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| 1. |
The mediator between the Apparel Manufacture and Buyer. |
| A. | Export House |
| B. | Buying House |
| C. | Retailer |
| D. | Contractor |
| Answer» B. Buying House | |
| 2. |
Proto Sample means: |
| A. | 1st Sample |
| B. | Running Sample |
| C. | Production Sample |
| D. | Photo Sample |
| Answer» A. 1st Sample | |
| 3. |
Which sector is called as the Sunset Industry? |
| A. | Mill Sector |
| B. | Textile Sector |
| C. | Handloom Sector |
| D. | Power loom Sector |
| Answer» C. Handloom Sector | |
| 4. |
HRD stands for |
| A. | Human Re-creative Department |
| B. | Human Resource Development |
| C. | Human Research Department |
| D. | Human Activity Department |
| Answer» B. Human Resource Development | |
| 5. |
-------------is the second largest Rural Employment provider next to agriculture. |
| A. | Textile Industry |
| B. | Tourism |
| C. | Agriculture |
| D. | Transport |
| Answer» A. Textile Industry | |
| 6. |
Powerloom was invented by ---------------- |
| A. | John Key |
| B. | William Horrocks |
| C. | Edmund Cartright |
| D. | All of them |
| Answer» D. All of them | |
| 7. |
The sector which comes under Textile Industry |
| A. | Mill Sector |
| B. | Private Sector |
| C. | Finance Sector |
| D. | Transport Sector |
| Answer» A. Mill Sector | |
| 8. |
Counter Samples are -------------- |
| A. | Fit Sample |
| B. | Reference Sample |
| C. | Reverence Sample |
| D. | Resource Sample |
| Answer» B. Reference Sample | |
| 9. |
Sample is the representation of -------------- |
| A. | a lot |
| B. | a batch |
| C. | a quantity |
| D. | both a & b |
| Answer» D. both a & b | |
| 10. |
Number of Rights of Merchandising |
| A. | 8 |
| B. | 6 |
| C. | 10 |
| D. | 3 |
| Answer» B. 6 | |
| 11. |
In a Corporate buying office how much percentage is owned and operated by the Parent Organization? |
| A. | 70% |
| B. | 80% |
| C. | 75% |
| D. | 90% |
| Answer» A. 70% | |
| 12. |
Which among these are eco-friendly fabrics? |
| A. | Alpaca |
| B. | Cotton |
| C. | Hemp |
| D. | Nylon |
| Answer» D. Nylon | |
| 13. |
The removal of loose hairy protruding fibres are called |
| A. | Desiging |
| B. | Singeing |
| C. | Scouring |
| D. | Bleaching |
| Answer» B. Singeing | |
| 14. |
CMT stands for |
| A. | Consumption of materials and threads |
| B. | Cut make threads |
| C. | Cut make trims |
| D. | Cutting and making of textiles |
| Answer» C. Cut make trims | |
| 15. |
The method of removing natural colouring matter from the fabric is called------ |
| A. | Singeing |
| B. | Bleaching |
| C. | Scouring |
| D. | Dyeing |
| Answer» B. Bleaching | |
| 16. |
7PP Contractors means |
| A. | Full Package Programme |
| B. | Fully Packed Programmes |
| C. | Fully Processed Programme |
| D. | Fully Personified Programmes |
| Answer» A. Full Package Programme | |
| 17. |
Sanforization means |
| A. | Fire proof |
| B. | Shrinkage resistant |
| C. | Water proof finish |
| D. | Fire proof |
| Answer» B. Shrinkage resistant | |
| 18. |
Speciality Contractors does special works like |
| A. | Stitching |
| B. | Embroidery |
| C. | Pleating |
| D. | Cutting |
| Answer» C. Pleating | |
| 19. |
Geo Textiles and Medical Textiles comes under |
| A. | Technical Textiles |
| B. | Practical Textiles |
| C. | Protective Textiles |
| D. | Medical Textiles |
| Answer» A. Technical Textiles | |
| 20. |
One strike off of a Roller Print requires ------------ |
| A. | 100 yards |
| B. | 1000 yards |
| C. | 2000 yards |
| D. | 500 yards |
| Answer» A. 100 yards | |
| 21. |
The handloom sector provides employment to an amount of -------------people. |
| A. | 11.5 million |
| B. | 18.5 million |
| C. | 12.5 million |
| D. | 19.5 million |
| Answer» C. 12.5 million | |
