Welcome to the "Felt-tastic Nepal" Quiz!
Let's test your knowledge about the fascinating world of felt and its connection to Nepal. Are you ready? Let's get started!
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What is felt? a) A type of fabric made from animal fur or hair b) A type of woven fabric with intricate patterns c) A type of synthetic textile used in outdoor gear d) A type of lightweight paper used in crafts
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Which animal's wool is commonly used to make felt in Nepal? a) Sheep b) Alpaca c) Rabbit d) Yak
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Which city in Nepal is renowned for its traditional felt-making craftsmanship? a) Kathmandu b) Pokhara c) Lalitpur d) Bhaktapur
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What is the traditional process of making felt called? a) Spinning b) Weaving c) Felting d) Stitching
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Felt balls from Nepal are often used for what purpose? a) Making jewelry b) Building sculptures c) Home decoration d) Creating pottery
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What are the tiny decorative elements often added to felt balls for additional flair? a) Tassels b) Sequins c) Beads d) Ribbons
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In Nepali culture, felt items like hats and slippers are often worn to protect against: a) Rain b) Snow c) Strong winds d) Earthquakes
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Felt-making is an essential part of which local festival in Nepal? a) Dashain b) Holi c) Teej d) Indra Jatra
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Which color is considered auspicious and commonly used in Nepali felt crafts? a) Black b) Green c) Blue d) Red
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Felt art and crafts from Nepal are popularly known for their: a) Modern and minimalist designs b) Vibrant colors and intricate patterns c) Use of synthetic materials d) Preference for symmetry over asymmetry
Answers:
- a) A type of fabric made from animal fur or hair
- d) Yak
- c) Lalitpur
- c) Felting
- c) Home decoration
- c) Beads
- b) Snow
- d) Indra Jatra
- d) Red
- b) Vibrant colors and intricate patterns
How did you do? Whether you aced it or learned something new, I hope you enjoyed this "Felt-tastic Nepal" quiz! Felt from Nepal truly brings warmth, beauty, and culture to the world of textiles. Keep exploring and appreciating the wonders of this unique craft