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Exercise "Low-cost hobbies", created by gogopet (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 289 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 39 / 100 Share
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Stats (283 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 42 %
For something really fun, take a peek at * an old t-shirt, sweater or pants, which is also a sustainable way to hold on to pieces you would probably get rid of anyway because they are faded.
Question 2 passed: 22.6 %
If you're just trying to learn the basics you don't need to start with expensive music lessons. I encourage * and experimentation with new techniques and pick up stuff from free online lessons.
Question 3 passed: 54.4 %
You need a handheld GPS unit, get your coordinates and begin the hunt. One of the rules of * is that visitors are welcome to take items from the stash provided they leave something behind.
Question 4 passed: 29 %
A sewing surface that has sufficient room is recommended if you are interested in taking up * as a hobby. You first need to sandwich your batting in between your top design and backing fabric.
Question 5 passed: 37.8 %
If you have * skills, you can buy fresh produce in bulk straight after harvest, have everything stored up for the winter, and avoid food which is loaded with ingredients and preservatives.
Question 6 passed: 93.3 %
If you're looking for a new hobby and love to share your experiences, learn new things connected with *. Free platforms are fine and if you're more avid launch a website using a hosting plan.
Question 7 passed: 21.9 %
Discover various methods of * paper, also known as paper filigree to create a beautiful card for Mother's Day or Christmas decorations and Christmas gifts and other paper craft like scrapbooks.
Question 8 passed: 25.1 %
Basic skills are all that is required to stitch a washcloth or scarf with straight rows and if this is your first time *, don't exasperate if what you make as a beginner looks pretty wonky.
Question 9 passed: 32.5 %
The whole point of * is getting things you need and want without having to spend a fortune and it is helping the environment by repurposing or reusing older items like clothing, pans, etc.
Question 10 passed: 21.2 %
You need only simple tools to make a start on * furniture, fabric, and walls. Brushes are round with short, stiff bristles and foam rollers work well if you are trying to paint a large area.
Question 11 passed: 30.7 %
Get a set of drawing pencils and start *. Try with simple drawings like shapes, letters or anything you like and follow one of many tutorials there are online to learn the basics.
Question 12 passed: 31.8 %
All you need is a knife although some carvers also use specialty * knives and if you are frustrated with basswood, you might try aspen. It is still quite soft but it's stronger than basswood.
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