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Froggy Jumps Notion of embroidery education 1 ( Form 2, Home Economics )Online version Notions of embroidery basics and types. by YAKILI LMS 1 Which area does embroidery classification belong to? a Nutrition b Notion of embroidery education c Financial literacy 2 Traditional embroidery often uses which material? a Chisel and hammer b Needle and thread c Plastic glue 3 What is a key feature of modern embroidery? a Hand painting b Use of machines c Stone carving 4 Which technique involves small decorative stitches? a Whip stitch b Running stitch c Cross stitch 5 Which term describes hand-stitched fabric art? a Quilting b Embroidery c Weaving 6 Which tool is essential for embroidery? a Hammer b Needle c Screwdriver 7 What is a traditional embroidery motif? a Circuit board b Leaf pattern c Cloud storage 8 Which is a modern embroidery technique? a Baking b Machine embroidery c Sculpting 9 What does classification help students do? a Play soccer b Cook meals c Organize embroidery types 10 Which is NOT a traditional embroidery method? a Satin stitch b Couching c Digital printing on fabric 11 In education, embroidery teaches patience and: a Speed typing b Concentration c Weight lifting 12 A modern embroidery example is: a Weaving a mat b Knitting a scarf c Computer-assisted design 13 Which classification helps compare embroidery styles? a Traditional vs Modern b Painting vs Drawing c Cooking vs Sewing 14 Traditional embroidery commonly uses: a Laser cutting b Hand stitching c 3D printing 15 Which is a traditional embroidery technique? a Digital sculpting b Cross-stitch c Airbrushing 16 What defines the 'Notion' in education? a Advanced calculus b Basic understanding c Astrophysics 17 Which item is used in embroidery to hold fabric? a Clamp b Wrench c Hoop 18 Which stitch forms a solid line of small stitches? a Running stitch b Chain stitch c French knot 19 Modern embroidery often blends: a Technology and craft b Cooking and gardening c Sports and music 20 In classification, 'traditional' refers to: a Age-old methods b Chemical processes c New inventions 21 Which material is common in embroidery? a Metal bar b Fabric c Glass pane 22 What is a key goal of embroidery education? a Develop hand skills b Study astronomy c Learn algebra 23 Which device may assist modern embroidery? a Embroidery machine b Printer c Blender 24 Which classification helps teachers plan lessons? a Morning vs Evening b Summer vs Winter c Traditional vs Modern 25 Which stitch is commonly taught first? a Turkish delight b Running stitch c Scallop stitch 26 What do students practice in Notion of embroidery? a Typing speed b Drawing perspective c Stitching accuracy 27 Which is a traditional embroidery motif? a Binary code b Floral design c Molecular structure 28 Machine embroidery saves: a Time b Space c Water 29 Which is NOT an embroidery technique? a Soldering b French knot c Back stitch 30 Which term describes decorative stitches on fabric? a Fermentation b Embellishment c Filtration 31 Notion of embroidery education aims to develop: a Fine motor skills b Typing accuracy c Keyboard shortcuts 32 What is a common goal of classification in crafts? a Repair engines b Grow crops c Organize techniques 33 Which tool is used to keep fabric taut? a Embroidery hoop b Tongs c Pliers 34 In embroidery, 'couching' involves: a Laying threads on surface b Sewing in reverse c Dyeing fabric 35 What does 'Notional' refer to here? a Chemistry solutions b Advanced calculus c Basic ideas 36 Which is a modern embroidery outcome? a Mass destruction b Sound engineering c Customized designs 37 Which classification helps identify skill level? a Volume level b Difficulty level c Heart rate 38 Traditional embroidery is usually: a Digitally printed b 3D scanned c Handmade 39 Which technique uses small decorative knots? a Sashiko b French knot c Bobbin lace 40 Notion of embroidery education teaches: a Cooking skills b Stock trading c Patience and focus 41 Which is a traditional embroidery stitch? a Staple stitch b Chain stitch c Liquid stitch 42 Embroidery can be used to decorate: a Clothing b Air filters c Shoe polish 43 What is an example of a modern technique? a Digitally guided embroidery b Tin printing c Pencils and ink 44 A key purpose of classification is to: a Repair engines b Guide practice c Grow crops 45 Which is a traditional embroidery fabric feature? a Glossy plastic b Rough concrete c Even weave 46 In education, what helps learners practice? a Lectures only b Exams without practice c Projects 47 Which supports accuracy in embroidery? a Pattern burning b Pattern melting c Pattern transfer 48 What chapter covers embroidery notions? a Physical education b Notion of embroidery education c Music theory 49 What is a running stitch used for in embroidery? a To knot threads at the start b To create a simple, even line c To fill large areas quickly 50 Which stitch creates a series of tiny, uniform stitches on the surface? a French knot b Backstitch c Cross-stitch

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Which area does embroidery classification belong to?

Traditional embroidery often uses which material?

What is a key feature of modern embroidery?

Which technique involves small decorative stitches?

Which term describes hand-stitched fabric art?

Which tool is essential for embroidery?

What is a traditional embroidery motif?

Which is a modern embroidery technique?

What does classification help students do?

Which is NOT a traditional embroidery method?

In education, embroidery teaches patience and:

A modern embroidery example is:

Which classification helps compare embroidery styles?

Traditional embroidery commonly uses:

Which is a traditional embroidery technique?

What defines the 'Notion' in education?

Which item is used in embroidery to hold fabric?

Which stitch forms a solid line of small stitches?

Modern embroidery often blends:

In classification, 'traditional' refers to:

Which material is common in embroidery?

What is a key goal of embroidery education?

Which device may assist modern embroidery?

Which classification helps teachers plan lessons?

Which stitch is commonly taught first?

What do students practice in Notion of embroidery?

Which is a traditional embroidery motif?

Machine embroidery saves:

Which is NOT an embroidery technique?

Which term describes decorative stitches on fabric?

Notion of embroidery education aims to develop:

What is a common goal of classification in crafts?

Which tool is used to keep fabric taut?

In embroidery, 'couching' involves:

What does 'Notional' refer to here?

Which is a modern embroidery outcome?

Which classification helps identify skill level?

Traditional embroidery is usually:

Which technique uses small decorative knots?

Notion of embroidery education teaches:

Which is a traditional embroidery stitch?

Embroidery can be used to decorate:

What is an example of a modern technique?

A key purpose of classification is to:

Which is a traditional embroidery fabric feature?

In education, what helps learners practice?

Which supports accuracy in embroidery?

What chapter covers embroidery notions?

What is a running stitch used for in embroidery?

Which stitch creates a series of tiny, uniform stitches on the surface?