GRADE 9

What does "space" refer to in a design?

• The texture of the fabric.

• The area inside an enclosed shape.

• The color pattern.

• The number of seams.

What is a common characteristic of woven fabric?

• It stretches in all directions.

• It has loops of fiber.

• It stretches only on the bias.

• It is very lightweight.

How does knit fabric differ from woven fabric?

   

• Knit fabric does not stretch at all.

• Knit fabric stretches in one or both directions.

• Knit fabric is less durable.

• Knit fabric is made from cotton only.

Which type of fabric would be best for a bathing suit?

   

• Woven fabric

• Knit fabric

• Bias

• Heavy wool fabric

What might happen if you use a knit fabric that only stretches in one direction for a bathing suit?

    A) The bathing suit will fit perfectly.

   

• The bathing suit will fit perfectly.

• The bathing suit will be too tight.

• The bathing suit will not fit properly and might be hard to put on.

• The bathing suit will be too large.

What is "formal balance" also known as?

  

• Informal balance

• Symmetrical balance

• Asymmetrical balance

• Rhythm

Which design principle involves creating a focal point to attract attention?

• Rhythm

• Emphasis

• Gradation

• Space

How does "rhythm" create movement in a design?

• By using a lot of colors.

• By repeating certain elements.

• By adding more space.

• By using different fabrics.

What does "balance" in a design refer to?

 

• The color of the fabric.

• The equal distribution of weight in the design.

• The number of buttons on a garment.

• The length of the sleeves.

Which type of balance is achieved when a garment has equal visual weight on both sides?

• Informal balance

• Formal balance

• Gradation

• Rhythm