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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) .
| 151. |
Standard presses foot for sewing zippers |
| A. | Half zip foot |
| B. | Special presser feet |
| C. | Piping foot |
| D. | Narrow toed |
| Answer» A. Half zip foot | |
| 152. |
The machine that sew a number of stitches across the paint to be reinforced and then sew covering stitches over again |
| A. | Bar tack machines |
| B. | Button sew machines |
| C. | Zigzag machines |
| D. | Embroidery machines |
| Answer» A. Bar tack machines | |
| 153. |
--------------------- fastener come in a variety of types consisting of four elements, a cap and socket, a stud and steel |
| A. | Snap |
| B. | Buttons |
| C. | Looks |
| D. | Buckles |
| Answer» A. Snap | |
| 154. |
Lock stitch ------------------------- |
| A. | Class 300 |
| B. | Class 200 |
| C. | Class 500 |
| D. | Class 600 |
| Answer» A. Class 300 | |
| 155. |
Fusing commonly takes place at around--------------- |
| A. | 1800 |
| B. | 1500 |
| C. | 900 |
| D. | 1000 |
| Answer» B. 1500 | |
| 156. |
The fusing equipment must provide control of temperature pressure----------------- - |
| A. | Steam iron |
| B. | Automatic heater |
| C. | Roller |
| D. | Rand iron |
| Answer» B. Automatic heater | |
| 157. |
Most commonly used fusing equipment --------------- |
| A. | Steam iron |
| B. | Automatic heater |
| C. | Roller |
| D. | Rand iron |
| Answer» A. Steam iron | |
| 158. |
The term ----------------------------------is reserved for pressing operation on partly constructed garment |
| A. | Under pressing |
| B. | Outer pressing |
| C. | Upper pressing |
| D. | Pressing |
| Answer» A. Under pressing | |
| 159. |
The means of pressing are heat,------------------,and pressure |
| A. | Moisture |
| B. | Heat |
| C. | Temperature |
| D. | Time |
| Answer» D. Time | |
| 160. |
Class 600-------------------------- |
| A. | Chain stitch |
| B. | Lock stitch |
| C. | Over edge |
| D. | Covering stitch |
| Answer» D. Covering stitch | |
| 161. |
-------------------------is the name given to the fuel system in which the needle itself mover forward and backward |
| A. | Needle feed |
| B. | Unison feed |
| C. | Puller feed |
| D. | Feed dog |
| Answer» A. Needle feed | |
| 162. |
The --------------------------machine is used where a lapped seam has to be closed in such a way that the garment part becomes a tube |
| A. | Lapped seam |
| B. | Feed-off-arm |
| C. | Bound seam |
| D. | Plain seam |
| Answer» B. Feed-off-arm | |
| 163. |
Common seam used in denims |
| A. | Flat fell seam |
| B. | Bound seam |
| C. | Plain seam |
| D. | Superimposed seam |
| Answer» A. Flat fell seam | |
| 164. |
---------------------------------is the process of stitching along the cut edge of a single ply of fabric to prevent raveling |
| A. | Sagging |
| B. | Serging |
| C. | Grin |
| D. | Safety stitch |
| Answer» B. Serging | |
| 165. |
The odd number over edge stitch 501,503,505and 521 are known as ---------------- --------- |
| A. | Break open stitches |
| B. | Open end |
| C. | Grin through |
| D. | Serging |
| Answer» A. Break open stitches | |
| 166. |
The total distance covered by a continuous series of stitches--------------------------- ------ |
| A. | Seam depth |
| B. | Seam heading |
| C. | Seam allowance |
| D. | Seam length |
| Answer» D. Seam length | |
| 167. |
Stitch type 402 or -----------is used primarily for stitching permanent creases |
| A. | Cording stitch |
| B. | Covering stitch |
| C. | Chain stitch |
| D. | Multiple thread stitch |
| Answer» A. Cording stitch | |
| 168. |
Cording stitches are used for stitching ---------------------------- |
| A. | Temporary pleats |
| B. | Permanent creases |
| C. | Pleats |
| D. | Gathers |
| Answer» B. Permanent creases | |
| 169. |
Thread lubrication has two purposes: to reduce the amount of friction and --------- ----- |
| A. | To provide protection from needle heat |
| B. | Breakage |
| C. | Cohesiveness |
| D. | Consistency |
| Answer» A. To provide protection from needle heat | |
| 170. |
Shirring is ---------------------fabric |
| A. | Gathered |
| B. | Scalloped |
| C. | Ruffled |
| D. | Knotted |
| Answer» A. Gathered | |
| 171. |
French seam also known as -------------------------- |
| A. | Flat seam |
| B. | Mode French seam |
| C. | Super imposed seam |
| D. | Bound seam |
| Answer» C. Super imposed seam | |
| 172. |
Marker efficiency signifies------------------------------- |
| A. | Fabric utilization percentage |
| B. | Product efficiency |
| C. | Consumption |
| D. | Pattern alteration |
| Answer» A. Fabric utilization percentage | |
| 173. |
Straight knife is also known as ------------------------------- |
| A. | Vertical knife |
| B. | Ratary knife |
| C. | Horizontal knife |
| D. | Round knife |
| Answer» A. Vertical knife | |
| 174. |
Difference between two sizes----------------------------- |
| A. | Size interval |
| B. | Size percentage |
| C. | Size alteration |
| D. | Size depth |
| Answer» A. Size interval | |
| 175. |
Sealing the sizes up and down is known as ------------------------- |
| A. | Pattern making |
| B. | Draping |
| C. | Marking |
| D. | Grading |
| Answer» D. Grading | |
| 176. |
Spool thread holder is known as ----------------------------- |
| A. | Spindle holder |
| B. | Thread holder |
| C. | Holder |
| D. | Take up liver |
| Answer» A. Spindle holder | |
| 177. |
Lengthwise orientation of fibres in ------------------provides lengthwise stability and crosswise stretch |
| A. | Fiber web |
| B. | Knit |
| C. | Nylon |
| D. | Synthetic web |
| Answer» A. Fiber web | |
| 178. |
Finished edge of woven material is known as ---------------------------------- |
| A. | Selvedge |
| B. | Allowance |
| C. | True bias |
| D. | Harness |
| Answer» A. Selvedge | |
| 179. |
A -------------------is a stock of fabric plies that have been prepared for cutting |
| A. | Takka fabric |
| B. | Lay |
| C. | Bundle |
| D. | Roll |
| Answer» B. Lay | |
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