Question 1 Medium Level 11
When can using recycled material be a good option in handicrafts? A When it is safe, clean and suitable for the product B When it is harmful to health C When it surely makes the product break D When wrong information is given to customers
Correct answer: A Safe recycling can support both cost reduction and environment. Exam tip: write the safety condition with recycling.
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Why is checking colour fastness necessary in handicrafts? A To reduce colour bleeding during use or washing B So that colour gets damaged immediately C So that the customer cannot get information D So that product sale stops
Correct answer: A Colour fastness improves product quality and customer trust. Exam tip: link colour testing with quality.
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What is the benefit of collective identity of an artisan group in handicrafts? A Product identity, promotion and market trust can improve B Artisans' voice always becomes weak C All products sell without a name D Customer contact ends
Correct answer: A Collective identity gives small artisans a stronger market presence. Exam tip: link group identity with branding.
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Why can the story of a handicraft product attract customers? A Because it tells the making process, culture and artisan effort B Because it hides product defects C Because it gives the customer a wrong price D Because it ends utility
Correct answer: A A craft story gives emotional and cultural value to the product. Exam tip: see storytelling as a marketing strength.
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For what can a digital catalogue be used in handicrafts? A To show product photos, prices and details to customers B To erase product information C To hide artisan skill D To spoil raw material
Correct answer: A A digital catalogue quickly delivers information to customers. Exam tip: write it as a modern marketing tool.
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How can taking advance orders be useful for an artisan in handicrafts? A Production planning and raw material arrangement can improve B Need for product ends C Relationship with customer breaks D Payment always becomes impossible
Correct answer: A Advance orders clarify demand and reduce unnecessary stock. Exam tip: connect orders with planning.
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What is the correct way to handle customer complaints in handicrafts? A Listening to the complaint, checking the cause and giving proper correction or solution B Always ignoring the customer C Hiding the fault and selling the same product again D Calling all complaints false
Correct answer: A Complaint handling helps customer trust and quality improvement. Exam tip: treat complaints as learning opportunities.
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How can small savings help an artisan family in handicrafts? A In buying raw material and giving support during crisis B In always stopping production C In removing customer demand D In reducing skills
Correct answer: A Small savings provide security during irregular income. Exam tip: link savings with livelihood security.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 11
Which is a good way to reduce cost in handicrafts? A Collective purchase of raw material and use of waste pieces B Selling poor quality goods C Making repeated measurement mistakes D Breaking finished products
Correct answer: A Collective purchase and waste use can reduce cost. Exam tip: keep cost reduction separate from quality reduction.
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What does ethical trade mean in handicrafts? A Giving fair payment to artisans and correct information to customers B Taking work from artisans without payment C Selling by giving wrong material information D Calling fake products genuine
Correct answer: A Ethical trade includes fairness, transparency and trust. Exam tip: link it with artisan dignity.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 11
What is the main benefit of continuous practice in handicrafts? A Skill, speed and finish improve B Artisan experience decreases C Raw material always ends D Product identity disappears
Correct answer: A Practice improves hand control and quality. Exam tip: write the role of practice in skill development.
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What problem can copying designs create in handicrafts? A Originality and artisan identity may weaken B Every artisan's income surely increases C Product authenticity always increases D Customer trust is never affected
Correct answer: A Copying affects the identity and creativity of the original artisan. Exam tip: write the importance of original design.
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Which is a correct example of division of work in handicrafts? A One artisan cuts, another decorates and a third packs B Every artisan completes all stages of the product alone without planning C Finished products are set aside without quality checking D Artisans are assigned only the task of preparing a customer list
Correct answer: A In division of work, different stages of production are assigned to different people according to their skills. In option A, cutting, decoration and packing are done by separate artisans, so it is the correct example. In option B, each person performs every task, so there is no division of work. Exam tip: division of work promotes specialisation, saves time and improves production efficiency.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 11
What does finishing mean in handicrafts? A Giving final form to make the product clean, safe and attractive B Leaving raw material untouched C Deliberately keeping the product incomplete D Hiding the price from the customer
Correct answer: A Finishing improves beauty and utility of the product. Exam tip: write finishing as the final stage of quality.
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What is the purpose of market survey in handicrafts? A To obtain information about customer preference, price and demand B To keep the artisan away from the market C To stop quality checking D To erase product story
Correct answer: A Market survey helps make products according to customer needs. Exam tip: write survey as a decision tool.
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What is the main difference between wholesale and retail sale in handicrafts? A Wholesale sells large quantities to traders, retail sells directly to final customers B There is no difference between the two C There is no customer in retail sale D Wholesale sale is always without price
Correct answer: A Wholesale and retail differ in quantity and type of customer. Exam tip: remember the difference in sales channels.
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Why is customer segmentation done in handicrafts? A To understand different customers' needs, budgets and preferences B To treat all customers the same C To remove product from the market D To stop design improvement
Correct answer: A Customer segmentation helps decide the right product and price. Exam tip: write it as a marketing strategy.
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How does social recognition affect an artisan in handicrafts? A It can increase self-respect, motivation and skill preservation B It always ends skill C It reduces customer trust D It cuts the link with tradition
Correct answer: A Recognition motivates artisans to continue their skill. Exam tip: connect recognition with livelihood and dignity.
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What is the best way to display handicraft products? A With clean arrangement, proper lighting and product information B By keeping them in dust without information C By hiding the products D By placing broken products in front
Correct answer: A Good display helps customers understand and buy products. Exam tip: connect display with sales.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 11
What can improve an artisan's work efficiency in handicrafts? A Proper tools, practice, workspace organisation and time planning B Wrong tools and disorder C Irregular measurement and poor lighting D Cutting raw material without planning
Correct answer: A Efficiency needs organisation along with skill. Exam tip: do not treat efficiency as speed only.
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