Ukrainian Vyshyvanka

A) protect the wearer from evil spirits.

B) show off wealth and status.

C) decorate clothing for aesthetic purposes.

A) Volodymyr Monomakh

B) Anna, his sister.

C) a group of skilled artisans.

A) friendship.

B) love and fidelity.

C) success and achievement.

A) bright colors and intricate patterns.

B) simple, geometric shapes.

C) black threads and a somber tone.

A) abstract

B) geometric

C) animal

A) a traditional folk art.

B) a high-fashion trend.

C) a symbol of Ukrainian nationalism.

A) sleeves, collars, and shoulders.

B) only the front panel.

C) the entire shirt.

A) their advanced metalworking skills.

B) their use of embroidery on clothing.

C) their nomadic lifestyle.

A) the region in which it was made.

B) the age of the embroiderer.

C) the type of fabric used.

A) traditional clothing only.

B) modern fashion designs.

C) home decor items.

A) Ukrainian vyshyvankas.

B) Russian-style embroidery.

C) traditional Japanese kimonos.

A) religious symbols.

B) nature and folklore.

C) historical events.