Module 3 Let Us Try

1. Each of the two openings in a garment through which the wearer put their arms.

• A. Armhole

• C. Cuff

• B. Baste

• D. Darts

2. This refer to small stitches done back-and-forth that makes the stitches very

strong.

• A. Allied stitch

• B. Backstitch

• C. Running Stitch

• D. Side stitch

3. It provides shape to a garment, especially for a woman's bust.

• A. Armhole

• B. Baste

• C. Cuff

• D. Darts

4. This is the end part of the sleeve, where the material of the sleeve is turned back or a separate band is sewn on.

• A. Armhole

• B. Baste

• C. Cuff

• D. Darts

5. This refers to the cloth or other material produced by weaving or knitting fibers.

• A. Pattern

• B. Fabric

• C. Design

• D. Accessories

6. Which of the following does not belong to the specific group?

• A. Front Blouse

• B. Trousers

• C. Collar

• D. Sleeves

7. If the thread bunches up under your fabric when sewing, what is the best thing you should do?

• A. Immediately change the needle.

• B. Remove top thread and re-thread the machine.

• C. Clean the machine.

• D. Press the fabric to avoid unevenness.

8. If the needle is bent or broken, you can do following to resume sewing EXCEPT;

• A. Change the needle

• B. Re-thread the machine

• C. Adjust the tension regulator

• D. Carefully remove the broken or bent needle

9. This is used to stabilize the fabric such as the piece of collar.

• A. Adhesive Tape

• B. Fusible Interfacing

• C. Collar blade

• D. Pattern Alteration

10. Aside from pins, it used to temporarily hold pieces of fabric in place.

• A. Armhole

• B. Baste

• C. Cuff

• D. Darts