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Home Science

Traditional occupations in India - Handicrafts

In Class 11 Home Science, within the chapter Work, Livelihood and Career, students examine how handicraft-based work supports livelihoods while preserving local knowledge and cultural identity. They explore examples such as weaving, pottery, embroidery, metalwork and basketry, along with the skills, raw materials, family or community production systems, and regional variations involved. The topic also connects handicrafts with changing markets, fair income, sustainability, entrepreneurship and career choices, presenting traditional work as both cultural heritage and a developing livelihood.

Medium · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. They may reduce the value of handmade work by offering similar-looking products at lower prices
  2. They always double artisan income
  3. They automatically protect traditional skill
  4. They never affect customer recognition of real craft
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  1. Regional uniqueness and identity of genuine products can become stronger
  2. Artisan identity ends
  3. Product quality always declines
  4. Local tradition gets hidden
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  1. The artisan can reach distant customers
  2. Need for product photos ends
  3. Customer details must always be hidden
  4. Packaging is no longer needed
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  1. It gives customers a clear visual representation of the product in online and catalogue sales
  2. It automatically improves the actual quality and durability of the product
  3. It eliminates the need to price the product
  4. It replaces the artisan's craftsmanship
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  1. In assessing cost, sale, stock and profit
  2. In forgetting all products
  3. In confusing customers
  4. In spoiling raw material
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  1. To control availability of raw material and finished products
  2. To keep products without counting
  3. To ignore customer demand
  4. To increase wastage of raw material
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  1. Access to training, schemes and market opportunities may become easier
  2. Artisan skill ends
  3. Product making becomes illegal
  4. Customer trust always decreases
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  1. To understand new designs, quality improvement and market needs
  2. To completely forget old skills
  3. To stop production
  4. To stay away from customers
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  1. Using traditional weaving in modern bags or home decor
  2. Selling broken products as they are
  3. Hiding artisan skill
  4. Ignoring customer needs
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  1. On the functional and aesthetic purpose of the item
  2. Only on the age of the artisan
  3. Only on distance of the shop
  4. Only on product weight
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  1. Material, care instructions, price and artisan or brand information
  2. Only blank paper
  3. Wrong material information
  4. Information hiding product use
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  1. Quality, timely supply, packaging and compliance with standards
  2. Sending products without checking
  3. Forgetting customer orders
  4. Keeping all measurements different
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  1. Tourists can buy local crafts and watch craft demonstrations
  2. Tourism completely closes the market
  3. Tourists always avoid local products
  4. Artisans get no recognition
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  1. When work division, quality rules and benefit-sharing are clear
  2. When there are no rules
  3. When finished items are hidden
  4. When quality checking stops
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  1. Correct measurement, cutting plan and use of leftover material
  2. Cutting without planning
  3. Throwing away leftover material
  4. Ignoring wrong measurements
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  1. Adapting traditional skill to modern use, size or colours
  2. Ending all traditional skills
  3. Completely denying customer needs
  4. Making the product useless
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  1. Festival demand, uncertain orders and changes in market access
  2. Same sales every day
  3. Raw material always being free
  4. Customer demand remaining fixed
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  1. Opportunity to make special designs and increase sales
  2. Opportunity to always stop production
  3. Opportunity to avoid customers
  4. Opportunity to remove quality checking
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  1. To give proper value to artisan skill, time and labour
  2. To make artisans work without payment
  3. To reduce product quality
  4. To hide market information
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  1. To show products, tell the story and reach customers
  2. To hide skills
  3. To forget all orders
  4. To remove product information
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  1. It explains the cultural background and artisan identity of the product
  2. It hides the truth of the product
  3. It always reduces customer trust
  4. It makes design unimportant
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  1. Connecting artisans of an area with training, design, raw material and market support
  2. Separating artisans from each other
  3. Removing local skills
  4. Blocking market information
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  1. Cost, sales possibility, interest and repayment plan
  2. Only shop decoration
  3. Opportunity to spend without planning
  4. Ignoring customer need
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  1. Preserving core skill and motifs while improving use, colours and packaging
  2. Removing all tradition and making fake products
  3. Always ignoring modern customers
  4. Stopping quality improvement
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  1. Handicrafts are a combined field of skill, culture, enterprise, market and self-employment
  2. Handicrafts are only a hobby without income
  3. Handicrafts need no training
  4. Handicrafts are unrelated to society and culture

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