Weaving

What traditional textile technique involves interlacing two sets of fibers at right angles on a loom?

• A) Crocheting

• B) Knitting

• C) Weaving

• D) Embroidery

What are examples of materials commonly used to create strands for weaving?

• A) Metal and plastic

• B) Bamboo and straw

• C) Paper and cardboard

• D) Cotton, hemp, wool, and fur

Which component of weaving refers to the set of fibers held under tension lengthwise on a loom?

• A) Shuttle

• B) Bobbin

• C) Weft

• D) Warp

Which term describes the set of fibers that pass through the warp in weaving?

• A) Shuttle

• B) Bobbin

• C) Weft

• D) Loom

What tool is used to hold warp threads in place so that weft fibers can be woven through them?

• A) Shuttle

• B) Bobbin

• C) Loom

• D) Needle

What material is traditionally used to make looms, although they can technically be constructed from any material capable of providing anchors for warp threads?

• A) Metal

• B) Plastic

• C) Wood

• D) Bamboo

When can the origins of woven fabrics be traced back to?

• A) 2000 BC

• B) 3000 BC

• C) 4000 BC

• D) 5000 BC

What was the original purpose of weaving, despite it being one of the oldest forms of arts and crafts?

• A) Trade

• B) Decoration

• C) Hobby

• D) Clothing

What crucial role did weaving play for early civilizations?

• A) Providing clothing and shelter

• B) Religious rituals

• C) Entertainment

• D) Social status symbol