A) Rabbit B) Fox C) Possum D) Sheep
A) Cutting the hide B) Skinning the possum C) Tanning the hide D) Washing the fur
A) Repeatedly stretching and working the hide B) Freezing the hide C) Boiling the hide D) Applying chemical softeners
A) Metal wire B) Nylon thread C) Cotton thread D) Sinew or plant fiber
A) Alternating fur sides B) Depends on the pattern C) Fur side out D) Fur side in
A) To provide extra warmth and comfort B) To add decorative patterns C) To change the color D) To make it more waterproof
A) Ochre or natural dyes B) Glass shards C) Metal studs D) Plastic beads
A) Overcast stitch B) Chain stitch C) Backstitch D) Running stitch
A) Scissors B) Awl C) Hammer D) Screwdriver
A) Near a fire B) In direct sunlight C) In a plastic bag D) In a dry, well-ventilated place
A) They are solely for protection from the elements B) They represent identity, connection to land, and status C) They are only worn by children D) They are used as currency
A) Scraping away the excess flesh and fat B) Burning off the flesh C) Using acid D) Washing with soap and water
A) All possum skins are the same size B) Varies depending on the desired cloak size C) Only large skins are suitable D) Only small skins are suitable
A) Sugar B) Salt C) Bark or leaves containing tannins D) Vinegar
A) A few hours B) One week C) Several weeks or months D) One day
A) To help preserve and waterproof it B) To remove the smell C) To change its color D) To make it softer
A) Three B) Varies depending on size, but many skins. C) One D) Two
A) Spring B) Doesn't matter C) Traditionally, during colder months when fur is thicker. D) Summer
A) Cutting the hide to size B) Softening and preparing the hide for use C) Washing the hide D) Adding decorative elements
A) Fat prevents the tanning agents from penetrating the skin B) Fat makes the skin too heavy C) Fat makes the skin smell bad D) Fat attracts insects
A) It is cheaper than synthetic thread B) It is easier to see C) It is biodegradable and readily available in nature D) It is stronger than synthetic thread
A) Sticking pieces together with glue B) Weaving the pieces together C) Melting the pieces together D) Joining the pieces using a needle and thread
A) Use tape B) Use glue C) Sew it back together using the original stitching method D) Discard the cloak
A) Stone scraper B) Sewing machine C) Awl D) Bone needle
A) Throwing cloaks away when damaged B) Selling cloaks for high prices C) Passing down cloaks through generations as heirlooms D) Burning cloaks after use
A) Applying oil or fat to the hide B) None, the hide can be stretched by hand C) Using sandpaper D) Using a machine
A) It depends on the possum's fur direction B) Randomly, to add texture to the cloak C) Always in the same direction D) It does not matter
A) Moth balls B) Nothing, so it can breathe C) A heat source to stay warm D) Cedar or other fragrant woods
A) Shake out debris gently to avoid damage B) Cut the fur short so it stays clean C) Place in a clothes dryer on high D) Wash with chemical solvents
A) The skin smells sweet B) The skin has hardened into a board C) The skin is still sticky and wet D) The skin is pliable, soft, and does not rot easily |