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| 1. |
A firm’s --------------- standard are basis of developing finished garments that consistently fit the target customer |
| A. | Size |
| B. | Grade |
| C. | Pattern making |
| D. | Marker |
| Answer» B. Grade | |
| 2. |
------------------ is the percentage of fabric utilization |
| A. | Pattern making |
| B. | GSM |
| C. | Consumption |
| D. | Marker efficiency |
| Answer» D. Marker efficiency | |
| 3. |
------------------- is the process required to convert materials (Input) into complete products(Output) |
| A. | Production |
| B. | Research |
| C. | Planning |
| D. | Strategies |
| Answer» A. Production | |
| 4. |
--------------------- means a series of stitches used to join two or more pieces of material together |
| A. | Quilting |
| B. | Seam |
| C. | Stitches |
| D. | Interlocking |
| Answer» B. Seam | |
| 5. |
----------------------- is the outer fabric of a garment |
| A. | Shell fabric |
| B. | Interling |
| C. | Fusing |
| D. | Second fabric |
| Answer» A. Shell fabric | |
| 6. |
--------------- is the distance between the upper and the lower surface of the stitch. |
| A. | Stitch type |
| B. | Stitch depth |
| C. | Stitich width |
| D. | Stitch variation |
| Answer» B. Stitch depth | |
| 7. |
-------------- materials used to ornament or enhance garments |
| A. | Jickets |
| B. | Tags |
| C. | Trims |
| D. | Laces |
| Answer» C. Trims | |
| 8. |
--------------- is the process of bonding fabric layers with an adhesive by the application of the heat and pressure. |
| A. | Pressing |
| B. | Fusing |
| C. | Bonding |
| D. | Attaching |
| Answer» B. Fusing | |
| 9. |
The fabric produced by the bonding and interlocking fibres are called as ------------------ |
| A. | Fibre webs |
| B. | Wovens |
| C. | Nets |
| D. | Knits |
| Answer» A. Fibre webs | |
| 10. |
Cutting devices controlled by electronic microchips----------------------- |
| A. | Stationary machines |
| B. | Automated cutting |
| C. | Die cutting |
| D. | Partable machines |
| Answer» B. Automated cutting | |
| 11. |
---------- are the firms that provide securing or speciality services. |
| A. | Contractors |
| B. | Apparel manufactures |
| C. | Buyers |
| D. | Production |
| Answer» A. Contractors | |
| 12. |
-------------- is a device that holds a placket closed |
| A. | Fasteners |
| B. | Jags |
| C. | Holders |
| D. | Hangers |
| Answer» A. Fasteners | |
| 13. |
--------------- contractors supply operators, machines and thread and make garments. |
| A. | CMT |
| B. | Speciality |
| C. | FPP |
| D. | HPP |
| Answer» A. CMT | |
| 14. |
--------------------- is the application of computer technology to the development of a garment to the point of production. |
| A. | SAM |
| B. | CAD |
| C. | CIM |
| D. | CIF |
| Answer» C. CIM | |
| 15. |
Variations that exceed tolerance or do not meet specifications are called ------------- |
| A. | Defects |
| B. | Rejections |
| C. | Alteration |
| D. | Corrections |
| Answer» A. Defects | |
| 16. |
Expand CIM ----------------------- |
| A. | Computer aided machine |
| B. | Cost insurance management |
| C. | Computer integrated manufacturing |
| D. | Complete introduction of machine |
| Answer» C. Computer integrated manufacturing | |
| 17. |
---------------- operators can perform complex and critical operations like sleeve setting |
| A. | Highly skilled |
| B. | Unskilled |
| C. | Skilled |
| D. | Semi-skilled |
| Answer» A. Highly skilled | |
| 18. |
The five basic functions of managements are planning, organising, staffing ,-------------- and control |
| A. | Direction |
| B. | Layout |
| C. | Design |
| D. | Marketing |
| Answer» A. Direction | |
| 19. |
------------- software assists the pattern development and marker making |
| A. | CIF |
| B. | CIM |
| C. | CAD |
| D. | CMT |
| Answer» C. CAD | |
| 20. |
------------------------ is a device for holding the lower thread supply in lockstitch machines |
| A. | Feeder |
