the wire from slipping.
A perfectly flat underside, allowing for maximum contact with the bench block.
Q3Domain Verified
In "The Complete Cabochon Wire Wrapping Course 2026," the instructor introduces the concept of "tension control" during wire wrapping. Which of the following actions most directly contributes to maintaining consistent and effective tension?
Utilizing a consistent, even pressure from the thumb and forefinger of the non-dominant hand to guide the wire.
Allowing slack in the wire to build up before tightening it in subsequent passes.
Applying rapid, jerky movements with the pliers to quickly set the wire.
Frequently adjusting the pliers' grip to compensate for wire slippage.
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