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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Fashion Technology (BFT) .
| 51. |
`______________are evaluated as seconds,thirds,irregulars or scrap depending on the number and type of defects |
| A. | Defectives |
| B. | Normal quality |
| C. | Medium quality |
| D. | First quality |
| Answer» A. Defectives | |
| 52. |
Expand QA. |
| A. | Quality audit |
| B. | Quality assurance |
| C. | Quality approval |
| D. | Quality acceptance |
| Answer» B. Quality assurance | |
| 53. |
Expand QC. |
| A. | Quality cycle |
| B. | Quality circle |
| C. | Quality control |
| D. | Quality consciousness |
| Answer» C. Quality control | |
| 54. |
_____________are a set of characteristics or procedures that provide a basis for resource and production decisions |
| A. | Quality standards |
| B. | Quality statement |
| C. | Quality level |
| D. | Quality program |
| Answer» A. Quality standards | |
| 55. |
______________reflects the overall quality and performance levels the firm seeks to achieve |
| A. | Standards |
| B. | Statement |
| C. | Organizational chart |
| D. | Sample plans |
| Answer» A. Standards | |
| 56. |
_________are visible variation in fabric such as shading and fabric flaws |
| A. | Patent defects |
| B. | Optic defect |
| C. | Purchasing defect |
| D. | Latent defect |
| Answer» A. Patent defects | |
| 57. |
_____________ can be readily seen or detected |
| A. | Patent defects |
| B. | Optic defect |
| C. | Repair |
| D. | Latent defect |
| Answer» A. Patent defects | |
| 58. |
Patent defect and latent defect are two general types of ______________ problems |
| A. | Fabric |
| B. | Yarn |
| C. | Dying |
| D. | Printing |
| Answer» A. Fabric | |
| 59. |
_____________ is an example for patent defect |
| A. | Bow and skew |
| B. | Color lose |
| C. | Poor sew ability |
| D. | Shrinkage |
| Answer» A. Bow and skew | |
| 60. |
Streaks, stains and slubs are _____________ |
| A. | Repair |
| B. | Errors |
| C. | Patent defect |
| D. | Quality ratings |
| Answer» C. Patent defect | |
| 61. |
_____________ cannot be detected by simply viewing the fabric |
| A. | Patent defect |
| B. | Bow and skew |
| C. | Streaks |
| D. | Latent defects |
| Answer» D. Latent defects | |
| 62. |
The defect that appear after the fabric has been subjected to processes such as steaming , wet processing or pressing is known as |
| A. | Primary defect |
| B. | Secondary defect |
| C. | Latent defect |
| D. | Minor defects |
| Answer» C. Latent defect | |
| 63. |
Shrinkage or stretching are common _____________- |
| A. | Latent defect |
| B. | Critical defect |
| C. | Minor defects |
| D. | Patent defect |
| Answer» A. Latent defect | |
| 64. |
___________ is an example for latent defect |
| A. | Lack of color fastness |
| B. | Shading |
| C. | Streaks |
| D. | Fabric flaws |
| Answer» A. Lack of color fastness | |
| 65. |
______ is variation in hue , value, or intensity measured against a standard |
| A. | Shading |
| B. | Flaws |
| C. | Color fastness |
| D. | Skew |
| Answer» A. Shading | |
| 66. |
______________include knots,stains,broken warp and filling yarns, holes and like that occur by accident during fabric production |
| A. | Shading |
| B. | Fabric flaws |
| C. | Bow and skew |
| D. | Barre and streaks |
| Answer» B. Fabric flaws | |
| 67. |
_______________is a bar or striped effect, usually in the filling direction, creating a difference in color or shade, may be caused irregularities in fiber or yarn processing |
| A. | Fabric flaws |
| B. | Bow and skew |
| C. | Barre and streaks |
| D. | Wavy selvages |
| Answer» C. Barre and streaks | |
| 68. |
______________is variation in crosswise dimensions of fabric because of relaxation, tension, or application of water, heat, steam, laundry or dry cleaning |
| A. | Wrap variation |
| B. | Width variation |
| C. | Weft variation |
| D. | Length variation |
