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Year 7 Textiles Spring Term

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fibres are the _____________ unit of a textiles fabric. Fibres are hairlike strands which are twisted together to make yarns.

a)

Biggest

b)

Weakest

c)

Smallest

d)

Strongest

2.

The correct method of fabric production is:

a)

Fibre > Yarn > Fabric

b)

Fabric > Fibre > Yarn

c)

Yarn > Fibre > Fabric

d)

Fibre > Fabric > Yarn

3.

The main classifications of fibres are:

a)

Cotton and Polyester

b)

Manufactured and Regenerated

c)

Synthetic and Natural

d)

Natural and Manufactured

4.

Viscose is an example of a regenerated fibre. Regenerated fibres are made from

a)

Coal and oil

b)

cotton plants

c)

Animal fleece

d)

Wood pulp

5.

A clothing item made from cotton is

a)

A wedding dress

b)

A school blazer

c)

A t-shirt

d)

A Christmas jumper

6.

A decorative technique often used to repeat a pattern

a)

Tie-dye

b)

Batik

c)

Applique

d)

Block print

7.

On a sewing machine the hand wheel is used

a)

to wind the bobbin thread

b)

to select the stitch pattern

c)

to select the stitch length

d)

to move the needle up and down slowly

8.

Which answer is true? On a sewing machine the feed dog

a)

is used to clamp the needle in place

b)

stops the fabric from moving

c)

is found on top of the machine near the thread guide

d)

are small teeth located under the presser foot

9.

On a sewing machine the stitch pattern selector

a)

is used to select the width of the stitch you want to use

b)

is used to select the length of the stitch

c)

is used to reverse the stitching

d)

is used to select the type of stitch for example a straight stitch or a zig-zag

10.

To thread a sewing machine the FIRST thing you must do is...

a)

place the thread around the thread guide and follow the numbers

b)

thread the needle

c)

place the thread on the thread holder

d)

ensure the thread is around the thread guide and it 'clicks' into place

11.

When using a sewing machine it is important that...

a)

you finish sewing as quickly as possible so that your partner can have their turn.

b)

you hold firmly onto the fabric you are sewing to stop it going to fast.

c)

you speak to you partner at the same time so they know what to do when it is their turn.

d)

you concentrate, control your speed using the foot pedal and switch of the machine when finished.

12.

This specialist tool is used to undo stitching that has gone wrong.

a)

Quick unpick

b)

Fabric shears

c)

Pins

d)

Tailors chalk

13.

When using a sewing machine ...

a)

you must ensure the presser foot is up before you start sewing

b)

you must ensure the presser foot is down before you start sewing

c)

you must take off the presser foot before you start sewing

d)

you must press your foot on the presser foot to begin sewing

14.

Select and example of a component used in textiles

a)

a pair of scissors

b)

pins

c)

a button

d)

a tape measure

15.

Notes written around a design idea that add further explanation to a design is called what?

a)

labels

b)

rendering

c)

annotation

d)

detail

16.

When making a textiles product an extra 1.5cm of fabric is measured at each edge to allow room for stitching. What is the technical name for this process?

a)

Seam spacing

b)

Hem allocation

c)

Seam allowance

d)

Stitch excess

17.

What is a seam?

a)

Where two pieces of fabric join together

b)

Where the edge of fabric is folded and stitched to neaten the edge

c)

Where 1.5 cm extra fabric is measured to allow room for stitching

d)

Where a patch of fabric is sewn to the background fabric as a form of decoration

18.

The A in the acronym ACCESSFM stands for...

a)

Appearence

b)

Aesthetics

c)

Applique

d)

Annotation

19.

When writing criteria for a design specification. Aesthetics refers to...

a)

The purpose of the product

b)

The type of person who will buy the product

c)

What the product will look like

d)

How the product will be manufactured

20.

In the acronym ACCESSFM the F and M stand for...

a)

fabric and materials

b)

fabric and manufacture

c)

function and materials

d)

function and method

21.

Which of these statements is NOT true about using fabric paint as a method of decoration?

a)

Paint can be used directly onto the surface of fabric.

b)

It is used most often in hand made and one-off products.

c)

It can be applied with a paint brush, sponge or though a stencil.

d)

It is You must first carve out a design into a wooden block so you can print with it.

22.

A decorative technique that involves sewing a smaller patch of fabric onto a larger one to create a pattern or motif is called what?

a)

Block printing

b)

Embroidery

c)

Applique

d)

Machine stitching

23.

What are natural fibres?

a)

Fibres which are found in nature and can be turned into yarns and fabrics

b)

Fibres which are found in nature and are organic

c)

Fibres which have been man-made.

d)

Fibres which are found in nature and do not damage the environment

24.

Select 2 correct safety rules for using the sewing machine

a)

Two students per machine

b)

Do not talk to others when using the sewing machine

c)

If the machine is not working, adjust the dials

d)

Leave the machine turned on when you finish

e)

Keep fingers away from the needle area

25.

Which part of the sewing machine hold the fabric in place while sewing?

a)

Presser foot

b)

Needle

c)

Reverse lever

d)

Bobbin case

26.

What is a specification?

a)

A design communicating ideas to others

b)

A detailed list of requirements which the design must meet

c)

A brief explaining what you need to make

d)

An annotated design idea

27.

What is a design?

a)

A pretty picture

b)

A list of instructions for making a product

c)

A product brief of what the task is

d)

A annotated drawing to communicate ideas

28.

Select the correct spelling

a)

scissers

b)

sissors

c)

scissors

d)

sissers

29.

Select the correct spelling

a)

sitche

b)

stich

c)

sitch

d)

stitch

30.

Which fibre group does polyester come from?

a)

Animal

b)

Plant

c)

Synthetic

d)

Mineral

31.
When threading your needle in your machine, what should you do?
a)
Turn off the sewing machine.
b)
Turn on the sewing machine
c)
Keep your fingers away from the needle.
d)
Give up because it is too hard.
32.

Which part of the sewing machine is used to change the direction of the stitching?

a)

reverse lever

b)

take up lever

c)

hand wheel

d)

bobbin thread

33.

Which answer in NOT part of the traditional block printing method?

a)

Smoothing down the surface of the wood with sand paper

b)

Applying chalk powder to the block

c)

Pressing into the polystyrene design with a ball point pen

d)

Using a small chisel to carve out the design into the block

34.

When block printing it is important to

a)

make sure your block is symmetrical or your design will be ruined

b)

go over each print twice to make sure there are no white marks

c)

overlap each block so that there are no gaps between the design

d)

line up each block next to the last print perfectly to ensure there are no gaps in the finished design.