| B. | Looper |
| C. | Bobbin |
| D. | Threader |
| Answer» C. Bobbin | |
| 21. |
.------------- are made of durable materials are permanently sewn into garments for production information, |
| A. | Labels |
| B. | Tags |
| C. | Stringers |
| D. | Care taps |
| Answer» A. Labels | |
| 22. |
---------------------- standards are part of a firm’s standard operating produce, product development and production planning |
| A. | Sampling |
| B. | Quality |
| C. | Checking standard |
| D. | Production |
| Answer» B. Quality | |
| 23. |
Knots, stains, broken wrap and filling yarns, holes etc that occur by accident during fabric production are categorised as -------------- |
| A. | Fabric flaws |
| B. | Damages |
| C. | Rejected |
| D. | Excepted |
| Answer» A. Fabric flaws | |
| 24. |
--------------- is the reduction in the physical dimensions of fabric caused by relaxation of yarns as the substrate itself |
| A. | Shortage |
| B. | Consumption |
| C. | Shrinkage |
| D. | Bowing |
| Answer» C. Shrinkage | |
| 25. |
Expand PBS --------------------- |
| A. | Progressive bundle system |
| B. | Production bundle sets |
| C. | Promoting business sales |
| D. | Product buying status |
| Answer» A. Progressive bundle system | |
| 26. |
Expand UPS ------------------ |
| A. | Unit production System |
| B. | Uniform production system |
| C. | Unit processing system |
| D. | Unlimited production system |
| Answer» A. Unit production System | |
| 27. |
Expand SAHs--------------- |
| A. | Standard allowed hours |
| B. | Standard assessment handling |
| C. | Substitute apparel hangers |
| D. | System allocated hours |
| Answer» A. Standard allowed hours | |
| 28. |
------------------ planning translates customer orders into cutting order |
| A. | Cut order |
| B. | Purchase order |
| C. | Supply order |
| D. | Work order |
| Answer» A. Cut order | |
| 29. |
The purpose of planning is to determine the most efficient combination of sizes and shades for each order and to produce the test fabric yield and equipment utilization. |
| A. | Product |
| B. | Marker |
| C. | Market |
| D. | Machine |
| Answer» B. Marker | |
| 30. |
A ----------------- is a stock of fabric plies that have been prepared for cutting |
| A. | Lay |
| B. | Marker |
| C. | Fabric |
| D. | Bundle |
| Answer» A. Lay | |
| 31. |
A ------------------- is a diagram of a precise arrangement of pattern pieces for a specific style and the sizes to be cut from a single spread. |
| A. | Plotter |
| B. | Marker |
| C. | Design |
| D. | Grading |
| Answer» B. Marker | |
| 32. |
----------------------- marker making is more accureate and provides the greatest opportunity for pattern manipulation, marker efficiency, reuse of previously made markers and time saving. |
| A. | Computersized |
| B. | Manual |
| C. | Systematic |
| D. | Plotting |
| Answer» A. Computersized | |
| 33. |
----------------------- is the process of drawing or printing pattern pieces or markers on paper so that they can be reviewed or cut. |
| A. | Pattern making |
| B. | Plotting |
| C. | Marking |
| D. | Sketching |
| Answer» B. Plotting | |
| 34. |
------------------- is the usable portion of the fabric width |
| A. | Selvedge |
| B. | Damages |
| C. | Cuttable width |
| D. | Lay |
| Answer» C. Cuttable width | |
| 35. |
…………Defects can have a major impact in the quality of a lay up and the products to be cut. |
| A. | Fabric |
| B. | Garment |
| C. | Product |
| D. | Bouring |
| Answer» A. Fabric | |
| 36. |
-------- contractors supply operators, machines and thread and make garments |
| A. | CMT |
| B. | Speciality |
| C. | FPP |
| D. | MTC |
| Answer» A. CMT | |
| 37. |
The five basic functions of management are planning, organizing, staffing ---------------- and control |
| A. | Direction |
| B. | Layout |
| C. | Design |
| D. | Manufacturing |
| Answer» A. Direction | |
| 38. |
------------- is the preproduction process of separating a spread into garment parts. |
| A. | Spreading |
