Question 1 Medium Level 12
Which is a correct example of product utility testing in handicrafts? A Keeping the product hidden from the customer B Checking stitching and load-bearing capacity of a bag C Tearing the price list D Packing colours without drying
Correct answer: B Utility testing shows whether the product will work in real use. Exam tip: connect testing with customer safety.
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What is a way to strengthen an artisan's social identity in handicrafts? A Linking artisan name, story and skill with the product B Hiding artisan credit C Selling fake products D Giving wrong information to customers
Correct answer: A Artisan identity increases respect and customer trust. Exam tip: connect identity with dignity.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 12
What does balance between quality and quantity mean in handicrafts? A Making more items while ignoring quality B Producing good quality according to demand instead of too little or too much C Selling all products without checking D Giving no importance to customer demand
Correct answer: B Balance helps the artisan manage time, material and market demand properly. Exam tip: write quality along with quantity.
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Which measure is correct for reducing fatigue in handicrafts? A Working continuously for many hours without rest B Using sharp tools in wrong posture C Keeping regular short breaks and proper seating arrangement D Doing fine work in poor light
Correct answer: C Short breaks and proper posture reduce body strain. Exam tip: do not separate work health from production.
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How can a local craft centre help in handicrafts? A By providing a platform for training, display, sale and artisan interaction B By keeping artisans away from markets C By blocking customer information D By throwing products away unused
Correct answer: A A craft centre can give artisans learning and selling opportunities. Exam tip: understand the centre as a support system.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 12
What is most important while communicating with an online customer in handicrafts? A Sending unclear photos and incomplete information B Giving timely replies, correct details and clear payment terms C Ignoring customer questions D Hiding the order date
Correct answer: B Trust in online selling comes from information and timely replies. Exam tip: treat communication as customer service.
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When is product weight information useful in handicrafts? A When transport cost and ease of use need to be decided B When design must be hidden C When the customer must be confused D When quality checking must be removed
Correct answer: A Weight affects packaging, transport and use. Exam tip: link product information with sales support.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 12
What is the benefit of linking local art with the school curriculum in handicrafts? A Students develop respect for skills and cultural understanding B Students always move away from crafts C Artisan identity decreases D Local culture disappears
Correct answer: A School linkage increases craft awareness in the new generation. Exam tip: link education with heritage preservation.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 12
Why is repeat customer important for an artisan in handicrafts? A It helps create stable sales and a trusted market B It always stops sales C It reduces product quality D It keeps artisan away from customers
Correct answer: A A repeat customer can indicate good quality and service. Exam tip: connect customer satisfaction with income.
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What caution is necessary while changing products according to the market in handicrafts? A Core skill and authenticity should not be completely lost B Artisan labour should be hidden C Fake material should be called genuine D Quality checking should be stopped
Correct answer: A Craft identity must be protected while adapting to market. Exam tip: write balance as the key point.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 12
Why is making a workflow beneficial for handicraft production? A Work stages, time and responsibilities become clear B All tools become easier to hide C The speed of production always decreases D Customer demand comes to an end
Correct answer: A A workflow arranges production stages—such as collecting materials, designing, making, finishing and packing—in a proper sequence. It helps plan time, labour and responsibilities, reducing delays and mistakes. It does not always slow production; a well-planned workflow generally improves efficiency. Exam tip: mention planning of time, resources and responsibilities as key benefits of a workflow.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 12
Why is a proper background important in product photography for handicrafts? A Because it shows the product clearly and attractively B Because it hides the product C Because it tells customers a wrong size D Because it spoils product finish
Correct answer: A A clean background helps show product features. Exam tip: link photographs with digital marketing.
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Why is it useful to mention that a handicraft is handmade? A Because it clarifies the value of hand skill and originality B Because it proves the product is machine-made C Because it always reduces customer trust D Because it removes artisan credit
Correct answer: A Handmade information shows authenticity and effort. Exam tip: connect it with authenticity.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 12
Why should benefit-sharing within a handicraft group be clear? A So that trust and fairness remain among members B So that the group surely breaks C So that work credit is hidden D So that production stops
Correct answer: A Clear benefit-sharing makes group work stable. Exam tip: connect transparency with cooperation.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 12
Which information is most suitable in a handicraft product story? A Making technique, local tradition and artisan's role B Wrong material and false claim C Customer's private information D Unrelated rumour
Correct answer: A A product story explains genuine craft and culture. Exam tip: link storytelling with ethical promotion.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 12
What can be done to reduce the risk of order cancellation in handicrafts? A Keeping order details, deadline and advance payment clear B Remembering orders without writing them C Giving a wrong date to the customer D Ignoring raw material needs
Correct answer: A Clear terms protect both artisan and customer. Exam tip: write order management as an enterprise skill.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 12
What is necessary to move from local market to national market in handicrafts? A Improving quality, packaging, timely supply and promotion B Selling products without a name C Not taking customer feedback D Keeping all measurements changing
Correct answer: A Professional quality and supply are needed for a larger market. Exam tip: connect market expansion with preparation.
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What is affected first when raw material quality is poor in handicrafts? A Product strength and finish B Artisan name will automatically become famous C Market demand will always double D Need for packaging will end
Correct answer: A It is difficult to make a good product from poor material. Exam tip: consider quality as beginning from raw material.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 12
What is the benefit of marketing through a self-help group in handicrafts? A It gives group identity, shared cost and collective bargaining B It keeps every member away from market C It removes product identity D It ends customer trust
Correct answer: A Group marketing can give small artisans a stronger position. Exam tip: connect collective strength with market.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 12
What is the correct way to store materials in handicrafts? A Keeping materials separately in a clean, dry and organised place B Leaving them open in moisture and dust C Mixing food and dyes together D Pressing cloth under sharp tools
Correct answer: A Proper storage protects materials from damage. Exam tip: link storage with quality preservation.
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