Exercise
Clothing, Ornaments, and Personal Grooming
Explore the vibrant world of "Clothing, Ornaments, and Personal Grooming" as you discover how fashion and style reflect culture and identity; engage in hands-on activities to design your own outfit and accessories while learning about sustainable choices in personal care.
Questions
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What primary textile fiber was cultivated and woven into cloth by the Indus people?
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What evidence indicates that Harappan people wore woven garments?
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What general clothing style is depicted on male figurines like the Priest-King?
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What material was used by rich citizens to make luxury jewelry and beads?
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What material was used by common citizens for everyday ornaments like bangles?
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What personal grooming item made of ivory or bone was found in Indus homes?
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What ornament was worn around the wrists by both men and women in Indus cities?
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What famous bronze statue from Mohenjo-Daro shows a young woman decorated with many bangles?
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What tool found in excavation sites shows that Indus citizens spun thread at home?
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What red gemstone was highly prized and crafted into long cylindrical beads?
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How did Indus artisans drill fine holes through hard gemstone beads like carnelian?
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What aspect of personal appearance seems to have been carefully maintained by Indus citizens?