Hennah
  • 1. Which plant is typically used to produce Hennah?
A) Lavandula angustifolia
B) Rosmarinus officinalis
C) Citrus limon
D) Lawsonia inermis
  • 2. Which occasion is Hennah often associated with?
A) Funerals
B) New Year celebrations
C) Birthdays
D) Weddings
  • 3. How long can Hennah designs last on the skin?
A) 4 to 6 months
B) 1 to 3 weeks
C) Lifetime
D) A few hours
  • 4. Which country is known for intricate Hennah designs?
A) Japan
B) Brazil
C) Norway
D) India
  • 5. How did the use of Hennah spread globally?
A) By military conquests
B) Via modernization and technology
C) Through colonialism alone
D) Through trade and cultural exchange
  • 6. What is the drying method for Hennah after application?
A) Applying heat pads
B) Using a hair dryer
C) Wiping with a wet cloth
D) Air drying
  • 7. What can affect the color of Hennah on the skin?
A) Type of application tool
B) The time of year
C) Skin type and body temperature
D) Color of clothing worn
  • 8. Can Hennah be used for hair dye as well?
A) No, it’s only for skin
B) Only if mixed with chemicals
C) Yes
D) Only for temporary coloring
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