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WorksheetsFiber Arts Praxis Test
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
A fiber produced naturally and harvested from animal, plant, or mineral sources.
natural fiber
synthetic fiber
mineral fiber
yarn
A fiber made from a man-made substance such as plastic.
yarn
mineral fiber
natural fiber
synthetic fiber
Fibers that have been spun together.
fiber
yarn
filaments
thread
What is Fiber Arts
A type of painting on fibers
A style of art that uses textiles such as fabric, yarn, and natural or synthetic fibers.
Fine art using clay
None of the above
What is the name of this tool?
Batten
Loom
Comb
Weft
__________ is the vertical threads held in place on a loom that form the foundation of a fabric.
Warp
Weft
Felting
Roving
______ Is the threads that are passed over and under the foundation warp threads.
Warp
Weft
Felting
Roving
What is Roving?
The textile fiber obtained from sheep.
A short needle with a long eye and a blunt point.
A length of yarn or thread loosely wound.
A continuous long and narrow bundle of fibers.
What is wool?
long, thin thread of material like wool or cotton.
A tool featuring special needle points that interlock the textile fibers.
The textile fiber obtained from sheep.
In this image, the colored yarn is considered what part of the loom?
Warp
Weft
In this image, the black yarn is considered what part of the loom?
Warp
Weft
Which is an example of a plant based fiber?
Wool
Polyester
Cotton
Nylon
Which is an example of a synthetic fiber?
Wool
Silk
Polyester
Cotton
Which group of materials/tools would be used in a fiber arts class?
canvas, watercolor, acrylic paint, brushes
yarn, thread, needles, loom, fabric
clay, glaze, sponge, kiln, wheel
paper, charcoal, pens, pencils, kneaded eraser
What is the name of Judy Chicago's famous artwork that celebrates women's achievements throughout history?
What is the main theme of Judy Chicago's artwork?