| Answer» B. Width variation | |
| 69. |
Distortion in wrap and filling alignment caused by in proper tensioning of fabric in weaving, knitting or finishing is known as _________ |
| A. | Bow and skew |
| B. | Premark defects |
| C. | Barre and streaks |
| D. | Fabric flaws |
| Answer» A. Bow and skew | |
| 70. |
Uneven edges because of poor tension, entering or handling during finishing |
| A. | Wavy selvages |
| B. | Skew selvages |
| C. | Bow selvages |
| D. | Streak selvages |
| Answer» A. Wavy selvages | |
| 71. |
____________________ is a system for measuring and checking and then incorporates a feedback mechanism to explore the causes of poor quality and take corrective steps |
| A. | Control |
| B. | Company standards |
| C. | Industry standards |
| D. | Govt. Standards |
| Answer» A. Control | |
| 72. |
______________________is a quality control system employing the statistical techniques to control quality by performing inspection, testing and analyze to conclude whether the quality of a product is as per laid quality standards |
| A. | ANSI |
| B. | BS |
| C. | BIS |
| D. | SQC |
| Answer» D. SQC | |
| 73. |
______________is established by authority as a model or example to be followed |
| A. | Quality testing |
| B. | Process flow chart |
| C. | Sampling |
| D. | Standard |
| Answer» D. Standard | |
| 74. |
___________________facilitate communication and prevent misunderstanding |
| A. | SQC |
| B. | TQM |
| C. | Inspection council |
| D. | Standard |
| Answer» D. Standard | |
| 75. |
________________among the following is not a standard test method for garment industries as well as for all textiles |
| A. | ASTM |
| B. | TQM |
| C. | ANSI |
| D. | BIs |
| Answer» B. TQM | |
| 76. |
Which among the following is a source of standard test method for garment industries as well as for all textiles |
| A. | IBS |
| B. | SIB |
| C. | BIS |
| D. | CCTAA |
| Answer» C. BIS | |
| 77. |
ANSI stands for |
| A. | American National Standards Institute |
| B. | Asian National standards Institute |
| C. | Apparel National standards Institute |
| D. | Asian Native standards Institute |
| Answer» A. American National Standards Institute | |
| 78. |
Bs stands for |
| A. | Bureau of standards |
| B. | British system |
| C. | British standards |
| D. | Benefits and standards |
| Answer» C. British standards | |
| 79. |
BIS stands for |
| A. | British international standard |
| B. | Bureau of Indian standard |
| C. | Bureau of international standard |
| D. | Benefits of Indian standards |
| Answer» B. Bureau of Indian standard | |
| 80. |
AATCC stands for |
| A. | American association for textile chemist and colonist |
| B. | American association for textile control and colonist |
| C. | American association for testing chemist and colonist |
| D. | American association for textile control and costing |
| Answer» A. American association for textile chemist and colonist | |
| 81. |
__________________is an embodiment of design and properties of a product or service which ensures customers satisfactions |
| A. | Quality |
| B. | Production |
| C. | Technology |
| D. | Manufacturing |
| Answer» A. Quality | |
| 82. |
A manufacturer remains in business only as long as his product quality satisfies his |
| A. | Organization |
| B. | Customers |
| C. | Workers |
| D. | Confirmation |
| Answer» B. Customers | |
| 83. |
Faults are written down and recorded on a fault analysis card or chart known as |
| A. | FACERAP cards |
| B. | RAPFACE cards |
| C. | FACE cards |
| D. | RQP cards |
| Answer» A. FACERAP cards | |
| 84. |
_______________faults are those resulting from machine or operative defects |
| A. | Machine defects |
| B. | General faults |
| C. | Job faults |
| D. | Product faults |
| Answer» B. General faults | |
| 85. |
______________faults are those which occur specifically in the job being studied |
| A. | Critical |
| B. | Minor |
| C. | Job |
