Garments Technology 1

The textile industry is responsible for _____

• No answer is correct.

• Altering clothing that has already been produced in order to meet customer needs

• Taking a fiber and spinning it into yarn that can be knitted or woven into fabric

• Purchasing fabrics to produce clothing and furniture upholstery

Textile engineers _____.

• No answer is correct.

• work in factories sewing and pressing textiles for the creation of clothing and other fabrics

• work on construction sites to assist with new home planning and interior design

• design and create processes and equipment that make fibers and fabrics

Which one is NOT a sector of textile engineering?

• Retail sales

• Product development

• Design

• Research

Which country heavily relies on the textile industry?

• Europe

• India

• United States

• Japan

Which one is NOT a creation made by textile engineers?

• Fiber to monitor vital signs

• Fiber-reinforced plastic for racecars

• Fiber plastic for aeronautics

• Metal for swing set

Which of these is a potential area of testing for a textile quality control program?

• Shipping materials

• Dye sources

• Finishing embellishments and zippers

• Plant maintenance

What is the first step in building a quality control program?

• Determine corrective actions

• Deciding on product requirements

• Setting testing and control practices

• Reporting data to management

What is quality control?

• A set of standards that products must conform to

• A program that focuses on preventing employee theft

• A range of guidelines for approximating goals

• A pattern of responses to new product development

Quality assurance differs from quality control in that it is concerned with a product _____.

• After sale

• Before development

• After production

• Under development

All of these are benefits of a quality control program EXCEPT which?

• Better management

• Maximized profit

• Customer satisfaction

• Decreased waste