1. -------------------- hugs tight against the body with hook, snap or laced back securing.
a) Midriff
b) Empire
c) Corset
d) Surplice
Discussion
2. A sleeve cut wide at the armhole and tapering to the wrist is -------------------
a) Dolman sleeve
b) Puff sleeve
c) Plain sleeve
d) Tulip sleeve
Discussion
3. Dart Manipulation of the front bodice consists of --------------- types.
a) 13
b) 4
c) 6
d) 8
Discussion
4. A straight, form fitting silhouette is ---------------------------
a) Trumpet
b) Mermaid
c) Sheath
d) Tulip
Discussion
5. --------------------------- is the dress fitted through the bodice, waist, and hips, and flaring out from the knees.
a) Empire
b) Mermaid
c) Ball gown
d) A-line
Discussion
6. ---------------------- is a high neck line that cuts straight across the collar bone.
a) Jewel
b) Cowl neck
c) Scoop
d) Boat neck
Discussion
7. ---------------------- refers to the amount of roominess in a garment.
a) Grain line
b) Dart
c) Ease
d) Tuck
Discussion
8. The highest point on the bust is --------------------
a) Gorge-point
b) Pleat
c) Dart
d) Apex
Discussion
9. One of the first ---------------- that is done on muslin at the time when the pattern is made.
a) Fullness
b) Test-fit
c) Final
d) Finishing
Discussion
10. --------------------- is the process of transforming a design in to its constituent flat pattern pieces and then drafting then out.
a) Pattern making
b) Draping
c) Template
d) Blocks
Discussion
11. ------------------- Draped lower garment for men and women.
a) Angarkha
b) Flat-front
c) Antariya
d) Patiala salwar
Discussion
12. Ritu Kumar was one of the earliest pioneers of fashion with extensive research in to block prints and innovative application of the technique of-------------------------------
a) Phulkari
b) Zardosiembroidery
c) Mirror work
d) Dye-prints
Discussion
13. ----------------- French term for exclusive one-of-kind ”high fashion”
a) Bespoke-shop
b) Showroom
c) Haute couture’s
d) Boutique
Discussion
14. ------------------------ Waist belted,tucked,or slashed to give excessive looseness to give comfort to the wearer.
a) Phyjama
b) Flat front
c) Churidar
d) Patiala salwar
Discussion
15. A sheer soft knit fabric, most often 100% cotton as an informal fabric at weddings.
a) Moiré
b) Organdie
c) Jersey
d) Organza
Discussion
16. The hem falls right above the ankles.
a) Mini
b) Floor
c) Ballerina
d) Street
Discussion
17. ----------------------- is a general term referring to actual objects related to the human body.
a) Costume
b) Wardrobe
c) Wear ability
d) Clothing
Discussion
18. From the late 19th century a dust coloured light weight cotton fabric called ------------------ was used by the Indian Army during the British Raj.
a) Poplin
b) Khaki
c) Silk
d) Polyester
Discussion
19. --------------------------- is smooth, heavy and shin, long honoured bridal fibre.
a) Satin
b) Chantilly
c) Tulle
d) Crepe
Discussion
20. ------------------- is the thicker fabric ribbing in the weave.
