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Question (11)

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Designs that are created after the cloth is woven are usually:

(A) Printed designs
(B) Natural fibres
(C) Raw materials
(D) Threads only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Some designs are printed after weaving.

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Question (12)

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The colours in saris are produced using many kinds of:

(A) Pigments
(B) Metals
(C) Stones
(D) Plastics

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Colours are produced from pigments.

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Question (13)

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If two saris use the same fabric but have different weaving patterns, they show diversity through:

(A) Design techniques
(B) Population size
(C) Language
(D) Geography only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Different designs create diversity.

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Question (14)

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The existence of hundreds of sari varieties mainly shows:

(A) Clothing diversity in India
(B) Absence of tradition
(C) Similarity everywhere
(D) Lack of creativity

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Hundreds of varieties show clothing diversity.

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Question (15)

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Indian textiles were exported in the past as far away as:

(A) Europe
(B) Antarctica
(C) Only nearby villages
(D) The Moon

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Indian textiles were exported to Europe.

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Question (16)

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India was famous for producing the finest ______ for a very long time.

(A) Cotton
(B) Gold
(C) Iron
(D) Wool

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

India was famous for cotton production.

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Question (17)

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The printed cotton fabric called “chintz” became highly popular in:

(A) 17th-century Europe
(B) Ancient Rome only
(C) Modern Japan
(D) 21st-century America

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Chintz became popular in 17th-century Europe.

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Question (18)

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European countries banned the import of chintz mainly to:

(A) Protect their own products
(B) Stop cotton production
(C) Promote Indian textiles
(D) Reduce clothing use

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The ban protected their own textile products.

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Question (19)

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Different ways of draping the sari are mainly based on:

(A) Region and community
(B) Weather only
(C) Age only
(D) Height only

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Draping styles vary by region and community.

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Question (20)

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Different styles of wearing the sari represent:

(A) One tradition having many expressions
(B) Five unrelated traditions
(C) No cultural connection
(D) Identical clothing

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The sari shows unity with diversity.

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Question (11)

Designs that are created after the cloth is woven are usually:

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Question (12)

The colours in saris are produced using many kinds of:

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Question (13)

If two saris use the same fabric but have different weaving patterns, they show diversity through:

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Question (14)

The existence of hundreds of sari varieties mainly shows:

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Question (15)

Indian textiles were exported in the past as far away as:

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Question (16)

India was famous for producing the finest ______ for a very long time.

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Question (17)

The printed cotton fabric called “chintz” became highly popular in:

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Question (18)

European countries banned the import of chintz mainly to:

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Question (19)

Different ways of draping the sari are mainly based on:

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Question (20)

Different styles of wearing the sari represent:

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