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A Kilim rug is an example of which kind of textile?

AWarp-faced
BWeft-faced
CKnotted-pile
DMachine-knitted
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Weft-faced
1. When the warp is spread out, the weft covers it. 2. This gives a weft-faced textile such as a tapestry or Kilim rug. 3. Warp-faced cloth hides the weft; Kilims are woven, not knotted or knitted. _Source: Wikipedia, Weaving, Process and terminology_
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