Weaving Basics

What is the technique of interlacing threads called in weaving?

• weaving

• knitting

• crocheting

• embroidery

Which ancient civilization is known for its intricate weaving techniques?

• Egypt

• Inca

• Maya

• Aztec

What is the primary material used in weaving to create fabric?

• Threads or yarns

• Silk

• Glass

• Wood

What type of loom is commonly used in traditional weaving?

• Handloom

• Megaloom

• Powerloom

• Airloom

What is the process of passing the weft over and under the warp threads called?

• spinning

• weaving

• crocheting

• knitting

Which natural fiber is commonly used in weaving to create soft and breathable fabrics?

• Silk

• Wool

• Polyester

• Cotton

What is the term for the pattern created by the arrangement of warp and weft threads?

• knit

• stitch

• sew

• weave

Which country is famous for its rich history of tapestry weaving?

• Spain

• Germany

• Italy

• France

What is the tool used to beat the weft threads into place on a loom?

• shuttle

• spindle

• needle

• loom

What is the term for the vertical threads held under tension on a loom?

• knit

• string

• weft

• warp