Chap 1 Classification Of Self

Question 1

The definition of dress of an individual as the assemblage

Displayed by a person and worn at a particular moment in time
Total sensory system of communication

Answer 1

Body modification and body supplements

Question 2

Supplement surrounds a portion of the body whether or not it actually covers the body
Ex necklace and head scarfs

Answer 2

Enclosure

Question 3

Primarily flat unsewn garments such as roman togas , Indonesian sarongs and head scarves or items such as ribbons for tying up hair , tied belts and bandannas exemplify

Answer 3

Wrapped enclosures

Question 4

Hang from a portion of the body

Such as ponchos which are suspended from the shoulder ; necklace which hang from the neck ; earring which hang from ear

Answer 4

Suspended body enclosures

Question 5

Characteristics of many cultures but are more closely associated with European clothing , especially the tailoring tradition of men and women worm in England Europe and North America

Answer 5

Pre shaped body enclosures

Question 6

Most often worn as accessories or jewelry but in other parts of the world they sometimes are the primary type of dress

Answer 6

Attachments to the body

Question 7

Include such things as hair pins combs barrettes and flowers thrust into hair . Hair weaving also

Answer 7

Inserted attachment

Question 8

Used to clip or hold attachments onto various parts of the body ex clipped earrings

Answer 8

Clipped or pressure fastening

Question 9

Affixed to the body using a glue or mastic such as false mustaches eyelashes and finger nails

In India woman wear a dot on forehead for beauty

Answer 9

Adhered or glued attachment

Question 10

Important body supplements such a handbags or briefcase for men and women .. My not always be held by individual but by a trusted friend peer or subordinate
High status of individuals in Chinese and japanese whom carry walking sticks or canes as part of formal dress

Answer 10

Hand held objects