

McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Fashion Technology (BFT) .
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 |
Done Studing? Take A Test.
Great job completing your study session! Now it's time to put your knowledge to the test. Challenge yourself, see how much you've learned, and identify areas for improvement. Don’t worry, this is all part of the journey to mastery. Ready for the next step? Take a quiz to solidify what you've just studied.