| B. | Bundling |
| C. | Cutting |
| D. | Ticketing |
| Answer» C. Cutting | |
| 39. |
Accurate cutting facilitates sewing and improves garment -------------- |
| A. | Quality |
| B. | Defects |
| C. | Operation |
| D. | pitch |
| Answer» A. Quality | |
| 40. |
----------- is the angle at which the cutting device contacts the spread. |
| A. | 180 0 |
| B. | 90 0 |
| C. | cutting pitch |
| D. | longitudinal |
| Answer» C. cutting pitch | |
| 41. |
---------------- operators are capable of sewing complete garment of can construct any style changes. |
| A. | Unskilled |
| B. | Skilled |
| C. | Highly skilled |
| D. | Semi skilled |
| Answer» C. Highly skilled | |
| 42. |
-------------- who are able to perform only one or two sample or low skilled operations only |
| A. | Skilled |
| B. | Semi skilled |
| C. | Unskilled |
| D. | Fashion operators |
| Answer» C. Unskilled | |
| 43. |
Operator-controlled cutting equipment may be --------------- or stationary. |
| A. | Portable |
| B. | Rolled |
| C. | Straight knife |
| D. | Band knife |
| Answer» A. Portable | |
| 44. |
------------- knives can be moved to and through a spread by an operator. |
| A. | Portable |
| B. | Lifted |
| C. | Electric |
| D. | Die cutting |
| Answer» A. Portable | |
| 45. |
In --------------- knives the blade length and the adjustable height of the black guard are factors in determining the spread depth. |
| A. | Straight |
| B. | Round |
| C. | Band |
| D. | Computerized |
| Answer» A. Straight | |
| 46. |
Electronic ----------------- control the cutting device, travel pattern and speed. |
| A. | Software |
| B. | Programming |
| C. | Microchips |
| D. | Back up method |
| Answer» C. Microchips | |
| 47. |
--------------- knife sharpening is done at preset intervals during the cutting operation. |
| A. | Automatic |
| B. | Land shear |
| C. | Funnel |
| D. | Round |
| Answer» A. Automatic | |
| 48. |
-------------- SPI means short stitches. |
| A. | Low |
| B. | High |
| C. | Slow |
| D. | Maximum |
| Answer» B. High | |
| 49. |
------------- SPI means long stiches |
| A. | Low |
| B. | High |
| C. | Slow |
| D. | maximum |
| Answer» A. Low | |
| 50. |
A -------------------- is the configuration of interlacing of sewing thread in a specific repeated unit. |
| A. | Stitch |
| B. | Seam |
| C. | Embroidery |
| D. | Knits |
| Answer» A. Stitch | |
| 51. |
A ---------------- is a line where two or more fabrics are joined |
| A. | Flat lock |
| B. | Single lock stitch |
| C. | Seam |
| D. | Lock stitch |
| Answer» C. Seam | |
| 52. |
A ------------- consist of a series of stitches embodied in a material for ornamental purposes or finishing an edge |
| A. | Embroidery |
| B. | Overlocking |
| C. | Stitching |
| D. | Joining |
| Answer» C. Stitching | |
| 53. |
The space between the needles on the needle bar is also referred as -------------------------- |
| A. | Gauge |
| B. | Distance |
| C. | Width |
| D. | Depth |
| Answer» A. Gauge | |
| 54. |
The distance between the upper and lower surface of the stitch ------------- |
| A. | Stitch depth |
| B. | Stitch width |
| C. | Gauge |
| D. | Selvedge |
| Answer» A. Stitch depth | |
| 55. |
Expand GSM |
| A. | Gram per square metre |
| B. | Gross sales per month |
| C. | General system of manufacturing |
| D. | Gross sales margin |
| Answer» A. Gram per square metre | |
| 56. |
---------------- materials used to ornament or enhance garments |
| A. | Tickets |
| B. | Jags |
| C. | Jrims |
| D. | Embroidery |
| Answer» C. Jrims | |
| 57. |
------------------- is a device that hold a placket closed. |
| A. | Fastener |
| B. | Tags |
| C. | Labels |
| D. | Seams |
| Answer» A. Fastener | |
| 58. |
The fabric produced by tending and interlocking fibres are called as |
| A. | Nets |
| B. | Wovens |
| C. | Knifs |
| D. | Fibre webs |
| Answer» D. Fibre webs | |
| 59. |
Class 300 ---------------- |
| A. | Overedge stitch |
| B. | Lock stitch |
| C. | Chain stitch |
| D. | Hand stitch |