| 22. |
The largest rural employment provider ------------ |
| A. | Powerloom Sector |
| B. | Handloom Sector |
| C. | Garment Sector |
| D. | Mill Sector |
| Answer» B. Handloom Sector | |
| 23. |
Expanded form of CIM |
| A. | Computer Internal Manufacturing |
| B. | Computer Integrated Manufacturing |
| C. | Complete Internal Manufacturing |
| D. | Consumer Integrated Manufacturing |
| Answer» B. Computer Integrated Manufacturing | |
| 24. |
Materials used for care labels |
| A. | Satin |
| B. | Taffeta |
| C. | Twill |
| D. | all of these |
| Answer» D. all of these | |
| 25. |
Classification of manufacturing plants falls into which category? |
| A. | Continuous Process |
| B. | Repeat Process |
| C. | Non Stop Process |
| D. | Looped Process |
| Answer» A. Continuous Process | |
| 26. |
A circle inside a square denotes which fabric care symbol? |
| A. | Machine wash |
| B. | Ironing |
| C. | Tumble dry |
| D. | Dry clean |
| Answer» C. Tumble dry | |
| 27. |
Which of the following is a Fashion Magazine? |
| A. | Elle |
| B. | Allure |
| C. | GQ |
| D. | Estilas- De-Vida |
| Answer» A. Elle | |
| 28. |
A circle denotes which Fabric Care Symbol? |
| A. | Bleaching |
| B. | Drying |
| C. | Dry clean |
| D. | Washing |
| Answer» C. Dry clean | |
| 29. |
MC+ OE+ P = |
| A. | RC |
| B. | MP |
| C. | RP |
| D. | MC |
| Answer» B. MP | |
| 30. |
Manufacturing Cost includes |
| A. | Direct Material Cost |
| B. | Direct Labour |
| C. | Factor Overhead |
| D. | all of these |
| Answer» D. all of these | |
| 31. |
Expanded form of GSM |
| A. | Gauge per square metre |
| B. | Gram per square metre |
| C. | Gram per square material |
| D. | Gram per standard metre |
| Answer» B. Gram per square metre | |
| 32. |
--------------samples are produced prior to production. |
| A. | Production Sample |
| B. | Fit Sample |
| C. | Pre production Sample |
| D. | Photo Sample |
| Answer» C. Pre production Sample | |
| 33. |
Environmental Certification awarded to specific products |
| A. | Eco-Label |
| B. | Green Label |
| C. | Eco-Earth Label |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» B. Green Label | |
| 34. |
The three chasing arrow symbolizes |
| A. | Re cylable materials |
| B. | Re cycled materials |
| C. | Re cycle Life |
| D. | Re cycling symbol |
| Answer» A. Re cylable materials | |
| 35. |
----------is an Eco-friendly fabric? |
| A. | Organic Cotton |
| B. | Hemp |
| C. | Bamboo |
| D. | All of these |
| Answer» D. All of these | |
| 36. |
The two primary types of buying offices are |
| A. | Independent & Store Owned |
| B. | Associate & Store Owned |
| C. | Independent & Associate |
| D. | Corporate & Independent |
| Answer» A. Independent & Store Owned | |
| 37. |
Hemp an example for |
| A. | Natural Fibre |
| B. | Artificial Fibre |
| C. | Regenerated Fibre |
| D. | Eco-friendly Fibre |
| Answer» D. Eco-friendly Fibre | |
| 38. |
AMC stands for |
| A. | Associated Merchandising Corporation |
| B. | American Merchandise Corporation |
| C. | Associate Merchants Corporation |
| D. | Associated Merchandisers Committee |
| Answer» A. Associated Merchandising Corporation | |
| 39. |
A line should have a minimum of ------------garments. |
| A. | 6 |
| B. | 8 |
| C. | 9 |
| D. | 12 |
| Answer» B. 8 | |
| 40. |
Eco-friendly Certification |
| A. | EI Eco-Label |
| B. | EC Eco-Label |
| C. | EU Eco- Label |
| D. | EM Eco-Label |
| Answer» C. EU Eco- Label | |
| 41. |
Expanded form of FMCG |
| A. | Fast moving clothing & garments |
| B. | Fast moving consumer garments |
| C. | Fast moving computer goods |
| D. | Fast moving consumer goods. |
| Answer» D. Fast moving consumer goods. | |
| 42. |
Store owned resident buying offices are divided into----- |
| A. | 2 |
| B. | 4 |
| C. | 5 |
