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Discover Batik: Trivia for Art Lovers

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is batik?

a)

A type of woven fabric

b)

A technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to cloth

c)

A traditional dance

d)

A method of pottery decoration

2.

Which countries are most famous for their batik design?

a)

Thailand and India

b)

Japan and China

c)

South Korea and Vietnam

d)

Indonesia and Malaysia

3.

What is the main tool used in making traditional batik?

a)

Canting (or tjanting)

b)

Loom

c)

Needle

d)

Brush

4.

What is the purpose of wax in batik making?

a)

To add shine to the fabric

b)

To resist dye and create patterns

c)

To make the fabric waterproof

d)

To soften the material

5.

What do Malaysian batik designs commonly features?

a)

Geometric patterns and religious motifs

b)

Flowers, leaves, and nature inspired motifs

c)

Abstract modern art designs

d)

Portraits of people

6.

In Indonesia, what do the batik symbolize in traditional culture?

a)

Royalty and prestige

b)

Agriculture and farming

c)

Simplicity and minimalism

d)

Industrialization

7.

Which UNESCO designation has batik received?

a)

Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity

b)

World Cultural Heritage Site

c)

World Artistic Heritage Title

d)

Global Textile Design Award

8.

What is one of the most common colors used in traditional batik?

a)

Bright Pink

b)

Indigo Blue

c)

Neon Green

d)

Metallic Silver

9.

What is the difference between Indonesian and Malaysian batik?

a)

indonesian batik uses vibrant colors, while Malaysian batik uses dark tones.

b)

Malaysian batik uses wax stamps, while Indonesian batik is mostly hand-drawn

c)

Indonesian batik features abstract designs, while Malaysian batik focuses on religious symbols

d)

Both are exactly the same

10.

How is batik traditionally made?

a)

By printing designs with ink on cloth

b)

By drawing patterns with wax, dyeing on the cloth, and removing the wax.

c)

by weaving colourful threads into patterns.

d)

By embroiding designs on fabric.