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Traditional Attire

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Enredo, chincuete, posahuanco, refajo, enagua are all examples of traditional Mexican __________

a)

skirts

b)

shoes

c)

tunics

d)

pants

2.

This is one of the most popular women’s clothing in Mexico. It is a sleeveless tunic, made from cotton or wool, worn with a skirt.

a)

Quechquémitl

b)

Huipil

c)

Rebozo

d)

Refajo

3.

These are a popular style of handmade, pre-Columbian footwear, that supposedly originate from the Mexican states of Jalisco, Michoacán and Yucatán in particular.

a)

Albarcas

b)

Cowboy boots

c)

Alpargatas

d)

Huaraches

4.

These baggy pants are often worn by gauchos – South American cowboys

a)

Bombachas pants

b)

Baiana pants

c)

as calças pants

d)

Hawaiian shorts

5.

This attire is colorful, the skirt has a long slit showing the left leg of a woman, an ornate turban is adorned with feathers, flowers, and other decorations.

a)

Chita dress

b)

Carmen Miranda costume

c)

Poncho

d)

gibão

6.

A traditional Brazilian footwear is

a)

Loafers

b)

Havaianas

c)

High heels

d)

Obnoxious Nike Sneakers

7.

Ostensibly the simplest item of clothing possible – a single length of fabric, up to nine meters long

a)

The Nagaland

b)

The Flamenco dress

c)

The Sari

d)

The Kimono

8.

This hat is a true American icon

a)

The ten-gallon Stetson

b)

The Bowler hat

c)

The Fedora

d)

The Pork Pie

9.

Which one of these companies makes cowboy boots?

a)

Red Wing

b)

Ariat

c)

Durango

d)

All of them

10.

Opinci are traditional peasant sandals that are worn by men or women only with hand knitted or crocheted woolen socks. Where would you find them?

a)

Moldova

b)

Romania

c)

Macedonia

d)

All of them

11.

This distinctive form of dress was once worn day in, day out by men, women, and children in the Alpine regions of Bavaria and Austria

a)

Lederhosen

b)

Tracht

c)

Dirndl

d)

bikini

12.

This traditional Thai outfit is a button-up shirt, with an extended collar, long sleeves and a sash for formal occasions.

a)

Suea Phraratchathan

b)

Pakama

c)

Makuta

d)

Phanung

13.

A kimono is a traditional Japanese garment that when translated, literally means _______

a)

A thing to wear

b)

Geisha dress

c)

Western dress

d)

Japanese clothing

14.

This formal garment, often made from thin fabric and richly embroidered is used both by men and women. It looks like a tunic or shirt with long sleeves and is worn over a usual shirt. Filipino men often wear it with a Chinese collarless shirt

a)

Camisa de Chino

b)

Terno

c)

Malong

d)

Barong tagalog

15.

This garment is a piece of loose over-garment that's worn by both men and women in the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa and the Middle East - it resembles a wide robe and is meant to cover up the body of a wearer and protect it from sight.

a)

T-shirt

b)

Abaya

c)

Sari

d)

Hijab

16.

This is a patterned cloth consisting of criss-crossed, horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors particularly associated with Scotland.

a)

Kilt

b)

Tartan

c)

Sporran

17.

Kahu is a type of cloak that gives significant mana and honor to official occasions, such as royal tours and state funerals. Where would you find someone wearing one?

a)

New Zealand

b)

Australia

c)

Zimbabwe

d)

South Africa

18.

No, Eddie Bauer did not invent it... Everyone loves these coats that feature a hood and often are lined with fur or faux fur. What am I talking about?

a)

Parka or anorak

b)

Hoodie

c)

Kamleika

d)

Trench coat

19.

This African item represents far more than a piece of fabric wound around the head. What is it called?

a)

Dhuku

b)

Turban

c)

Head-rag

d)

Head-wrap

20.

The Palestinian black-and-white version of this is the most recognizable version, having been appropriated worldwide both as a symbol of protest and a fashion item, most absurdly when Balenciaga produced one for their 2007 catwalk show.

a)

keffiyeh

b)

shemagh

c)

ghutrah

d)

All of them