Napkin Folding Assessment Quiz

What is the first step in folding a sailboat napkin?

• Lay your napkin on a flat surface and smooth out any bumps

• wash your hands

• Get in a sailboat

• scrunch up your napkin

What type of materials can you use for napkin folding?

• wool or silk

• leather or glass

• cotton or linen

• scarfs or ties

Why would you use a linen or cotton napkin?

• I wouldn't. Paper is better.

• They instantly add a touch of sophistication to a table setting.

• So you can hide your food in it.

• What's a napkin?

Why would you choose cotton or linen napkins?

• To wrap up your food to take home.

• Because I haven't been to the shop to buy paper napkins.

• I wouldn't. They're ugly.

• They are more environmentalyy friendly.

Which napkins are the best quality?

• linen or cotton napkins. Hold up better.

• Dirty napkins. I like used napkins.

• paper napkins. They look mediocre.

• Disposable napkins.

What is the last folding task you do when folding a sailboat napkin?

• Fold the napkin into quarters.

• Fold the napkin in a diagonal.

• Fold the napkin in half, then pull out each 'sail'.

• Fold the napkin from left to right.

What can you use to help your sailboat napkin stand up on the table?

• Your hand, but you won't be able to eat or drink at the same time.

• A stapler. This works well. Keep your hands away.

• A peg. Peg the material together.

• A fork placed between the fabric.

Why are cotton or linen napkins better?

• They are less wasteful than disposable or paper napkins.

• They aren't. Silk is better.

• Because you can use them to clean your ears.

• Because they cost more.

Why wouldn't you buy paper napkins?

• I buy them all the time. They are the best.

• Because the colours are boring.

• They look mediocre and disintegrate after minimal use.

• I don't like them that's why.

How can napkins look like table art?

• You can stick them in a vase like flowers.

• Creative folding styles help create a lovely table setting.

• Tie them together and they become a table runner

• Art belongs on the wall.