A) Reeds and grasses B) Wood C) Plastic D) Metal
A) Painting B) Burning C) Freezing D) Soaking and drying
A) To kill insects B) To add color C) To make them brittle D) To make them pliable
A) Awl B) Scissors C) Needle D) Hammer
A) Plain weave B) Chaotic weave C) Fractal weave D) Quantum entanglement
A) To hold the warp threads taut B) To cut the reeds C) To add perfume D) To dye the materials
A) The colored threads B) The thread used for finishing C) The stationary threads D) The moving threads
A) The threads woven across the warp B) The threads that hold the loom together C) The thinnest threads available D) The threads used for decoration
A) Sea grass B) Crab grass C) Poison ivy D) Kentucky bluegrass
A) Bury it in the ground B) Ensure proper drying C) Soak it in water D) Cover it in sugar
A) Paint the mat after weaving B) Dye the reeds before weaving C) Use food coloring after weaving D) Mix chalk dust into the reeds
A) The sharpest reeds B) The broken reeds C) The decorative tassels D) The finished edge of the mat
A) Easier to clean B) Improved water resistance C) Enhanced durability D) Increased aesthetic appeal
A) Strong thread or cord B) Nails C) Glue D) Staples
A) To create a uniform weave B) To make the mat more flexible C) To repel insects D) To reduce the weight of the mat
A) The space created for the weft to pass B) The type of dye used C) The place where reeds are stored D) The tool used to cut reeds
A) Butterfly Knot B) SQL Knot C) Quantum Knot D) Overhand knot
A) Use weaker reeds B) Do not soak the reeds C) Use only one layer of reeds D) Use a tighter weave
A) The weather B) The color of the reeds C) Intended use D) The phase of the moon
A) Overlap it with a new reed B) Ignore it C) Start over D) Use glue to fix it
A) Sun bleaching B) Freezing C) Burying D) Boiling
A) Soft texture B) Sweet smell C) Glow-in-the-dark properties D) Sharp edges
A) Plastic explosives B) Baskets C) Glass D) Steel
A) Any time is fine B) Winter C) Spring D) Late summer or early fall
A) To attract insects B) To add color C) To make the reeds stronger D) To create a smoother surface
A) Cutting the reeds B) Raising and lowering warp threads C) Dyeing the reeds D) Measuring the reeds
A) It increases flexibility B) It lightens the color C) It prevents mold growth D) It makes it more rigid
A) Using chemicals to clear the area B) Harvesting everything in one area C) Harvesting selectively D) Burning the remaining stalks
A) Sugar B) Bleach (in high concentration) C) Vinegar D) Motor oil
A) A tool for cutting reeds underwater B) A tool for drying reeds C) A type of dye D) A tool for spacing warp threads |