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Apparels Obj. 1 Test OCS (AB)

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During World War I, changes in the economy resulted in:

a)

women and children fighting in the war.

b)

more money to spend.

c)

women joining the workforce.

2.

What piece of equipment did Samuel Crompton invent?

a)

Flying shuttle

b)

Cotton gin

c)

Spinning mule

3.

What invention had a massive impact on fashion by changing the way we buy clothes, and also how they are marketed?

a)

Internet

b)

Paper pattern

c)

Fast fashion

4.

Historically in Western culture, women did not show their legs in public. During which era did women's hemlines rise dramatically?

a)

19th Century (1800's)

b)

20th Century (1900's)

c)

21st Century (2000's)

5.

Before World War I, what country was the main fashion house found in?

a)

France

b)

United States

c)

England

6.

Levi Strauss designed the first waist overalls during which time period?

a)

Industrial Revolution (1800's and 1900's)

b)

19th Century (1800's)

c)

20th Century (1900's)

7.

Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis were granted a patent for an invention that added strength to pocket seams and other weak points on waist overalls. This invention is known as a:

a)

rivet.

b)

hook-and-eye.

c)

zipper.

8.

What invention resulted in Elias Howe suing Isaac Singer for patent infringement?

a)

Sewing machine

b)

Paper pattern

c)

Ready-to-wear

9.

After World War II, which garment gained widespread public acceptance for women?

a)

Hats

b)

Pants

c)

Dresses

10.

During which time did the government find it necessary to ration food, gas, and even clothing?

a)

19th Century (1800's)

b)

20th Century (1900's)

c)

21st Century (2000's)

11.

Which invention revolutionized cotton farming, by separating the cotton seed from the raw cotton fibers?

a)

Flying shuttle

b)

Spinning jenny

c)

Cotton gin

12.

Guidelines for sizing patterns or clothing are known as:

a)

standardized sizes.

b)

paper pattern.

c)

ready-to-wear.

13.

What invention allowed a single weaver to weave much wider fabrics and could be mechanized, allowing for automatic machine looms?

a)

Flying shuttle

b)

Spinning jenny

c)

Cotton gin

14.

James Hargreaves invented the: (Hint: the J in James)

a)

flying shuttle.

b)

spinning jenny.

c)

cotton gin.

15.

What is the term used to describe factory made clothing, sold in finished condition, and in standardized sizes?

a)

Paper pattern

b)

Ready-to-wear

c)

Serger

16.

What invention is credited for making fashion global?

a)

Fast fashion

b)

Internet

c)

Paper pattern

17.

What term is used to describe cheap and affordable clothing that quickly moves designs from the catwalk to stores in an effort to capitalize on the latest fashion trends?

a)

Fast Fashion

b)

Internet

c)

Paper Pattern

18.

Who invented the first home sewing pattern?

a)

Elias Howe

b)

Charles Worth

c)

Ebenezer Butterick

19.

The first ready-to-wear garments that were mass produced were:

a)

women's dresses.

b)

military uniforms.

c)

swimsuits

20.

Which 20th century designer created the "New Look", a very feminine look with rounded shoulders, a cinched waist, and a very full skirt?

a)

Christian Dior

b)

Coco Chanel

c)

Charles Worth

21.

Who popularized the "little black dress"?

a)

Christian Dior

b)

Coco Chanel

c)

Charles Worth

22.

Who is credited with inventing the American blue jean?

a)

Elias Howe

b)

Charles Worth

c)

Levi Strauss

23.

Who is known as the "Father of Haute Couture"?

a)

Elias Howe

b)

Charles Worth

c)

Levi Strauss

24.

Eli Whitney invented the:

a)

flying shuttle.

b)

spinning jenny.

c)

cotton gin.

25.

During what time period were the flying shuttle and the cotton gin invented?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

19th Century

c)

20th Century

26.

Holly chose to wear a shirt with blue, green, and violet hues. These colors are considered to be:

a)

secondary colors.

b)

triadic colors.

c)

cool colors.

27.

Anna created violet, orange, and green by mixing equal amounts of two primary colors in different combinations. These colors are considered:

a)

primary colors.

b)

cool colors.

c)

secondary colors.

28.

Blue, yellow, and red are known as:

a)

warm colors.

b)

primary colors.

c)

cool colors.

29.

By adding white to a color, you are creating a:

a)

tint

b)

neutral.

c)

shade