| D. | Major |
| Answer» C. Job | |
| 86. |
__________________is an example for general fault |
| A. | Step joints |
| B. | Careless handling |
| C. | Pleating |
| D. | Wrong measurement |
| Answer» B. Careless handling | |
| 87. |
Incorrect threading is an example for ______________ |
| A. | General fault |
| B. | Minor fault |
| C. | Job fault |
| D. | Major fault |
| Answer» A. General fault | |
| 88. |
_____________________is an example for general fault |
| A. | Step joints |
| B. | Slipped stitches |
| C. | Pleating |
| D. | Wrong measurement |
| Answer» B. Slipped stitches | |
| 89. |
Step joints are example for_____________ |
| A. | General faults |
| B. | Minor fault |
| C. | Job fault |
| D. | Major fault |
| Answer» C. Job fault | |
| 90. |
Wrong measurement are example for___________________ |
| A. | Job fault |
| B. | Minor fault |
| C. | Careless handling |
| D. | General faults |
| Answer» A. Job fault | |
| 91. |
________________is defined as anything potentially harmful to the product user |
| A. | Critical defect |
| B. | Visual defect |
| C. | Major measurement defect |
| D. | Major visual defect |
| Answer» A. Critical defect | |
| 92. |
________________is to check beginning with knitting and weaving then to raw materials marker layout, spreading, cutting, sewing, wet processing, screen printing and other embellishments |
| A. | Vendor inspection |
| B. | In process inspection |
| C. | Pack audit |
| D. | Prefinal inspection |
| Answer» B. In process inspection | |
| 93. |
___________________is to determine the quality of an order by its visual appearance, measurement to specifications and packing execution, and will be performed before the finished product is shipped |
| A. | Process audit |
| B. | Process inspection |
| C. | Measurement audit |
| D. | Shipment inspection |
| Answer» D. Shipment inspection | |
| 94. |
____________________deals with the planning the activities to meet the customer needs |
| A. | Quality control |
| B. | Quality planning |
| C. | Quality assurance |
| D. | Quality improvement |
| Answer» B. Quality planning | |
| 95. |
________________deals with monitoring the activities using different control points and checks to ensure bad quality does not go to the customer |
| A. | Quality control |
| B. | Quality planning |
| C. | Quality assurance |
| D. | Quality improvement |
| Answer» A. Quality control | |
| 96. |
__________________is focused on establishing systems and procedures to ensure that quality is achieved all the time |
| A. | Quality planning |
| B. | Quality control |
| C. | Quality assurance |
| D. | Quality improvement |
| Answer» C. Quality assurance | |
| 97. |
__________________concentrates on changing needs of the customer and proactively works for improving the levels of quality |
| A. | Quality planning |
| B. | Quality control |
| C. | Quality assurance |
| D. | Quality improvement |
| Answer» D. Quality improvement | |
| 98. |
Quality ___________ is a process of planning the production activities in order to achieve the goals of meeting the customer requirements in time within the available resources |
| A. | planning |
| B. | control |
| C. | assurance |
| D. | improvement |
| Answer» A. planning | |
| 99. |
_________ is the system for ensuring maintenance of proper standard in manufactured goods especially by periodic random inspection of the product |
| A. | Quality planning |
| B. | Quality control |
| C. | Quality maintenance |
| D. | Quality improvement |
| Answer» B. Quality control | |
| 100. |
A system for achieving or maintaining the desired level of quality in a manufactured product by inspecting samples and assessing what changes may be needed in the manufacturing process |
| A. | Quality assurance |
| B. | Quality control |
| C. | Quality planning |
| D. | Quality monitoring |
| Answer» B. Quality control | |
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