TLE 10 Quezon

TLE 10 Quezon

TLE Remedial and Enhancement Activities for developing and improving learning skills in the ONLINE CLASS . It involves an individualized or group teaching of struggling students in specific task and collaborative learning .

Multiple Choice

Which of the following type of crafts is employed to make several useful things from bags to hanging baskets to purely decorative objects like jewelry and wall hangings?

• a. Basketry weaving

• b. Macramé knot

• c. Leather craft

• d. Wall hanging

Multiple Choice

This kind of material used for basketry making.

• a. Basket weaving Abaca

• b. knotting

• c. Karagumoy

• d. Pliable

Multiple Choice

This term includes basket making and basket ware that uses a process of weaving pliable materials.

• a. Bag making

• b. Basketry

• c. Quilting

•  d. Weaving

Multiple Choice

This is one of the traditional styles applied in basketry.

• a. Basketry

• b. Household

• c. Macramé

• d. Weaving

Multiple Choice

This material are made into baskets, mats, or into sandals that protect our feet.

• a. Fringes

• b. Loomed Fabric

• c. Ornaments

• d. Pliable

Multiple Choice

This method used materials as long as they are flexible and rigid enough for the waft.

• a. Coiled Basket

• b. Plaited

• c. Twined basket

• d. Woven basket

Multiple Choice

This product that can be made into coiled basket are straw, willow, and palmetto or yucca.

• a. Coiled Basket

• b. Plaited

• c. Twined basket

• d. Woven basket

Multiple Choice

This kind of basket is traditionally made from a range of stiff fiber materials, including wood splints, runners, and cane.

• a Coiled Basket

• b. Household Plaited

• c. Macramé basket

• d. Woven basket

Multiple Choice

This can be made of many different materials flexible enough to be woven and strong enough to retain their shape.

• a. Basket

• b. Plaited

• c. Twined basket

• d. Woven basket

Multiple Choice

It requires the use of more cords

• a. Basket

• b. Macramé bet

• c. Twined basket

• d. Woven basket

Multiple Choice

This tool is used to cut the ends of the cord.

• a. Bulldog clips

• b. Scissor

• c. Stilleto

• d. Tape

Multiple Choice

This allows you to hold the cords securely in place while you are working.

• a. Tape

• b. Pins

• c. Pliers

• d. Macramé board

Multiple Choice

This fiber is taken from the petiole of Buri palm

• a. Buntal

• b. Glue

• c. Scissors

• d. Zigzag rule

Multiple Choice

This is one of the most useful materials grown in the world.

• a. Abaca

• b. Abaca Lupis

• c. Bacbac

• d. Bamboo

Multiple Choice

This material is used in splinting and cutting.

• a. Bolo

• b. Knife

• c. Macramé board

• d. Shear

Multiple Choice

This cord works with four strands.

• a. Knots

• b. Half knot

• c. Larks head knot

• d. Square knot

Multiple Choice

This type of basket is created by starting in the center at the bottom or with a round disk of wood at the bottom, coiled and stitched outward and upward.

• a. Coiled basket

• b. Plaited basket

• c. Twined basket

• d. Wicked basket

Multiple Choice

This basket creates variations that are open or closed techniques

• a. Coiled basket

• b. Plaited basket

• c. Twined basket

• d. Wicked basket

Multiple Choice

This is also known as calico and taffeta.

• a. Basket weave

• b. Mock leno

• c. Plain

• d. Twill

Multiple Choice

The weave structure basically the filler interlaced and has floating warp thread on the surface.

• a. Basket weave

• b. Pairing

• c. Mock leno

• d. Satin

Multiple Choice

This term refers to the strands that stand upright and form the side that supports the basket.

• a. Double Chain Knot

• b. Knot-bearing cord

• c. knotting cord

• d. Spoke

Multiple Choice

21. What do you called this basket strands that weave through the spokes to enable them to be woven in and out?

• a. Double Chain Knot

• b. Knot-bearing cord

• c. Spoke

• d. Weaver

Multiple Choice

21. This is composed of looped knots used to give variation to edge headings.

• a. Double Chain Knot

• b. Picot

• c. Spoke

• d. Weaver

Multiple Choice

21. The most practical knot in macramé since a number of variations may be obtained from it.

• a. Half hitch

• b. Knot-bearing cord

• c. Spoke

• d. Weaver

Multiple Choice

This is tied in a way similar to the half hitch but is applied differently.

• a. Double Chain Knot

• b. Overhand knot

• c. Spoke

• d. Weaver

Multiple Choice

This allows you to hold the cords securely in place while you are working.

• a. Tape

• b. Pins

• c. Pliers

• d. Macramé board