Question 1
Sandeep is knitting a 25 cm wide two meter long scarf. It takes him 30 rows of 22 stitches each to knit a 10cm x 10cm trial (“tension square”). How many stitches will he need for each 25cm row in the scarf?
Correct Answer:
55 stitches
Question 2
Which image completes the pattern?
Correct Answer:
A
Question 3
Which image continues the top sequence?
Correct Answer:
C
Question 4
Which image continues the sequence?
Correct Answer:
A
Question 5
What is the next number in the series 1, 4, 9, 16, ?
Correct Answer:
25
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