EP9_LS_U4_V1-2

What’s the big deal about quilting? We visited a popular _________________ and asked around.

• appreciation

• convention

• breed

• panel

The quilts I ________ from my childhood featured fairly traditional quilting designs. They were always square or rectangular.

• recall

• breed

• expand

• encounter

Our ________ grew up with an entirely different kind of quilts. Our grandmothers, in the 1930s and ‘40s, sewed their own clothes.

• development

• series

• generation

• convention

Today’s quilting, unlike quilting in the past, appeals to a different ________of crafters, people who quilt for fun and not out of necessity.

• breed

• generation

• panel

• circulation

After our ________ with Tina, we spoke to Anna Roberts, a UCLA student who’s studying business.

• encounter

• convention

• circulation

• generation

Neil Brown has a different take on quilting’s popularity. He’s part of a ________that will talk later today about quilting and its new role in schools.

• panel

• generation

• breed

• appreciation

I’ve set up a small library of books on quilting, and those books are in constant ________. We have a waiting list and I’m thinking we’ll need to ______________ the classroom section of my store to make room for more classes.

• circulation, expand

• circulation, recall

• development, recall

• convention, expand

Children develop an interest in quilting and suddenly teachers see ________in the classroom.

• development

• appreciation

• series

• circulation

For me, anything that helps young people have an ________ for hard work and dedication to a project is terrific.

• appreciation

• appropriation

• development

• generation

Riley says all the major fabric companies have ___________________ the rise in quilting’s popularity.

• taken note of

• recalled

• taken note

• took note of