Shawl MCQs – Culture of Kashmir 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Kashmiri shawl is a traditional product of: (A) Punjab (B) Balochistan (C) Sindh (D) Kashmir 2. Kashmiri shawl is mainly made from: (A) Wool and Pashmina (B) Cotton only (C) Silk only (D) Nylon 3. Kashmiri shawl is famous for: (A) Heavy weight (B) Plastic texture (C) Warmth and softness (D) Waterproof nature 4. Pashmina shawl is made from: (A) Goat hair (Changthangi goat) (B) Sheep wool (C) Camel wool (D) Yak leather 5. Kashmiri shawl is mainly used in: (A) Summer season (B) Rainy season only (C) Winter season (D) Desert season 6. Kashmiri shawl is part of: (A) Modern sportswear (B) Traditional Kashmiri culture (C) Military uniform (D) Industrial clothing 7. Kashmiri shawls are known for: (A) Rough texture (B) Metal design (C) Plastic coating (D) Fine embroidery 8. The famous embroidery on Kashmiri shawl is called: (A) Phulkari (B) Mirror work (C) Zari (D) Kashida 9. Kashmiri shawl is traditionally woven by: (A) Engineers (B) Farmers (C) Artisans (D) Soldiers 10. Kashmiri shawl represents: (A) Cultural heritage (B) Industrial growth (C) Military strength (D) Political system 11. Pashmina shawl is considered: (A) Low quality fabric (B) Luxury item (C) Plastic product (D) Synthetic cloth 12. Kashmiri shawl production is mainly a: (A) Fishing activity (B) Oil industry (C) Mining industry (D) Handicraft industry 13. Kashmiri shawls are popular worldwide for: (A) Weight (B) Elegance and warmth (C) Cheap price only (D) Waterproof nature 14. The origin of Pashmina shawl is linked to: (A) Marine animals (B) Forest animals only (C) Desert sheep (D) High-altitude goats 15. Kashmiri shawls are mostly produced in: (A) Coastal areas (B) Deserts (C) Kashmir Valley (D) Plains of Punjab only 16. Kashmiri shawl weaving is: (A) Machine-only process (B) Mining process (C) Traditional handloom work (D) Industrial chemical process 17. Kashmiri shawl is a symbol of: (A) Fashion industry (B) Military uniform (C) Kashmiri identity (D) Trade war 18. Kashmiri shawl is usually worn over: (A) Shorts (B) Swimwear (C) Traditional clothing (D) Sports kit 19. Kashmiri shawl production supports: (A) Local artisans (B) Only factories (C) Oil companies (D) Transport industry 20. Kashmiri shawl is famous in: (A) Only Kashmir (B) Only deserts (C) International markets (D) Only villages 21. Pashmina wool is also known as: (A) Cashmere wool (B) Synthetic fiber (C) Nylon fiber (D) Plastic wool 22. Kashmiri shawls are often decorated with: (A) Floral designs (B) Metal plates (C) Stones only (D) Rubber prints 23. Kashmiri shawl weaving is mainly: (A) Modern robotic work (B) Electrical process (C) Mining technique (D) Skilled manual art 24. Kashmiri shawl industry is part of: (A) Fishing industry (B) Oil industry (C) Tourism and handicrafts (D) Defense industry 25. Kashmiri shawl is considered: (A) Cheap plastic item (B) Industrial waste (C) Premium textile product (D) Synthetic gear 26. Kashmiri shawl reflects: (A) Cultural craftsmanship (B) Military strength (C) Scientific research (D) Space technology 27. Kashmiri shawls are usually: (A) Soft and fine (B) Rough and thick (C) Plastic coated (D) Metal woven 28. The weaving of shawl is done on: (A) Machines only (B) Cars (C) Handlooms (D) Computers only 29. Kashmiri shawl is important for: (A) Oil drilling (B) Space industry (C) Marine trade (D) Cultural economy 30. Kashmiri shawl is a famous product of: (A) Himalayan valley culture (B) Desert culture (C) Coastal culture (D) Arctic culture