1. Pattern A is slightly off the fabric. It can be fixed by placing it differently.
2. Pattern C overlaps pattern B. This can be fixed by moving pattern C.
3. Pattern E is off the fabric as well. It can be fixed by moving it slightly to the left.
4. The fabric is crooked.
That's all I noticed. Maybe space the patterns differently so that you can save some of the fabric?
The question is asking which of the following pieces of art would be
considered a form of social protest? But there are no choices provided.
Let's give some examples though: 1) something that is forbidden, for
example a depiction of democracy in a totalitarian state 2) portraying
poverty or misery and showing this to the advantaged elite - it would be
a way of "complaining" about the elite (for example paining a
sweatshop)
True
I recommend finding text evidence for a better grade
The Constructive Critique, it helps let the movie producers know what they liked and didn't like about it and what changes to make before airing it out or for their next movie