Dressmaking 9_Fourth Quarter Review

What is the first step in pre-assembling children's wear?

• a) Cutting the fabric
  

• b) Marking pattern guidelines
  

• c) Pressing the fabric
  

• d) Stitching the side seams

Why is marking fabric before sewing important in children's wear?

• a) To ensure accuracy in stitching

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  b) To make the fabric look decorative
  

• c) To reduce the sewing time
  

• d) To avoid using pins

Which tool is commonly used to transfer pattern markings onto fabric?

• a) Pinking shears
  

• b) Tracing wheel and carbon paper

• c) Rotary cutter
  

• d) Bias tape maker

Before assembling the pieces, why is it important to press the fabric?

• a) To remove moisture

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  b) To straighten fabric grain
  

• c) To ensure neat and precise sewing

• d) To speed up the sewing process

Which of the following should be checked before starting the sewing process?

• a) The sharpness of the needles
  

• b) The tension and settings of the sewing machine
  

• c) The accuracy of pattern markings

• d) All of the above

Why is pressing an essential step in the construction of children’s wear?

• a) It helps shape the garment and ensure a professional finish

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  b) It makes the fabric softer for the child to wear
  

• c) It eliminates the need for seam finishing
  

• d) It increases the durability of the thread

What could happen if seams are not pressed properly during garment assembly?

• a) The fabric will stretch too much
  

• b) The seams will appear bulky and uneven

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  c) The stitches will become loose
  

• d) The garment will shrink after washing

A dressmaker notices puckering along the seam after pressing. What could be the possible cause?

• a) The iron temperature was too low
  

• b) Too much pressure was applied while pressingedb

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  c) The fabric was damp before pressing
  

• d) The wrong type of thread was us

Why is it important to use a pressing cloth when pressing children's wear made of synthetic fabrics?

• a) It adds moisture to the fabric
  

• b) It protects the fabric from heat damage and shine

• c) It prevents the fabric from shrinking
  

• d) It makes the pressing process faster

What is the most effective way to press curved areas, such as armholes and collars, in children's wear?

• a) Pressing with a flat ironing board
  

• b) Using a tailor’s ham to maintain the shape

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  c) Pressing with high heat and heavy pressure
  

• d) Pressing while stretching the fabric