A) To be a decorative art piece B) To transform the wearer or represent a spirit/deity C) To provide physical protection D) To hide the wearer's identity completely
A) Clay B) Leather C) Wood D) Stainless steel
A) Waterproofing the mask B) Adding texture to the mask C) Securing feathers to the mask D) Priming the surface for painting
A) The cost of materials B) Current fashion trends C) The wearer's comfort D) The intended ceremony and symbolism
A) Screwdriver B) Hammer C) Chisel D) Pliers
A) Watercolor B) Tempera C) Oil pastel D) Acrylic
A) Freehand drawing both sides B) Using different materials for each side C) Using a template or drawing half the design and mirroring it D) Focusing on one side and then the other
A) To attach decorations B) To drain rainwater C) To allow the wearer to breathe easily D) To improve the mask's acoustics
A) Sewing only B) Using glue and wire for reinforcement C) Just glue D) Stapling
A) Dyeing B) Baking C) Wet forming D) Welding
A) Rubber cement B) School glue C) Paper glue D) Epoxy
A) In direct sunlight B) Outdoors C) In a dry, dark place, protected from dust D) In a damp environment
A) It's lightweight and easily molded B) It's naturally waterproof C) It's extremely durable D) It doesn't require any paint
A) Colors determine the mask's price B) Colors are purely decorative C) Colors often represent specific emotions, deities, or elements D) Colors are chosen randomly
A) Using nails B) Using super glue C) Using elastic straps or ties D) Using staples
A) Having animal characteristics B) Being made of wood C) Being brightly colored D) Having human characteristics
A) Wear safety goggles and a dust mask B) Wear earplugs only C) Wear gloves only D) No safety gear is needed
A) Submerge in water B) Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth C) Use abrasive cleaners D) Use a pressure washer
A) To add weight to the mask B) To scare away evil spirits C) To create sound effects during movement or dance D) To attract attention
A) To make the mask easier to sell B) To get the most attention C) To ensure the mask is valuable D) To avoid cultural appropriation or misrepresentation
A) To make the mask spin B) To make the mask louder C) To hide the wearer completely D) To distribute the weight and provide stability
A) Applying washes or stains B) Burying it in the ground C) Using bleach D) Leaving it in the sun for long periods
A) The mask should be lightweight and allow for a wide field of vision B) The mask should be as heavy as possible to make a statement C) The mask should be made of glass for maximum impact D) The mask should completely obscure the wearer's vision
A) Their role has no cultural significance B) They are often seen as spiritual intermediaries or craftspeople with specialized knowledge C) They are only involved in mass production D) They are simply artists
A) By measuring the distance between the wearer's eyes and transferring that measurement to the mask B) By making the eyeholes very large C) By not including eyeholes at all D) By guessing the size of the eyeholes
A) Relying solely on memory B) Taking photos or videos of each stage of the process C) Keeping the process a secret D) Destroying all sketches and notes
A) To be worn during everyday activities B) To scare children C) To hide one's wealth D) To represent an ancestral spirit or supernatural being
A) Square knot B) Bowline knot C) Granny knot D) Overhand knot
A) Ignore the discomfort and continue the ceremony B) Tighten the mask for better stability C) Immediately remove the mask D) Offer the wearer water
A) Claiming cultural traditions as one's own B) Respecting cultural traditions and avoiding appropriation C) Ignoring the significance of the mask D) Prioritizing profit over cultural sensitivity |