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Home Science

Traditional occupations in India - Handicrafts

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Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,museum,exhibition
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  1. Art, history and artisan skill of the region
  2. Only bank interest rate
  3. Only weather report
  4. Only road construction
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,eye safety,workplace safety,protective equipment,home science
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  1. When there is a risk from bright light, dust, or small particles
  2. When the finished product is being packed
  3. When the price is being discussed with a customer
  4. When workshop cleaning has been completed
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,repair services,maintenance,traditional occupations,home science
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  1. Maintenance and service
  2. Separating materials for recycling
  3. Creating a new handicraft item
  4. Distributing items in a wholesale market
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,government-schemes,awareness
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  1. To get support, training or credit facility
  2. To hide product
  3. To end skill
  4. To close market
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,shop display,visual merchandising,retail marketing,customer attraction
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  1. To display handicraft products attractively and draw customers’ attention
  2. To hide handicraft products from customers’ view
  3. To prevent customers from entering the shop
  4. To destroy raw materials used for handicrafts
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,skill-improvement,learning
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  1. To improve quality and meet new demand
  2. To always stop work
  3. To destroy raw material
  4. To avoid customers
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,upcycling,waste-material
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  1. Upcycling
  2. Mining
  3. Railway operation
  4. Weather control
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,collective-voice,bargaining
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  1. To present their problems and demands better
  2. To end art
  3. To hide products
  4. To burn raw material
Easy · Level 12 · handicrafts,livelihood,market-skill
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  1. Skill, quality, market understanding and fair price
  2. No skill, poor product and no market
  3. Only hiding products
  4. Wasting raw material
Easy · Level 11 · handicrafts,product-display,customer-choice
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  1. Artisan skill ends
  2. Raw material automatically increases
  3. Customer selection becomes easier and selling becomes organised
  4. Market always closes
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,handicrafts,product-utility,artisan-income
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  1. Because a useful product can meet customer needs and increase sales
  2. Because utility always makes the product costly
  3. Because utility ends the artisan's skill
  4. Because utility has no relation with market
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,regional-style,motifs,local-craft
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  1. Only from the weight of the product
  2. From local material, motifs, colours and techniques
  3. Only from shop decoration
  4. Only from customer age
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,repairability,product-life,customer-service
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  1. Because it makes the product useless immediately
  2. Because it reduces customer trust
  3. Because it can increase product life and service value
  4. Because it hides artisan identity
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,care-instructions,product-care,quality
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  1. Lack of proper care may cause early damage
  2. The product will automatically become more durable
  3. The artisan will always get higher payment
  4. The customer will get complete material information
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,colour-size,customer-preference,design
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  1. Only according to artisan tiredness
  2. According to customer need, use and market preference
  3. Only according to dust of raw material
  4. Without any planning
Medium · Level 12 · home science,handicrafts,artisan skill,craftsmanship,product quality,traditional occupations
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  1. Only by the size of the artisan's house
  2. Only by the place of sale
  3. By neatness, finish, proportion and creativity
  4. Only by the colour of packaging
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,ergonomics,work-height,artisan-health
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  1. So that the artisan can work safely and comfortably with less bending
  2. So that the product can be hidden
  3. So that measurements are always wrong
  4. So that tools break quickly
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,raw-material-shortage,recycling,planning
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  1. Continue production without planning
  2. Plan safe alternatives, recycling and material saving
  3. Give customers wrong material information
  4. Leave all orders without information
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,defect-correction,quality-check,customer-trust
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  1. Because leaving defects can reduce customer satisfaction and trust
  2. Because defects always increase value
  3. Because defects complete quality control
  4. Because defects make the product safer
Medium · Level 12 · home-science,collective-purchase,raw-material,cost-control
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  1. It may save price and transport cost
  2. Artisans' demand decreases
  3. Product making stops
  4. Customers cannot see products