Quiz Tanda-tanda Pola Dan Maksud

The given answer is correct because tanda pola (pattern markings) are indeed used as a guide when arranging patterns on fabric, cutting, assembling, and sewing. They help ensure that all the pieces are positioned correctly and that the final product is made accurately.

The given correct answer is "Betul" because the statement "Ini adalah tanda kedudukan butang" translates to "This is a button position indicator" in English. Since the statement is describing the nature of the object, it is logical to conclude that the answer is true.

The given pattern signifies "Tanda imbang" which translates to "Balance sign" in English. This suggests that the pattern represents a symbol or mark that indicates balance or equilibrium.

The given answer "Tanda lipatan" means "Folding sign" in English. This suggests that the pattern below is indicating a folding or creasing action.

The given pattern is indicating a "garisan pemadan" or a "dashed line". This can be inferred from the options provided, where "garisan gunting" means "dotted line", "basi kelim" means "base line", and "tanda imbang" means "equality sign". Therefore, the correct answer is "garisan pemadan" as it matches the given pattern.

The given question is asking about the symbol that indicates a borderless list, whether it is true or false. The correct answer is "True" because the symbol mentioned in the question does indeed represent a borderless list.

The correct answer is False because the question is asking whether the symbol/button is true or false. Since a symbol/button cannot be true or false, the answer is false.

The given symbols are listed as "Basi kelim" and "Basi jahitan". These symbols are commonly used in sewing and stitching to represent different types of stitches or patterns. Therefore, the correct answer is "Basi kelim, Basi jahitan" which means "Embroidery stitch, Sewing stitch" in English.

The tanda pola (pattern marks) mentioned in the question refers to the marks used in sewing. "Basi jahitan" translates to stitch marks and "Basi kelim" translates to pleat marks. Both of these options are related to sewing and can be considered as possible explanations for the purpose of the pattern marks mentioned in the question.