Quiz # 3

It refers to the direction of threads woven into the fabric

• A. Fabric Grain

• B. Lengthwise Grain

• C. Crosswise Grain

A "self-finished" edge of a piece of fabric that keeps it from unraveling and fraying.

• A. Lengthwise Grain

• B. Selvedge

• C. Bias Grain

3. It refers to the direct line at a 45-degree angle to the crosswise and lengthwise grain.

• A. Crosswise Grain

• B. Selvedge

• C. Bias Grain

The long threads that run parallel to the selvage for the entire length of the fabric.

• A. Lengthwise Grain

• B. Crosswise Grain

• C. Bias Grain

The fibers that run perpendicular to the selvage.

• A. Lengthwise Grain

• B. Crosswise Grain

• C. Bias Grain

Here, nothing is processed on conventional spindles, looms or knitting machines.

• A. Knitting Process

• B. Non-woven Process

• C. Weaving Process

What material exhibits inherent strength, flexibility, permeability, moldability, and drapability, rendering it suitable for various purposes?

• A. Fabric

• B. Yarn

• C. Fibre

It is defined as a long, twisted and continuos strand composed of interlocked fibres or filaments wich are used in knitting and weaving to form cloth.

• A. Fabric

• B. Yarn

• C. Fibre

The lengthwise yarns are known as warp yarns and width wise yarns are known as weft or filling yarns and the fabric produced is known as woven fabric.

• A. Knitting Process

• B. Non-woven Process

• C. Weaving Process

The thin threads or filaments which form a yarn.

• A. Fabric

• B. Yarn

• C. Fibres