a) Taffeta
b) Tulle
c) Laces
d) Velvet
Discussion
21. Fibres that are measured in miles or kilometers are
a) staplefibres
b) filament fibres
c) shortfibres
d) long fibres
Discussion
22. Tenacity is the term usually applied to the strength of
a) fibre
b) yarn
c) fabric
d) cotton
Discussion
23. The property of bending without breaking is
a) bending sterngth
b) flexibility
c) spinning quality
d) tenacity
Discussion
24. Denier is the term applied to the strength of
a) fibre
b) yam
c) fabric
d) cotton
Discussion
25. Cohesiveness is otherwise termed as
a) spinning quality
b) uniformity
c) adhesivity
d) tenacity
Discussion
26. Texturizing is the processes that introduce
a) coils
b) crimp
c) zigzag shaping
d) all the above
Discussion
27. Density is expressed as
a) mass per unit volume
b) relative mass per unit volume
c) none of the above
d) both a and b
Discussion
28. The primary property essential for a fibre is
a) lustre
b) density
c) length to width ratio
d) resiliency
Discussion
29. Lustre of fibres can be reduce through the addition of
a) titanium dioxide
b) sodium hydroxide
c) diphosphate
d) pottasium dichromate
Discussion
30. Dupioni is a
a) animal hair
b) leaffibre
c) animal secretion
d) None of the above
Discussion
31. Sunn is a
a) cellulosicfibre
b) protein fibre
c) minarelfibre
d) rubber
Discussion
32. Spot the odd one out
a) wet spinning
b) dry spinning
c) melt spinning
d) pad spinning
Discussion
33. This effect is produced by applying pieces of fabric or different shapes and sizes to the user face and another fabric
a) band
b) beads
c) applique
d) motif
Discussion
34. This is inserted in the casing or hem to pull area or fulled together
a) a cord
b) hook
c) velcro
d) elastic
Discussion
35. This is effectively used on many areas of a garment
a) riping
b) draw string
c) embroidery
d) rouleau
Discussion
36. The fiber which was popularly termed as ‘Artificial silk’ is
a) Nylon
b) urena
c) arnol
d) rayon
Discussion
37. The finest quality wool is obtained from
a) Delaine
b) merino
c) rambouillet
d) lincoln
Discussion
38. Shoddy is the term which indicates
a) reprocessed wool
b) wool
c) reused wool
d) none of the above
Discussion
39. The fibre obtained from Angora goat is
a) mohair
b) alpaca
c) cashmere
d) angora
Discussion
40. Angora fibre is obtained from
a) angora goat
b) angora rabbit
c) both
d) none of these
Discussion
41. The ability of a fiber to return to shape following compression, bending or similar deformation is termed as
a) elastic recovery
b) elongation
c) resiliency
d) spinning quality
Discussion
42. If the arrangement of molecules within the fibre are parallel to each other and to the longtitudinal axis of the fibre then
a) high orientation
b) low orientation
c) crystalline
d) amorphous
Discussion
43. An important type of associative force in textiles
a) carbon bonding
b) hydrogen bonding
c) oxygen bonding
d) coo bonding
Discussion
44. If the arrangement of molecules within the fibre are parallel to each other but not parallel to each other and to the longitudinal axis of the fibre then it is