| D. | 1 |
| Answer» A. 2 | |
| 43. |
Handloom sector is an -------------sector. |
| A. | Organized |
| B. | Semi organized |
| C. | Un organized |
| D. | Fully organized |
| Answer» C. Un organized | |
| 44. |
Doneger Group represents over ------------- |
| A. | 400 stores |
| B. | 200 stores |
| C. | 100 stores |
| D. | 800 stores |
| Answer» D. 800 stores | |
| 45. |
Buying office is also called as --------- |
| A. | Importers office |
| B. | Buyers office |
| C. | Exporters office |
| D. | Both a & b |
| Answer» D. Both a & b | |
| 46. |
Special print order minimums |
| A. | 6000 yards |
| B. | 3000 yards |
| C. | 1000 yards |
| D. | 8000 yards |
| Answer» A. 6000 yards | |
| 47. |
AMC and Frederick Atkins are examples for-------------- |
| A. | Corporate Buying Office |
| B. | Independent Buying Office |
| C. | Associated Buying Office |
| D. | Store Owned Buying Office |
| Answer» B. Independent Buying Office | |
| 48. |
Special solid colour order minimums |
| A. | 3000 yards |
| B. | 100 yards |
| C. | 1000 yards |
| D. | 5000 yards |
| Answer» D. 5000 yards | |
| 49. |
The excess fabric from fashion goods ends up being sold to a ------------ |
| A. | Jobber |
| B. | Converter |
| C. | Mills |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» A. Jobber | |
| 50. |
---------------is a semi organized sector. |
| A. | Handloom |
| B. | Powerloom |
| C. | Mill Sector |
| D. | Textile Sector |
| Answer» B. Powerloom | |
| 51. |
Vogue is a ----------- |
| A. | Beauty Magazine |
| B. | Life Style Magazine |
| C. | Fashion Magazine |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» C. Fashion Magazine | |
| 52. |
Designers present their collection -----------------in a year. |
| A. | Once |
| B. | Thrice |
| C. | Twice |
| D. | Six times |
| Answer» C. Twice | |
| 53. |
GDP stands for |
| A. | Gross Domestic Product |
| B. | Government Development Programme |
| C. | Gross Domestic Programme |
| D. | Garment Development Programme |
| Answer» A. Gross Domestic Product | |
| 54. |
---------------is a famous Fashion Magazine. |
| A. | Vogue |
| B. | Allure |
| C. | Image |
| D. | All of these |
| Answer» A. Vogue | |
| 55. |
The term bio de-gradable stands for |
| A. | Man made fabrics |
| B. | Eco-friendly fabrics |
| C. | Regenerated fabrics |
| D. | Synthetic fabrics |
| Answer» B. Eco-friendly fabrics | |
| 56. |
--------------is a famous fashion forecasting agency. |
| A. | Peelers |
| B. | Promostyle |
| C. | Hi-Eddkoort |
| D. | All of these |
| Answer» D. All of these | |
| 57. |
Materials used for care labels |
| A. | Satin |
| B. | Taffela |
| C. | Twill ribbon |
| D. | All of these |
| Answer» B. Taffela | |
| 58. |
Imported goods require |
| A. | Longer lead time |
| B. | Shorter lead time |
| C. | Minimum lead time |
| D. | No lead time |
| Answer» A. Longer lead time | |
| 59. |
------------denotes number of needles per inch in a knitting machine |
| A. | Gange |
| B. | Gauge |
| C. | Greige |
| D. | Crimp |
| Answer» B. Gauge | |
| 60. |
Harper’s Bazar is a |
| A. | Fashion Magazine |
| B. | Life Style Magazine |
| C. | Professional and Trade Magazine |
| D. | Trade Magazine |
| Answer» A. Fashion Magazine | |
| 61. |
A buying house is authorized as an office of the |
| A. | Exporter |
| B. | Importer |
| C. | Retailer |
| D. | Manufacturer |
| Answer» B. Importer | |
| 62. |
A triangle care label indicates which symbol? |
| A. | Bleaching |
| B. | No bleach |
| C. | Non chlorine bleach |
| D. | Any bleach |
| Answer» D. Any bleach | |
| 63. |
-------------is an Environmental Certification awarded to specific products. |
| A. | Green Name |
| B. | Green labeling |
| C. | Eco Label |
| D. | Both b & C |
| Answer» D. Both b & C | |
| 64. |