| Answer» B. Lock stitch | |
| 60. |
Chain stitch ---------- |
| A. | Class 100 |
| B. | Class 300 |
| C. | Class 200 |
| D. | Class 400 |
| Answer» A. Class 100 | |
| 61. |
Class 200 ---------- |
| A. | Hand stitch |
| B. | Lock stitch |
| C. | Overedge stitch |
| D. | Plain stitch |
| Answer» A. Hand stitch | |
| 62. |
Two thread chain stitch -------------------- |
| A. | 401 |
| B. | 400 |
| C. | 200 |
| D. | 100 |
| Answer» A. 401 | |
| 63. |
Over edge stitch ------------------ |
| A. | Class 500 |
| B. | Class 200 |
| C. | Class 300 |
| D. | Class 600 |
| Answer» A. Class 500 | |
| 64. |
----------------- is measured from the cut edge of fabric to the main line of stitches. |
| A. | Selvedge |
| B. | Seam allowance |
| C. | Seam |
| D. | Stitch length |
| Answer» B. Seam allowance | |
| 65. |
--------------------- class is formed by two or more pieces of fabric joined by overlapping at the needle. |
| A. | Superimposed seam |
| B. | Lapped seam |
| C. | Bound seam |
| D. | Seam |
| Answer» B. Lapped seam | |
| 66. |
---------------- are the firms that provide sewing or speciality services. |
| A. | Apparel firms |
| B. | Buyers |
| C. | Manufactures |
| D. | Contractors |
| Answer» D. Contractors | |
| 67. |
FS class ------------------ |
| A. | Flat seam |
| B. | Felt seam |
| C. | Functional seam |
| D. | Flaw seam |
| Answer» A. Flat seam | |
| 68. |
------------------ are designed to piece the fabric and create a hole so thread can be carried through the fabric. |
| A. | Needles |
| B. | Drillers |
| C. | Shears |
| D. | Knifes |
| Answer» A. Needles | |
| 69. |
------------- is the thick upper portion that fits into the needle bar. |
| A. | Shanks |
| B. | Blude |
| C. | Groove |
| D. | Scarf |
| Answer» A. Shanks | |
| 70. |
--------------- is the rippling of a seam that occurs just after sewing or after laundry |
| A. | Seam pucker |
| B. | Feed pucker |
| C. | Tension |
| D. | Pilling |
| Answer» A. Seam pucker | |
| 71. |
---------------- is the percentage of fabric utilization. |
| A. | Pattern making |
| B. | GSM |
| C. | Marker efficiency |
| D. | Marker |
| Answer» C. Marker efficiency | |
| 72. |
Cutting devices controlled by electronic microchips -------------- |
| A. | Stationary machines |
| B. | Sutemated cutting |
| C. | Die cutting |
| D. | Straight knife |
| Answer» B. Sutemated cutting | |
| 73. |
---------- occurs in woven fabrics when yarns slide together along other yarns or a line of stitching |
| A. | Yarn severance |
| B. | Seam slippage |
| C. | Skipped stitch |
| D. | Stitch breakage |
| Answer» B. Seam slippage | |
| 74. |
----------------- is the breakage of fabric yarns that occurs during stitching because of incompatibility of needle, fabric and sewing speed. |
| A. | Yarn severance |
| B. | Seam slippage |
| C. | Skipped stitch |
| D. | Distortion |
| Answer» A. Yarn severance | |
| 75. |
------------------ is the disruption of the fabric surface or the deformation of a garment |
| A. | Distortion |
| B. | Seam elasticity |
| C. | Slubs |
| D. | Seam grin |
| Answer» A. Distortion | |
| 76. |
Seam performance relates to the elasticity, flexibility and -------------- of a seam. |
| A. | Length |
| B. | Width |
| C. | Strength |
| D. | Weight |
| Answer» C. Strength | |
| 77. |
Elasticity involves two factors, --------------------and recovery. |
| A. | Elongation |
| B. | Strength |
| C. | Flexible |
| D. | Width |
| Answer» A. Elongation | |
| 78. |
The machine --------- is the metal form that provides the exterior shape of the machine. |
| A. | Bed type |
| B. | Casting |
| C. | Hooks |
| D. | Folders |
| Answer» B. Casting | |
| 79. |
The ------------------ is the lower surface of the machine under which the feed mechanisms and loopers are located. |
| A. | Bed |
| B. | Casting |
| C. | Speader |
| D. | Table |
| Answer» A. Bed | |
| 80. |
The ------------------- is the work surface of the machine on which the fabric rests while sewn |
| A. | Cloth plate |
