Chapter 11 Exam Questions and
Answers
One factor used to determine the clarity grade of a diamond is an inclusion's
A.
shape.
B.
texture.
C.
contour.
D.
location. - Answer-location
Inclusions or blemishes that establish the clarity grade of a diamond are collectively
called
A.
markers.
B.
highlighters.
C.
indicator characteristics.
D.
grade-setting characteristics. - Answer-grade-setting characteristics
In most cases, the easier it is to see a clarity characteristic, the
A.
less durable the stone.
B.
lower the clarity grade.
C.
more durable the stone.
D.
higher the clarity grade. - Answer-lower the clarity grade
Blemishes don't usually affect the clarity grade in diamonds below
A.
IF.
B.
SI.
C.
VS.
D.