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WorksheetsTextiles Review (Test)
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
The definition of 'Textiles' is:
The artistic or creative expression of ideas and thoughts through a textile medium.
Many different types of fabric, normally woven, knitted or bonded (non-woven).
The processing of basic fibres into yarns and fabrics.
The process that uses a combination of aesthetic and functional components to create solutions for an intended need.
Raw material of yarn and fabric
Fiber
Material
Textile
True or False: Fibers are obtained from natural and manufactured sources.
True
False
Natural fibers come from where?
Grass clippings
Wool products
Chemicals
Plants and animals
A category for natural fibers.
Synthetic
Cellulosic
Organic
Inorganic
Fiber that come from animal sources.
Cellulosic
Protein
Synthetic
Inorganic
Absorbent, Strong, Dyes well, Shrinks in hot water are characteristics of....
Linen
Rayon
Acetate
Cotton
Absorbent, Strong, Wears well are examples of...
Rayon
Wool
Linen
Cotton
Another name for linen is.....
Cotton
Jute
Flax
Wool
Poor resistance to prolonged sunlight exposure......
Acetate
Cotton
Silk
Jute
_______ is a natural fiber and is wrinkle resistant.
Lyocel
Cotton
Wool
Bamboo
Chemical compound that forms from the union of small molecules that contain repeating structural units.
manufactured atoms
textiles
polymers
Hydrophobic.
Absorbent
Not absorbent
Process of interlacing yarns at right angles to each other to create a fabric.
Bonding
Knitting
Sewing
Weaving
Yarns made from groups of filaments.
monofilament yarns
multifilament yarns
ply yarns
cord yarns
Weave that creates fabrics with a distinct diagonal line or wale.
basketweave
plain weave
satin weave
twill weave
Weave used to make fabrics with a smooth surface.
basketweave
plain weave
satin weave
twill weave
Yarns made from a single filament.
cord yarns
monofilament yarns
multifilament yarns
ply yarns
Process in which one loop of yarn is pulled through another loop.
knitting
sewing
crocheting
weaving
Process of permanently gluing one fabric to another.
bonding
felting
crocheting
knitting
Fabric made from short wool fibers that have had heat, moisture, and pressure applied to them.
felt
interfacing
mesh
film
In weaving, the lengthwise yarns are the filling yarns.
True
False
The grain of fabric refers to the direction the yarns run.
True
False
The crosswise grain is along the warp.
True
False
Satin weaves are strong and durable.
True
False
Knitting is done by looping yarns together.
True
False
Felt is made of short wool fibers.
True
False
When different types of staple fibers are spun together into a single yarn, the result is a ____.
blend
combination
mixture
weave
The fabric edge that is very strong and will not ravel is called the ____.
hem
grain
nap
selvage
