In Weaving, the Set of Fibers That Is Held Taut

question 4

Multiple Choice

In weaving, the set of fibers that is held taut on a loom or frame is called the:

• A) woof.
• B) warp.
• C) weft.
• D) walp.
• E) weave.

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Definitions:

Reversible Figure

A visual pattern that easily allows more than one interpretation, in some cases changing the specification of figure and ground, in other cases changing the perceived organization in depth.

Lighter

A portable device used to generate a flame for the purpose of lighting something, such as a cigarette or candle.

Darker

Having very little light, not bright, or closer to black in color.

Gestalt Grouping

principles that describe how humans naturally organize visual elements into groups or unified wholes.