| B. | Cylinder |
| C. | Ped type |
| Answer» A. Cloth plate | |
| 81. |
The most commonly used bed typed are flat, cylinder, post and ,---------------- |
| A. | Cloth plate |
| B. | Raised bed |
| C. | High bed |
| D. | Casted bed |
| Answer» B. Raised bed | |
| 82. |
--------------------- machines allow manipulation of fabric on both sides of the needle for topstitching and lapped seaming |
| A. | Flat bed |
| B. | Cylinder |
| C. | Post |
| D. | Raised bed |
| Answer» A. Flat bed | |
| 83. |
--------------- controls the positioning and movement, accuracy and consistency in positioning and stitching the fabric. |
| A. | Throat plate |
| B. | Thread guides |
| C. | Chain device |
| D. | Take tips |
| Answer» B. Thread guides | |
| 84. |
---------------- are designed to facilitate alignment, accuracy and consistency in positioning and stitching the fabric. |
| A. | Guides |
| B. | Top feeders |
| C. | Post |
| D. | Process foot |
| Answer» A. Guides | |
| 85. |
Gathering a fabric ---------------- |
| A. | Shirring |
| B. | Long stitch |
| C. | Puckering |
| D. | Seersucker |
| Answer» A. Shirring | |
| 86. |
------------------- is the fastest means of transferring heat into the fabrics. |
| A. | Heat |
| B. | Pressure |
| C. | Steam |
| D. | Current |
| Answer» C. Steam | |
| 87. |
The process of bending fabric layers by applying heat and pressure --------------- |
| A. | Binding |
| B. | Fusing |
| C. | Attaching |
| D. | Stitching |
| Answer» B. Fusing | |
| 88. |
Roller presses ------------------ |
| A. | Fusing device |
| B. | Stitching device |
| C. | Attaching device |
| D. | Bonding device |
| Answer» B. Stitching device | |
| 89. |
------------------------ occurs when the face fabric or interlining becomes purchased from delamination. |
| A. | Broadiness |
| B. | bubbling |
| C. | shrinkage |
| D. | fabric defects |
| Answer» B. bubbling | |
| 90. |
Attachments to a garment that provide numerical product information -------------- - |
| A. | tickets |
| B. | trims |
| C. | bundles |
| D. | terms |
| Answer» A. tickets | |
| 91. |
UPS ---------------- |
| A. | unit production system |
| B. | union publc survey |
| C. | uniqueness to product sale |
| D. | unit processing system |
| Answer» A. unit production system | |
| 92. |
Products that have minor changes ---------------- |
| A. | Fashion product |
| B. | Staple product |
| C. | Semi-style product |
| D. | Convenient product |
| Answer» B. Staple product | |
| 93. |
The uniformality with which each stitch is formed in a row of stitches ------------- |
| A. | Stitch width |
| B. | Stitch depth |
| C. | Stitch length |
| D. | Stitch consistency |
| Answer» D. Stitch consistency | |
| 94. |
A set of pattern pieces that form the simplest garment -------------- |
| A. | Basic clock |
| B. | Front & back |
| C. | Straight patterns |
| D. | Pattern sets |
| Answer» A. Basic clock | |
| 95. |
Device for holding lower thread ------------------- |
| A. | Bobbin |
| B. | Spreader |
| C. | Looper |
| D. | Needle |
| Answer» A. Bobbin | |
| 96. |
Cutting device in the shape of pieces to be cut |
| A. | Band knife |
| B. | Die |
| C. | Laser cutting |
| D. | Automatic |
| Answer» B. Die | |
| 97. |
Increase or decrease in size of a pattern |
| A. | Grading |
| B. | Cut and make |
| C. | Alteration |
| D. | Variation |
| Answer» A. Grading | |
| 98. |
Item for retail display not permanently attached to garment ---------------- |
| A. | Trim |
| B. | Lace |
| C. | fasteners |
| D. | hangtags |
| Answer» D. hangtags | |
| 99. |
permanently attached printed as woven items presenting brand names as required information. |
| A. | Labels |
| B. | Tags |
| C. | Tickets |
| D. | Slips |
| Answer» A. Labels | |
| 100. |
Focusing a powerful team of light on a minute area to cut fabric by vaporization. |
| A. | Laser cutting |
| B. | Water jet |
| C. | Automated |
| D. | Band knife |
| Answer» A. Laser cutting | |
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