Weaving Colors and Their Significance

The transcript describes the work of weavers at different times of the day. In the morning, they weave garments for newborns, using colors as vibrant as a house iron's wing. In the evening, they create bright marriage veils for a queen, with colors reminiscent of peacock plumes. At night, they solemnly weave a funeral shroud, using the pale colors of feathers and clouds.

What is the significance of the color blue in the morning weaving section?

• It signifies peace.

• It represents the sky.

• It symbolizes a newborn child.

• It is the color of the sea.

In the evening weaving section, what is the purpose of the garment being woven?

• A festival costume.

• A queen's marriage veil.

• A birthday gift.

• A royal robe.

Which colors are mentioned in the evening weaving section?

• Red and yellow.

• Purple and green.

• Black and gold.

• Blue and white.

What is being woven in the night weaving section?

• A birthday suit.

• A festive banner.

• A wedding dress.

• A funeral shroud.

How is the atmosphere described in the night weaving section?

• Chaotic and noisy.

• Solemn and still.

• Joyful and lively.

• Bright and cheerful.