------------is an example for eco-friendly fabrics. |
| A. | Cotton |
| B. | Organic wool |
| C. | Nylon |
| D. | Hemp |
| Answer» D. Hemp | |
| 65. |
An iron box symbol with 2 dots inside denotes a ----------temperature. |
| A. | Low |
| B. | High |
| C. | Medium |
| D. | No temperature |
| Answer» C. Medium | |
| 66. |
HLCC stands for------------- |
| A. | Home Laundry Council Committee |
| B. | Home Laundry Council of Clothes |
| C. | Home Laundry and Consultative Council |
| D. | Home Laundering Cloth Council |
| Answer» C. Home Laundry and Consultative Council | |
| 67. |
Ramie when wet is 8 times stronger than ------- |
| A. | Hemp |
| B. | Cotton |
| C. | Jute |
| D. | Silk |
| Answer» B. Cotton | |
| 68. |
--------------------is the costing done for the future reference of the firm. |
| A. | Forward Costing |
| B. | Direct Costing |
| C. | Backward Costing |
| D. | Absorption Costing |
| Answer» A. Forward Costing | |
| 69. |
--------------are samples produced prior to production. |
| A. | Counter Sample |
| B. | Size Set Sample |
| C. | Revised Sample |
| D. | Pre production Sample |
| Answer» D. Pre production Sample | |
| 70. |
--------------is a fully organized sector. |
| A. | Mill Sector |
| B. | Sunset Industry |
| C. | Powerloom Sector |
| D. | Handloom Sector |
| Answer» A. Mill Sector | |
| 71. |
-------------is the total duration of time from placing an order to the delivery of goods. |
| A. | Led time |
| B. | Leed time |
| C. | Lead time |
| D. | Finish time |
| Answer» C. Lead time | |
| 72. |
L/C stand for |
| A. | Letter of Credit |
| B. | Letter against Cancellation |
| C. | Letter for Credit |
| D. | Letter of Communication |
| Answer» A. Letter of Credit | |
| 73. |
The modes of transport are broadly divided into ----------categories. |
| A. | 2 |
| B. | 4 |
| C. | 3 |
| D. | 6 |
| Answer» C. 3 | |
| 74. |
--------------means a charge paid for carriage or transportation of good by air, land or sea. |
| A. | 70B |
| B. | Freight |
| C. | Tax |
| D. | Quota |
| Answer» B. Freight | |
| 75. |
The --------------is the Agency Distributing and Administering Apparel Quotas. |
| A. | Apparel Promotion Council |
| B. | Export Promotion Council |
| C. | Textile Promotion Council |
| D. | Import Promotion Council |
| Answer» B. Export Promotion Council | |
| 76. |
---------------are quotas where the restriction is placed on the imports with no restrictions to source. |
| A. | Bilateral Quota |
| B. | Unilateral Quota |
| C. | Multilateral Quota |
| D. | Tariff Quotas |
| Answer» C. Multilateral Quota | |
| 77. |
AEPC stands for |
| A. | All Export Promoters Council |
| B. | Apparel Export Promotion Council |
| C. | Apparel Entitlement Promotion Council |
| D. | Apparel Export Promoters Committee |
| Answer» B. Apparel Export Promotion Council | |
| 78. |
---------------is an official document to carry goods to the set destination. |
| A. | Letter of Credit |
| B. | Bill of Lading |
| C. | Certificate of origin |
| D. | Airway Bill |
| Answer» B. Bill of Lading | |
| 79. |
---------------is required by the custom authority of the importing country for the purpose of imposing import duty. |
| A. | Certificate of Origin |
| B. | Airway Bill |
| C. | Insurance Policy |
| D. | Inspection Certificate |
| Answer» A. Certificate of Origin | |
| 80. |
Item manufacturers are often ---------that make direct copies of other manufacturer’s garments. |
| A. | Item Houses |
| B. | Knockoff Houses |
| C. | Buying Houses |
| D. | Manufacturers |
| Answer» B. Knockoff Houses | |
| 81. |
A------------Fabric Board should be about 20 by 30 inches. |
| A. | Sportswear |
| B. | Casual Wear |
| C. | Formal Wear |
| D. | Traditional Wear |
| Answer» A. Sportswear | |
| 82. |
