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BTLED HE 3210 MIDTERM EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are the sources of people’s food, shelter, and other basic needs.

a)

skills and talent

b)

nature

c)

natural resources

d)

environment

2.

The development of water power, coal, and machine tools changed society. The importance of the craftsman declined and began to be replaced by machines. Fabrics could be imported from around the world, and machines replaced looms to create complex and intricate fabrics.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

American Colonies

d)

Biblical Times

3.

The movement against mechanization and advocate the return to traditional craftsmanship and simple forms. Weaving was a huge part of this movement with the return of hand weaving and traditional looms. It became a hobby of leisure.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

American Colonies

d)

Biblical Times

4.

This is an indication that the handicraft industry

is enjoying the patronage of Filipinos nationwide.

a)

people acquired many skills that enabled them to tinker with nature

b)

every family owns one or more handicraft products

c)

blessed with rich natural resources that are scattered throughout its 7,107 islands.

d)

Handicraft-making has become a

means of livelihood

e)

The Philippines is the second-largest world producer of handicrafts

5.

This is the main handicraft product in the Philippines which is made from indigenous materials.

a)

Folk Architecture

b)

Weaving

c)

Basketry

d)

Carving

e)

Pottery

6.

Is a wrap- around piece of cloth worn by women. This type of clothing is often colorful and features linear and geometric designs.

a)

malong

b)

hablon

c)

patadyong

7.

It is made from abaca twine and indigenous plan similar to banana.

a)

sisal

b)

maguey

c)

sinamay

8.

The tool used to test the squareness of a piece of stock.

a)

Ruler

b)

Triangle

c)

L-square

d)

T- square

e)

Tri-square

9.

A tool for angles of any degree

a)

Triangle

b)

Protractor

c)

Compass

d)

Sliding T-Bevel

e)

Tri-square

10.

Use to mark points in measuring

a)

Sliding T-bevel

b)

Marking gauge

c)

Scratch Awl

d)

Nail set

11.

Use to spur file with a

conical point or wedge shape.

a)

Sliding T-bevel

b)

Marking gauge

c)

Scratch Awl

d)

Nail set

12.

Use to line fine

construction materials and boring holes

a)

Sliding T-bevel

b)

Marking gauge

c)

Scratch Awl

d)

Nail set

13.

Used in driving wood chisels.

a)

Hammer

b)

Mallet

c)

Hatchet

d)

Nail set

e)

Spokeshave

14.

Name the tool.

a)

flat tip packer

b)

bent tip packer

c)

towel and bucket

d)

scissors

15.

Name the tool.

a)

flat tip packer

b)

bent tip packer

c)

towel and bucket

d)

scissors

16.

Name the tool.

a)

awl

b)

needle nose pliers

c)

side cutter

d)

scissors

17.

Name the tool.

a)

awl

b)

needle nose pliers

c)

side cutter

d)

scissors

18.

Name the tool.

a)

awl

b)

needle nose pliers

c)

side cutter

d)

scissors

19.

Name the tool.

a)

shaver

b)

screw driver

c)

clips

d)

spoke weight

20.

A tool used to hold warp threads so weft fibers can be woven. It can be made from anything that can provide anchors for warp threads, but traditionally they are made of wood.

a)

basketry

b)

weaving

c)

warp

d)

loom

21.

Used to pare, gauge and engrave.

a)

Spokeshave

b)

Draw knife

c)

Chisel

d)

Nail set

e)

Scratch Awl

22.

Used to remove the outer skin or enamel coating of bamboo

a)

Spokeshave

b)

Draw knife

c)

Chisel

d)

Tin Snip

e)

Shader

23.

A weave produces two or more yarns used in both the warp and filling direction.

a)

chiffon

b)

matt or basket weave

c)

rib weave

24.

Is the set of lengthwise fibers that are held in tension on a loom.

a)

basketry

b)

weaving

c)

warp

d)

loom

25.

Used to cut small circles and other shapes.

a)

Spokeshave

b)

Hand drill

c)

Compass saw

d)

Cross cut-saw

e)

Shader

26.

What is the common material of the following?

• buttons

• toilet articles

• handles

• fans

• card cases

a)

bamboo

b)

rattan

c)

seashell

d)

fiber

27.

Threads that go up and down in vertical orientation are called the _________

a)

loom

b)

warp

c)

weft

28.

A weave that produces fabrics in which fewer yarns per square centimeter are visible on the surface.

a)

matt weave

b)

basket weave

c)

rib weave

29.

A vine that has a single stem and easily splinted

a)

nito

b)

rattan

c)

arorog

d)

salago

30.

Characterized as curved spines.

a)

bamboo

b)

rattan

c)

nito

d)

fiber

31.

Threads that go across are the _________

a)

loom

b)

warp

c)

weft

32.

Which is NOT a basketry technique?

a)

Coiled Basketry

b)

Twining Basketry

c)

Splint Basketry

d)

Knotting Basketry

33.

Which type of technique in basketry making comes in various styles and shapes depending on the materials used and the type of stitch used to interlock the coil together?

a)

Coiled Basketry

b)

Plaiting Basketry

c)

Twining Basketry

d)

Bamboo Basketry

34.

It is the art of making basket or object woven like baskets.

a)

Basket

b)

Basketry

c)

Weaving

d)

Macrame

35.

What tool is used to pinch the reed where you want to bend it at the right angle when making basket borders?

a)

awl

b)

nose pliers

c)

raping iron

d)

utility knife

36.

Identify this basketry weaving techniques.

a)

Twinning

b)

Plaiting

c)

Stake and Strand

37.

A type of basketry using materials that are wide and braidlike: palms, yucca

a)

twinning basketry

b)

coiled basketry

c)

wicker and splint basketry

d)

plaiting basketry

38.

A type of basketry that uses reed, cane, willow, oak, and ash

a)

twinning basketry

b)

coiled basketry

c)

wicker and splint basketry

d)

plaiting basketry

39.

A type of basketry that uses grasses, rushes and pine needles

a)

twinning basketry

b)

coiled basketry

c)

wicker and splint basketry

d)

plaiting basketry

40.

A type of basketry that uses materials from roots and tree bark. This is a weaving technique where two or more flexible weaving elements ("weavers") cross each other as they weave through the stiffer radial spokes.

a)

twinning basketry

b)

coiled basketry

c)

wicker and splint basketry

d)

plaiting basketry

41.

Identify this basketry weaving technique.

a)

plaiting

b)

wicker

c)

coiling

d)

twinning

42.

Identify this basketry weaving technique.

a)

plaiting

b)

wicker

c)

coiling

d)

twinning

43.

Identify this basketry weaving technique.

a)

plaiting

b)

wicker

c)

coiling

d)

twinning

44.

Used to hold the basket at the correct angle for working

a)

workbench

b)

workboard

c)

table

45.

Which of the following is NOT a description of basketry?

a)

practical and giftable

b)

outdated and traditional

c)

always in style

d)

versatile and tangible

46.

Identify this basketry weave

a)

coiling

b)

plaiting

c)

twinning

d)

wicker

47.

Identify this basketry weave

a)

coiling

b)

plaiting

c)

twinning

d)

wicker

48.

Identify this basketry weave

a)

coiling

b)

plaiting

c)

twinning

d)

wicker

49.

Identify this basketry weave

a)

coiling

b)

plaiting

c)

twinning

d)

wicker

50.

A method in which 2 sets of fibers are interlaced using weft and warp at right angles on a loom.

a)

basketry

b)

weaving

c)

warp

d)

loom