A) Paper Mulberry B) Birch C) Pine D) Oak
A) Outer Bark B) Heartwood C) Inner Bark (Bast) D) Sapwood
A) Chainsaw B) Knife C) Stone or Wooden Beater D) Axe
A) To preserve it B) To soften it C) To dye it D) To harden it
A) Sewing B) Welding C) Overlapping and Beating D) Gluing
A) Natural Oils and Fibers B) Conductivity C) High Porosity D) Brittleness
A) Freezing B) Boiling C) Felting/Beating D) Fermenting
A) Road Pavement B) Computer Chips C) Electrical Wiring D) Clothing and Bedding
A) Freezing B) Regular Oiling/Conditioning C) Baking D) Drying in Direct Sunlight
A) Sustainability B) Smell C) Color D) Cost
A) Screwdriver B) Wooden Mallet C) Plastic Bottle D) Metal Hammer
A) To add moisture B) To dye it C) To remove moisture D) To stretch it
A) Tundra B) Arctic C) Tropical D) Desert
A) Shrinks Them B) Straightens Them C) Breaks Them Apart D) Interlocks and Expands Them
A) Natural Pigments B) Glitter C) Plastic Beads D) Synthetic Dyes
A) Thickness Doesn't Matter B) Thinner is Generally Better C) Depends on the Tree Species D) Thicker is Generally Better
A) Applying Acid B) Applying Natural Oils/Waxes C) Applying Bleach D) Applying Sandpaper
A) Mongolian B) Inuit C) Ugandan D) Swedish
A) Is Covered in Moss B) Easily Separates from the Tree C) Is Dry and Brittle D) Is Dark Green
A) Buried Underground B) Dry and Cool Place C) Humid and Warm Place D) Direct Sunlight
A) Toxicity B) High Availability C) Easy Processing D) Pleasant Smell
A) Interior Design B) Rocket Fuel C) Medical Implants D) Car Tires
A) Cement B) Sand C) Glass D) Natural Rubber
A) Number of Leaves B) Tree Age C) Moon Phase D) Soil Color
A) Dry Cleaning Only B) Industrial Solvents C) Gentle Hand Washing D) Bleach
A) Rectangular Strips B) Random Fragments C) Circular Sheets D) Cube Shaped Blocks
A) Metal B) Stone C) Bone D) Wood
A) Air Pressure B) Soil pH C) Beating Intensity D) Tree Height
A) To Change Bark Color B) To Increase Bark Thickness C) To Preserve Tree Health D) To Attract More Wildlife
A) Nuclear Waste Dyes B) Petroleum Based Dyes C) Plant Based Dyes D) Battery Acid Dyes |