-------------total time required to complete one unit of a product or service. |
| A. | Lead Time |
| B. | Processing Time |
| C. | Finishing Time |
| D. | End Time |
| Answer» A. Lead Time | |
| 83. |
-----------is the total amount of money required to produce or to make a product. |
| A. | Price |
| B. | Cost |
| C. | Expenditure |
| D. | Both a & b |
| Answer» B. Cost | |
| 84. |
Costing can be divided into ---------types. |
| A. | 1 |
| B. | 4 |
| C. | 6 |
| D. | 2 |
| Answer» D. 2 | |
| 85. |
------is the selling cost of a product. |
| A. | Price |
| B. | Cost |
| C. | Tax |
| D. | Quota |
| Answer» A. Price | |
| 86. |
RC+ OE+ P = |
| A. | MP |
| B. | RP |
| C. | MC |
| D. | OC |
| Answer» B. RP | |
| 87. |
GEEP stands for |
| A. | Garment Export Entitlement Policy |
| B. | Government Export Entitlement Policy |
| C. | Garment Export Election Policy |
| D. | Government Exporters Export Policy |
| Answer» A. Garment Export Entitlement Policy | |
| 88. |
The Government allots the quotas for all the registered exporters on the basis of |
| A. | Garment Export Election policy |
| B. | Garment Export Entitlement Policy |
| C. | Garment Allotment Policy |
| D. | Garment Export Policy |
| Answer» B. Garment Export Entitlement Policy | |
| 89. |
-------------are quotas set by a country without previous consultation or negotiation with others. |
| A. | Bilateral Quota |
| B. | Tariff Quota |
| C. | Multilateral Quota |
| D. | Unilateral Quota |
| Answer» D. Unilateral Quota | |
| 90. |
---------is the result of an agreement between the buyers’ country and the suppliers’ country. |
| A. | Bilateral Quota |
| B. | Multilateral Quota |
| C. | Unilateral Quota |
| D. | Tariff Quota |
| Answer» A. Bilateral Quota | |
| 91. |
---------% of the total allocation is given to exporters as per the non-quota entitlement system. |
| A. | 10% |
| B. | 8% |
| C. | 5% |
| D. | 1% |
| Answer» C. 5% | |
| 92. |
NIS was aimed for modernizing the ------ |
| A. | Textile Industry |
| B. | Garment Industry |
| C. | Wovens |
| D. | Knits |
| Answer» B. Garment Industry | |
| 93. |
NQE stands for |
| A. | New Quota Entitlement |
| B. | Non Quota Entitlement |
| C. | New Investors Quota Entitlement |
| D. | No Quota Exporters |
| Answer» B. Non Quota Entitlement | |
| 94. |
Open Stock Fabric is usually available with smaller minimums than |
| A. | Knock-off |
| B. | Custom made Fabric |
| C. | Special Order Fabric |
| D. | Both b&c |
| Answer» D. Both b&c | |
| 95. |
Open Stock Fabrics are usually available with ------------than Custom or Special Order Fabric. |
| A. | Minimums |
| B. | Smaller Minimums |
| C. | Order Minimums |
| D. | Quicker delivery |
| Answer» B. Smaller Minimums | |
| 96. |
---------------is calculated after the whole process of production is done. |
| A. | Forward Costing |
| B. | Direct Costing |
| C. | Backward Costing |
| D. | Absorption Costing |
| Answer» C. Backward Costing | |
| 97. |
The fashion shows are presented -----------a year and one season ahead. |
| A. | Thrice |
| B. | Once |
| C. | Twice |
| D. | Four |
| Answer» C. Twice | |
| 98. |
----------costing helps to calculate the amount of profit or loss. |
| A. | Backward Costing |
| B. | Absorption Costing |
| C. | Forward Costing |
| D. | Direct Costing |
| Answer» A. Backward Costing | |
| 99. |
-------------is the representation of a lot. |
| A. | Batch |
| B. | Sample |
| C. | Garment |
| D. | Size Set |
| Answer» B. Sample | |
| 100. |
----------provide important details to ensure the correct execution of garment patterns into finished garments. |
| A. | Order Sheet |
| B. | Stitch Order Sheet |
| C. | Specification Sheet |
| D. | Garment Detail Sheet |
| Answer» C. Specification Sheet | |
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