Institute for Industrial Development

Assessment Name: Weaving - tripuri/ Noatia/ jamatia/ reang Tribe - Tripura

Questions : 10
Pass Mark : 10
Total Mark : 10

Question 1 : Shade drying is recommended to prevent:

Yarn tension

Colour fading

Fabric thickness

Pattern formation

Question 2 : Black colour in motifs enhances:

Structural contrast

Fabric softness

Yarn elasticity

Dye removal

Question 3 : Frame looms provide advantage in:

Portability

Structural stability for wider fabric

Manual tension control

Household storage

Question 4 : Proper storage conditions prevent:

Cultural use

Moisture damage

Pattern making

Yarn spinning

Question 5 : Continuous learning helps weavers:

Resist change

Maintain competitiveness

Reduce productivity

Avoid innovation

Question 6 : Heddles assist weaving by:

Increasing yarn shine

Separating warp threads

Measuring fabric width

Drying yarn

Question 7 : Cotton fibre is widely used because it provides:

Electrical conductivity

Breathability and dye absorption

Waterproof properties

Metallic strength

Question 8 : Geometric motifs maintain visual balance through:

Random placement

Uneven spacing

Symmetrical repetition

Dye variation

Question 9 : Tribal textiles function as cultural identity because they:

Follow global fashion trends

Represent community traditions and symbols

Use imported designs

Depend on market demand

Question 10 : Champakali motif originates from inspiration of:

Animal movement

Flower bud geometry

River currents

Tool shapes