WorksheetsSewing Quiz - Advanced Terminology
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
What type of needle should be chosen to sew a medium-weight cotton fabric?
Ball Point
Leather
Embroidery
Universal
What type of sleeves does a jacket have if the sleeves are sewn to the garment around the armscye?
Set-in
Kimono
Raglan
Cap
The baseball T-shirts have sleeves designed for comfort and movement. The sleeves are sewn to the garment with a diagonal seam in the front and back that extends from the neck to under the arm. Which sleeve style does the baseball T-shirts feature?
Kimono
Set-in
Raglan
Cap
A prom dress is being made that contains a zipper closure. When complete, there are no stitching lines visible from the outside of the garment. Which type of zipper is being constructed?
Centered
Lapped
Invisible
Fly front
A casual pair of pull-on shorts is being constructed with a drawstring. Which type of waistline finish should be selected?
Casing
Waistband
Facing
Contour
A pair of knit leggings are being made. What type of needle should be chosen to prevent cutting the fabric yarns?
Ball Point
Universal
Leather
Embroidery
Dress pants typically have a:
whipstitch hem.
topstitch hem.
rolled hem.
machine blind hem.
A pair of dress pants is being designed with a zipper closure at the side seam. Which type of zipper is most appropriate?
Centered
Invisible
Lapped
Fly front
Claire wants to decorate the edge of her sleeves with a contrasting thread. Which stitch should she use?
Topstitch
Directional stitch
Understitch
Staystitch
Which fabric construction process results when yarns are looped together
weaving
knitting
nonwoven
laminated
Sally needs to quickly finish her project. Which seam finish should she choose?
Straight
zigzag
serged
bound
What additional fastener should be used at the top of a zipper to keep it from coming unzipped
Zipper
Buttons
Hook-and-eye
snaps
On the cutting layout, pattern pieces may be shaded. What does this indicate?
place right side up
place face down
multiple cuts
does not matter
The THREE main types of textile construction are:
Woven, Knitted and Bonded
Woven, Felted and Interlaced
Woven, Knitted and Non-woven
Bonded, Interwoven and Felted
Cotton, Wool, Linen and Silk are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
Before beginning to sew a seam, ALWAYS
A. lower the presser foot to hold the fabric in place.
B. put the thread from the top machine under the presser foot with the tail to the back.
C. make sure the bobbin is turning counter clockwise and secure with thread properly fished through the opening under the needle.
all of the above
A and B only
Before beginning to sew a seam, ALWAYS
wind a new bobbin
lift the presser foot all the way up
make sure the upper machine is properly threaded.
turn the hand wheel away from you to raise the needle
