WorksheetsClothing Construction & Care
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 8mins
____________ fibers come from plant, animal, and mineral sources.
Manufactured
Natural
Blended
_________ comes from a plant grown in India and China and is often called "China Grass".
Ramie
Cotton
Wool
Satin
___________ is the warmest of all fibers.
Cotton
Wool
Satin
Acrylic
________ comes from the cocoon of the silkworm and is one of the strongest fibers.
satin
cotton
silk
wool
__________ are the basic units used in making fabrics.
Fabrics
Fibers
Yarns
Flax comes from the flax plant and is used to make___________.
cotton
linen
silk
wool
_________ is used in clothing such as wedding dresses and evening gowns.
silk
cotton
satin
wool
Three types of weave are plain, twill, and ___________.
warp
weft
silk
satin
Which of the following is a natural fiber?
polyester
spandex
cotton
nylon
The first step in laundering your clothes is to:
add bleach
sort the clothes
read care labels
add soap
Overloading the dryer can:
cause clothes to become wrinkled
add to the drying time
be more efficient than under loading
both A and B
If a care label does not say that you cannot do something, it is safe to assume that you can do it as long as you follow normal practices.
True
False
Oil-based stains include soft drinks, tea, coffee, and fruit juice.
True
False
Clothes should be sorted by fabric, weight, color, degree of soil, and surface texture.
True
False
It is better to under load than to overload a washer.
True
False
Wool and silk garments are usually dry cleaned instead of laundered.
True
False
Ironing and pressing are the same process.
True
False
Cotton is very absorbent.
True
False
Wool comes from the fleece of sheep.
True
False
Acrylic is often used as a substitute for wool.
True
False
Fabrics made of both natural and manufactured fibers are called blends.
True
False
A finish is a treatment that is given to fibers, yarns, or fabrics that can improve the look, feel, or performance of the fabric.
True
False
Mercerization is a chemical treatment used to give fabrics a stain-repellent finish.
True
False
Grouping clothes in piles is called (a) .
Label that tells how to care for garment.
(a)
Drying clothes in a dryer
(a)
Removing wrinkles, up/down motion
(a)
Removing wrinkles, side to side motion
(a)
loop or yarn pulled out of a fabric
(a)
drying clothes by laying them flat
(a)
cleaning clothes using chemical solvents
(a)
drying clothes outside on a clothes line
(a)
A spot or discoloration on a garment
(a)
