Beadwork Quiz PDF

10/18/24, 9:08 AM Beadwork Quiz Instructions: Please read each question carefully and select or write your answer in the space provided. You have 30 minutes to complete this quiz. Good luck! 1. Which of the following materials is NOT commonly used to make beads? 1...

10/18/24, 9:08 AM Beadwork Quiz Instructions: Please read each question carefully and select or write your answer in the space provided. You have 30 minutes to complete this quiz. Good luck! 1. Which of the following materials is NOT commonly used to make beads? 1. Glass 2. Wood 3. Plastic 4. Cotton 2. What is the primary purpose of a loom in beadwork? 1. To string beads together 2. To weave beads into fabric 3. To sort beads by color 4. To store beads 3. True or False: Beadwork has been an integral part of art and fashion throughout history. 4. What is the environmental concern associated with bead production? 1. Excessive water usage 2. Non-biodegradable waste 3. Air pollution 4. Deforestation 5. Which famous beadwork artist is known for incorporating vibrant colors and cultural motifs into their designs? 1. Frida Kahlo 2. Alexander McQueen 3. Joyce J. Scott 4. Pablo Picasso 6. What is one safety precaution you should take when working with small beads? 1. Wear gloves 2. Use a magnifying glass 3. Work in a well-lit area 4. Keep beads at a distance from children 7. True or False: Color theory is irrelevant in beadwork design. 8. Fill in the blank: The process of creating a beadwork project from concept to completion often begins with __________. Page 1 of 2 10/18/24, 9:08 AM 9. Which of the following is a traditional beadwork technique? 1. Engraving 2. Painting 3. Embroidery 4. Sculpting 10. Short Answer: Describe one way in which beadwork styles differ across cultures. Provide an example to support your answer. Answer Key 1. 4. Cotton 2. 2. To weave beads into fabric 3. True 4. 2. Non-biodegradable waste 5. 3. Joyce J. Scott 6. 3. Work in a well-lit area 7. False 8. Conceptualizing a design 9. 3. Embroidery 10. Answers will vary. Example: "Beadwork in Native American culture often features intricate geometric patterns, while African beadwork might include bold, colorful designs that signify tribal identity." Page 2 of 2