Dressmaking 9_3rd Quarter Review

 What is the systematic way of sewing together the parts of a garment by piece or by unit?

• A. system unit

• B. unit construction

• C. unit count

• D. unit décor

 2. It is the stitching that joins two or more edges of fabric.

• A. dart

• B. finish

• C. hem

• D. seam

3. It is piece of fabric stitched to raw edge of a garment for the purpose of finishing it.

• A. binding

• B. collar

• C. facing

• D. all of the above

 4. Which is the first step in assembling the parts of the blouse?

• A. Sew the darts.

• B. Overedge the raw edges.

• C. Join the front and back shoulder seam.

• D. Prepare and attach the neckline fitted facing.

5. Which is the first step in assembling the parts of the skirt?

• A. Fold and finish the bottom hem.

• B. Sew back seam and leave 8 inches for the zipper.

• C. Machine baste on the right side of the skirt along the waist seam line.

• D. Place second row of stitches ¼ from the edge of the seam allowance.

6. 6. Which of these is NOT an example of a fastening in textiles?

• Buttons

• Zippers

• Ribbons

• Patches

7. Which of these sorts of fastenings is the most time-consuming to fasten and unfasten?

• Buttons

• Hooks

• Drawstrings

• zipper

9. 8. A fastener that comes with straight eyes to the lapped usually on the waistband.

    

• 9. Buttons

      

• 9. Hook and Eye

      

• 9. Snap

      

• Zipper

9. 9. Devices used to close the opening of clothes and make them easier to wear.

 

• Accent

   

• Grainline

   

• Wringing

   

• Fastener

10. It is attached to the inside of the garment and is not seen when the garment is worn.

• 10. ​snap

• 10. ​button

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• 10. hook and eye

• ​buttonhole