G5 (SM 2.2)-Paper Quilling

a. Paper in which a pattern of holes, punched by pressure machine.

b. a malleable mixture of paper, flour, and water, that becomes hard when dry.

c. the Japanese art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures.

d. The art of cutting paper into long thin strips, rolling and pinching the pieces into different shapes.

a. Paper punch

b. Paper strips

c. Paper pulp

d. Paper model

a. folding

b. rolling

c. layering

d. punching

a. plan paper

b. blank paper

c. color paper

d. thick paper

a. closed

b. tight

c. square

d. diamond

a. star

b. square

c. triangle

d. teardrop

a. to make coil's shape more neatly

b. to ensure consistently of coil size

c. to produce a coil shape automatically

d. to get a variant size of coil

a. toothpick

b. cotton bud

c. chopsticks

d. nail