Question

Make a hand made file​

Answer 1

Answer:

Materials Needed→ Color Papers

Materials Needed→ Color Papers→ Satin Ribbon

→ Paper Punch Machine

Step 1: Take a rectangular paper with the color of your choice.

Step 2: Make a fold, in a way that the corners touch each other.

Step 3: Take the closed end and bend the paper for about 1cm.

Step 3: Take the closed end and bend the paper for about 1cm.Step 4: Now open the paper and gently press on the fold you have made.

Step 3: Take the closed end and bend the paper for about 1cm.Step 4: Now open the paper and gently press on the fold you have made.Step 5: Close the paper and make a small bend at the closed end again.

Step 6: Unfold the paper.

Step 6: Unfold the paper.Step 7: Turn the other side and make 1cm fold in the end and close it again as we have done previously.

Step 8: Now your file should appear as we shown in the below image.

Step 8: Now your file should appear as we shown in the below image.Step 9: Open the file. Use the paper punch machine and make holes over the foldings.

Step 8: Now your file should appear as we shown in the below image.Step 9: Open the file. Use the paper punch machine and make holes over the foldings.Step 10: Use satin ribbon or any other ribbon and thread it inside the holes from the outer side.

Step 8: Now your file should appear as we shown in the below image.Step 9: Open the file. Use the paper punch machine and make holes over the foldings.Step 10: Use satin ribbon or any other ribbon and thread it inside the holes from the outer side.Step 11: Thread your important papers inside the hole and keep it safe.

Step 8: Now your file should appear as we shown in the below image.Step 9: Open the file. Use the paper punch machine and make holes over the foldings.Step 10: Use satin ribbon or any other ribbon and thread it inside the holes from the outer side.Step 11: Thread your important papers inside the hole and keep it safe.Step 12: Your paper file is ready now.

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Answer 2

Explain :-

A) Sericulture

B) Apiculture