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WorksheetsClothing Related Human Services
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is an example of a natural fiber?
a)
polyester
b)
nylon
c)
acrylic
d)
silk
2.
Scientists, industrial engineers, artists, and production managers are careers in___
a)
Retail management
b)
retail marketing and promotion
c)
the textile industry
d)
apparel design and production
3.
Examples of notions include
a)
tape measures and sewing gauges
b)
buttons and zippers
c)
pins and pincushions
d)
sewing patterns and sewing machines
4.
the umbrella term used for the business side of fashion is__
a)
retail buying
b)
fashion designing
c)
fashion merchandising
d)
retail marketing and promotion
5.
By law, all clothing made for infants, toddlers, and children must____
a)
be flame resistant
b)
be soft, warm, and comfortable
c)
be made with self-help features
d)
feature snaps that allow caregives to easily unfasten and remove items
6.
____clothing refers to clothing items that are designed specifically to provide easy access for people with special needs
a)
Easy-care
b)
Self-help
c)
Adaptive
d)
Trendy
7.
In the United States, it is required by law that all clothing contains____
a)
natural fibers
b)
self-help features
c)
construction information
d)
care labels
8.
Tailor's chalk and a tailor's pencil are examples of ___tools
a)
measuring
b)
cutting
c)
sewing
d)
marking
9.
The primary piece of equipment used in clothing manufacturing is the ___
a)
seam ripper
b)
sewing machine
c)
sewing gauge
d)
tracing wheel and dressmaker's carbon paper
10.
Which of the following is an example of a basic repair?
a)
replacing a button
b)
adjusting pattern length during construction
c)
taking in side seams on finished garments
d)
shortening a hem
11.
Movement of water, detergent, and clothes
a)
agitation
b)
Irritation
c)
washing
12.
Distance around something
a)
parameter
b)
circumference
c)
square foot
13.
Extra-long stitches that temporarily hold two pieces of fabric together
a)
skipping stitch
b)
hidden stitch
c)
basting stitch
14.
A stitch that may have varying lengths, typically more thread is visible on the top
a)
hopping stitch
b)
running stitch
c)
skipping stitch
15.
A stitch used to reinforce the edge of thick materials, considered a decorative finishing stitch
a)
blanket stitch
b)
pillow stitch
c)
sheet stitch
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