--- 1. Weaving a Stole for Graduation (Image 1) (i) Enumerate the two sets of yarns that would be used for the stole: Warp yarns Weft yarns (ii) Describe any one of the yarns enumerated in (i) above: Warp yarns are the lengthwise threads that are held stationary on a loom while the weft yarns are woven over and under them. They provide the structural foundation of the woven fabric. (iii) List any two tools that would help in weaving the stole: Loom Shuttle --- 2. Printing Cloth for a Rally (Image 2) (i) Identify the most appropriate method to be used for printing the cloth for the members: Screen printing (ii) State two reasons for the choice of printing method identified in (i) above: 1. It allows for mass production, which is ideal for large quantities like 85,000 pieces. 2. It produces vibrant and long-lasting prints on fabric. (iii) List three wet media that would be useful for the printing of the cloth: Printing ink Watercolor Fabric dye --- 3. Colour Wheel and Techniques (Image 3) (a) In the space provided: Draw a six-point colour wheel. Use hatching to shade secondary colours (orange, green, violet). Use stippling to shade primary colours (red, blue, yellow). (This requires a drawing.) (b) List cool colours found on the colour wheel drawn in (a): Blue Green Violet --- 4. Benefits of Displaying Artwork (Image 4) (i) It boosts students’ confidence and self-esteem by allowing them to showcase their creativity to others. (ii) It provides an opportunity to receive feedback, which can help improve their artistic skills. (iii) It encourages teamwork and collaboration when preparing for displays as a class. --- 5. Preparing Clay for a Vase (Image 5) (i) List two tests that can be done on the clay for its suitability: Plasticity test Sedimentation test (ii) Describe in three steps how to prepare the clay for the task: 1. Soak the clay in water to soften it. 2. Knead and wedge the clay to remove air bubbles. 3. Sieve the clay to remove stones and impurities. (iii) Identify one technique that can be used to decorate the vase: Incising (carving designs into the clay surface) --