a) high orientation
b) low orientation
c) crystalline
d) amorphous
Discussion
45. When the fibre molecules are arranged in random then it is
a) high orientation
b) low orientation
c) crystalline
d) amorphous
Discussion
46. Molecular slippage is likely to be at a maximum in
a) amorphous areas
b) crystalline areas
c) both
d) none of the above
Discussion
47. Molecular slippage is likely to be at a minimum in
a) amorphous areas
b) crystalline areas
c) both
d) none of the above
Discussion
48. Cat tail is a ................. fibre
a) seed hair
b) bast
c) leaf
d) animal hair
Discussion
49. Spot the odd one out
a) kenaf
b) urene
c) sunn
d) yucca
Discussion
50. The leaf fibre is
a) cotton
b) palm
c) jute
d) kapok
Discussion
51. This is a decerativelenotting using two basic knots, the flat and the haly hitch, with variations
a) patch
b) macrame
c) applique
d) mofit
Discussion
52. One strip is coverd with hooks and the other with very fine loops.
a) lace
b) velcro
c) zippers
d) buttons
Discussion
53. These are rolls or folds of fabris, used for making loops and piping for fastening
a) snap fasteners
b) zip fasteners
c) rouleam fastening
d) draw string
Discussion
54. This type of fastening is introduced on sports wear and industrial garments
a) hook & eye
b) button & button hole
c) velcro
d) snap fasteners
Discussion
55. This is often used at the nack of a dress, or blarse or at the waist as a belt, serve as a fastener
a) draw string
b) button loops
c) bows
d) frog fastening
Discussion
56. These may be made from cording or braid
a) frog fastening
b) velcro
c) lacing
d) snap fasteners
Discussion
57. This is a decreative fastening that can be introduced into a design in many ways.
a) tie knot
b) eye lets
c) lacing
d) zippers
Discussion
58. An attractive feature used in design
a) fringing
b) darts
c) pleat
d) vent
Discussion
59. Are used in a variety of ways on different areas or a garment such as the yolles, sleeves, skirt or panel lines.
a) gathering
b) pleats
c) darts
d) tucks
Discussion
60. A round, flat type of cap clietly associated with the basque peasant
a) Gandhi cap
b) hat
c) beret
d) turban
Discussion
61. Genarally speaking, this means made-to-measure
a) prer-a-parter
b) ready-to-wear
c) bespoke
d) fitting
Discussion
62. This type or garment is usrally wear, while riding a harse.
a) blazer
b) fitted pant
c) bell bottem pant
d) breeches
Discussion
63. Gt is used to remove fullness from certain parts or the garment
a) gather
b) pleat
c) dart
d) tuck
Discussion
64. LEVI’S brand is the example of ...................
a) swim wear
b) jeans
c) bridal
d) childrens
Discussion
65. ‘Olega’ brand is the example for .......................
a) womens intimate wear
b) suits
c) sports wear
d) leotards
Discussion
66. DKNY is the example of the brand name of ...............
a) leotards
b) jeans
c) womens sports wear
d) underwear
Discussion
67. ‘Van Heusen’ is the example of the brand name of ................
a) jeans
b) womens shirts
c) suits
d) men’s shirts
Discussion
68. ‘NIKE’ is the example of the brand name of ...................
a) women's swim wear
b) children's wear
c) bridal
d) sports wear
Discussion
69. ‘Jockey’ is the example of the brand name of ..............
a) underwear
b) ladies wear
c) pants
d) shirts
Discussion
70. Cotton is affected by
a) alkalies
b) strong acids
c) cold dilute acids
d) all the above
Discussion
71. “King of fibres” is
a) cotton
b) jute
c) silk
d) nylon
Discussion
72. Which fibre is popularly called ‘Golden fibre’?
a) cotton
b) silk
c) jute
d) flax
Discussion
73. ‘Chain crass’ is
a) cotton
b) kapok
c) linen
d) ramie
Discussion
74. Linen is the other name given to
a) cotton
b) flax
c) ramie
d) kapok
Discussion
75. The short fibres are termed as
a) line
b) tow
c) filament
d) lint
Discussion
76. Hacking is the term given to ............... operation
a) carding
b) scutching
c) combing
d) pulling
Discussion
77. In fabric form jute is frequently called
a) blended fabric
b) burlap
c) jute
d) kenaf
Discussion
78. The tenacity of ramie varies from
a) 5.3 - 7.6 gms / denier
b) 9 - 11 gme / denier
c) 7 - 8 gms / denier
d) 1 - 5 gms / denier
Discussion
79. The fibre abaca is obtained from
a) sisal
b) jute
c) pineapple
d) banana
Discussion
80. The fibre which is mainly used for padding and stuffing particularly upholstery is
a) cotton
b) kapok
c) hemp
d) urena
Discussion
81. ‘Queen of fibres’ is
a) cotton
b) silk
c) rayon
d) wool
Discussion
82. The gummy substance which coats the silk fibre is
a) pectin
b) glutin
c) sericin
d) all the above
Discussion
83. Organzine silk is a
a) low - twist ply yarn
b) medium twist ply yarn
c) high - twist ply yarn
d) none of these
Discussion
84. Tram silk is a
a) low - twist ply yarn
b) medium twist ply yarn
c) high - twist ply yarn
d) none of these
Discussion
85. In silk, the process to where twist is inserted is termed as
a) Reeling
b) throwing
c) Spinning
d) degumming
Discussion
86. Degumming is carried out to remove
a) pectin
b) gluten
c) sericin
d) none of the above
Discussion
87. The resiliency of silk is
a) very good
b) good
c) moderate
d) poor
Discussion
88. Silk is affected by
a) alkalies
b) acids
c) chlorine
d) all the above
Discussion
89. The actual fibre protein in silk is
a) sericine
b) alanine
c) tyrosine
d) fiborin
Discussion
90. Tyrex, employed in the manufacture of vehicle tyres is obtained from
a) rayon
b) acetate
c) nytril
d) vinyon
Discussion