According to Passage 3, which technological element is characteristic of traditional Nigerian cloth production?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. horizontal treadle looms, vertical frame looms, and indigo resist-dyeing
- Step 1: The passage specifies weaving on 'narrow horizontal treadle looms or vertical frame looms' and 'indigo resist-dyeing'.
- Step 2: These are traditional craftsmanship techniques.
Answer
horizontal treadle looms, vertical frame looms, and indigo resist-dyeing.
Why not the others: Laser looms and nanotechnology are modern industrial developments.
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