What is the correct reason for placing embroidery under textile craft?
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Correct answer: It creates decorative work with cloth and thread
The governing concept is classification by material and method. Embroidery is made by passing, stitching, or arranging thread on a textile surface such as cloth. Because both the base material and the main working material belong to textiles, it is placed under textile craft. The stitches may create flowers, borders, figures, or geometric patterns, so embroidery also has a strong decorative purpose. Option D is correct because it identifies cloth and thread as the essential materials and explains the resulting decoration. Options A, B, and C describe acting, camera-based production, and architectural planning; none involves stitching thread into fabric. Thus the material-process relationship gives the correct classification.
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It creates decorative work with cloth and thread
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is classification by material and method. Embroidery is made by passing, stitching, or arranging thread on a textile surface such as cloth. Because both the base material and the main working material belong to textiles, it is placed under textile craft. The stitches may create flowers, borders, figures, or geometric patterns, so embroidery also has a strong decorative purpose. Option D is correct because it identifies cloth and thread as the essential materials and explains the resulting decoration. Options A, B, and C describe acting, camera-based production, and architectural planning; none involves stitching thread into fabric. Thus the material-process relationship gives the correct classification.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.
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