Test questionnaire in Basketry

1. It is an art or craft of making baskets.

a. Embroidery
b. Macramé
c. Basketry
d. Recycling
2. It is the process of weaving or sewing pliable materials into two- or three dimensional artefacts,
such as mats or containers.
a. Embroidery
b. Macramé
c. Basketry
d. Recycling
3. The oldest known baskets have been carbon dated between 10,000 to 12,000 years and it were
discovered in _____________.
a. Faiyum in upper Egypt
b. Faiyem in lower India
c. Feyuim in lower Malaysia
d. Faayyum in upper IRAN
4. Craftspeople and artists specialized in making baskets are usually referred to as ___________.
a. Basketters
b. Basket weavers
c. Basketless
d. Embroiders
5. What are the parts of the baskets?
a. Base, side walls and ram
b. Bottom, side walls and rom
c. Base, side walls and rim
d. Bottom, side walls and rim
6. These are the horizontal materials used in basketry.
a. Wef
b. Warp
c. Wof
d. Wolf
7. These are the vertical material used in basketry.
a. Weft
b. Warp
c. Wof
d. Wolf
8. These are the basket strands that weave through the spokes; they are lighter, thinner and more
flexible, to enable them to be woven in and out.
a. Weft
b. Warp
c. Spokes
d. Weavers
9. These are the strands that stand upright and form the side supports of the basket; they are much
stiffer and strong.
a. Weft
 b. Warp
c. Spokes
d. Weavers
10. A basket weaving technique where two elements are woven over and under each other at right
angles.
a. Plaiting
b. Weaver
c. Twining
d. Coiling
11. A basket weaving technique that begins at the center of a basket and grows upon itself in spiral
rounds, each attached to the round before.
a. Plaiting
b. Wicker
c. Twining
d. Coiling
12. A basket weaving technique where two or more flexible weaving elements ("weavers") cross
each other as they weave through the stiffer radial spokes.
a. Plaiting
b. Wicker
c. Twining
d. Coiled
13. A basket weaving technique where the basket-maker weaves the weft material over and under a
stiff foundation or warp of rods or bundles of fiber.
a. Plating
b. Wicker
c. Twining
d. Coiling
14. In __________, Twilled weave is much the same, except that the weft (horizontal) materials are
woven over two or more warps (verticals).
a. Plaiting
b. Weaver
c. Twining
d. Coiling
15. The four basket weaving techniques are the following:
a. Plaiting, Weaver, twining, and Coiling
b. Plating, Twinning, Wicker and Coiling
c. Plaiting, Wicker, Twining and Coiling
d. Plating, Weaver, Wicker and Coiled

MEMBER:

DE BELEN, CHRISTIAN ROBERT

PEREZ, EMEL T.
ALBUS, JOANNE

RECTO, APRIL