Wood-fired kiln wares are put in saggars to guard against what?
ARain and wind
BCold and frost
CSmoke, soot and ash
DDust and insects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Smoke, soot and ash
1. Burning wood and coal gives off smoke, soot and ash.
2. Saggars are ceramic boxes that shield wares from these.
3. Rain, frost and insects are not kiln hazards.
_Source: Wikipedia, Pottery, Firing, Fuel_
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