A) To decorate a home B) To cook food C) To be used as a weapon D) To transport and store water
A) Soft gourds B) All gourds are equally suitable C) Hard-shelled gourds D) Ornamental gourds
A) Drying it thoroughly B) Filling it with water C) Cutting it open immediately D) Painting it
A) A week B) A few hours C) A day D) Several weeks to months
A) Nothing needs to be applied B) Vinegar or bleach solution C) Cooking oil D) Sugar water
A) Microwave B) Saw or knife C) Bare hands D) Hammer
A) The outer shell B) Seeds and pulp C) Nothing, it's ready to use D) Soil
A) Applying beeswax or resin B) Leaving it untreated C) Baking it in an oven D) Using sandpaper
A) Goat or pig bladder B) Chicken bladder C) Snake bladder D) Fish bladder
A) Freezing it B) Applying paint C) Inflating it immediately D) Thorough cleaning and drying
A) Stuffing it with straw or sand B) Boiling it C) Microwaving it D) Putting it in direct sunlight
A) Salt or alum treatment B) Lemon juice C) Leaving it untreated D) Sugar treatment
A) Tying it tightly with cord B) Leaving it open C) Gluing it shut D) Melting it closed
A) It can decompose or leak B) It's too durable C) It's too easy to make D) It's too heavy
A) Sand B) Play dough C) Earthenware or stoneware clay D) Silly Putty
A) Roasting B) Frying C) Baking D) Kilning
A) The first firing of the clay B) The final firing of the clay C) A type of glaze D) A type of clay
A) To make the clay bigger B) To make the clay softer C) To dry the clay faster D) To waterproof and decorate
A) Adding color B) Adding water C) Removing air bubbles D) Firing the clay
A) Digging clay B) Shaping clay C) Drying clay D) Mixing clay
A) Flour B) Grog C) Sugar D) Salt
A) Freezing Temperature B) Cone 06-04 C) Room Temperature D) Boiling Temperature
A) To add color B) To prevent cracking C) To make it stronger D) To remove moisture
A) Flexibility B) Durability and coolness C) Lightweight D) Ease of cleaning
A) They are all equally strong B) Gourd C) Animal Bladder D) Clay
A) Clay B) Animal Bladder C) None of them will D) Gourd
A) All methods are equally sustainable B) None of them are sustainable C) Gourd or Clay D) Animal Bladder |