Question

Shown below is a wooden artifact made using traditional materials and processes. Which option shows the relevant operations involved in its making, not necessarily in the production sequence? 

• A. Chiselling, Drilling, Turning, Centering
• B. Sizing, Turning, Drilling, Lacquering
• C. Turning, Facing, Balling, Circling
• D. Turning, Lacquering, Drilling, Chiselling

Hint:

For traditional craft questions, think about the logical progression of material shaping, finishing, and detailing.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Observe the steps involved in making the wooden artifact. Chiseling and turning are common steps in woodwork, followed by drilling for details and lacquering for finishing.
Step 2: Option B follows a typical order of operations in traditional wooden artifact making.
Step 3: Therefore, the correct answer is (B).