The drawing above is an example of....... A. Horizontal loom B. Vertical loom

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25) Good spacing in lettering is essential for readability.
D. legibility

26) An identification symbol used by institutions is called a logo.
C. logo

27) Textiles, graphics, and ceramics are all forms of art that can be appreciated for their beauty.
B. for aesthetic value

28) In art, capital letters are also known as upper case letters.
D. upper case

29) Plasticine is a modeling material, not a textile material like thread, caustic soda, or soda ash.
B. Plasticine

30) Weft and warp are the two sets of threads used in cloth weaving.
A. Weft and warp

31) The drawing shows a loom where the warp threads are arranged vertically.
B. Vertical loom

32) Principles of art are fundamental guidelines for how to effectively use the elements of art.
C. guides for effective use of art elements

33) Batik is a process where melted wax is painted onto fabric to resist dye, creating patterns.
D. melted wax is painted on the fabric

34) A good design exhibits unity and order, where all elements work together harmoniously.
A. unity and order

35) The unit of a design that is repeated to form a pattern is called a motif.
C. motif

36) In tie-dye, lighter colors are typically applied first, as they are easier to cover with darker dyes. Yellow is generally the lightest.
B. Yellow

37) For effective tie-dyeing, cotton fabric should be 100% cotton or a very high percentage to absorb the dye well.
D. 100%

38) The herringbone stitch is commonly used for hemming heavy woolen cloth.
A. Herringbone stitch

39) Decorative stitches are broadly referred to as embroidery.
B. embroidery

40) In batik, dewaxing is the final stage where the wax is removed, often by rinsing in hot water. The question implies a comparison, with rinsing as an initial stage and dewaxing as a final stage in batik.
C. dewaxing

41) Local crafts are traditionally made by hand, often with simple tools and without advanced technology.
B. items produced with skills, using bare hands with no technology

42) Cloth weaving is performed on a loom.
C. loom

43) Marble carving is not as prominent a traditional local craft in Nigeria compared to wood, calabash, and ivory carving.
A. Marble carving

44) A shuttle is used in weaving, not in the dyeing process. Indigo dye, mud pots, and soda ash are all used in traditional fabric dyeing.
D. Shuttle

45) Leatherwork involves creating items from hide and skin.
B. Leather work

46) Traditional brass work often involves casting (pouring molten metal into molds) and beating (hammering to shape and decorate).
D. casting in mould, and beaten work

47) Chain stitch is a common and fundamental stitch used in embroidery.
A. Chain stitch

48) Tracing wheel, picking (pricking and pouncing), and stenciling are all methods for transferring designs in embroidery. "Tailors tracking" is not a recognized method.
D. tailors tracking

49) While imagination is crucial, skill is the most important quality for executing and producing high-quality art and crafts.
A. Skill

50) Shaping a knitted garment is achieved by increasing or decreasing the number of stitches.
C. increasing and decreasing

51) Crochet is a method of creating fabric using a single thread (yarn) and a hook.
D. thread and hook

52) The word "crochet" is derived from an Old French word meaning "hook."
B. French