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Properties and Performance of fibres, YARN and FABRIC

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This yarn type is from staple fibres. It is uneven and weak but has good elasticity and absorbency.

a)

Monofilament yarn

b)

Multifilament yarn

c)

Staple spun yarn

2.

This yarn type is made from one filament of fibre. It is fine and strong, but has poor resistance and poor absorbency.

a)

Staple spun yarn

b)

Monofilament yarn

c)

Multifilament yarn

3.

This type of yarn is made from more than one filament fibre. it is strong with good lustre and is slightly absorbent.

a)

Staple spun yarn

b)

Monofilament yarn

c)

Multifilament yarn

4.

The more a yarn is twisted or spun, the stronger it is.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Properties of low-twist yarn (check 3)

a)

Good Lustre

b)

Soft

c)

Weak

d)

Slow drying

e)

Poor insulation

6.

Properties of high-twist yarn. (check 3)

a)

Good lustre

b)

Good abrasion resistance

c)

Weak

d)

Quick-drying

e)

Poor elasticity

7.

When yarns are twisted clockwise they are called...

a)

S-twist

b)

Z-twist

8.

When yarns are twisted anticlockwise they are called...

a)

S-twist

b)

Z-twist

9.

Staple spinning turns short fibres into yarn. Name a staple fibres

(a)  

10.

What is the name of process that separates the cotton fibres from the cottonseed

a)

Ginning

b)

Carding

c)

Combing

11.

In staple spinning what process aligns the fibres and then condenses them into slivers.

(a)  

12.

After carding, this process removes any other short fibres and impurities.

(a)  

13.

By combing and carding the yarn it is superior. Why?

a)

It is stronger, more uniform and less hairy

b)

It is less expensive to process

14.

Woven fabric is constructed on a .....

a)

Tapestry

b)

Loom

c)

Spinnerette

d)

Gabardine

15.

Name this weave

(a)  

16.

Gingham is a checked pattern created by weaving in contrast coloured yarns. Name the type of weave used.

a)

Twill Weave

b)

Plain Weave

c)

Satin Weave

d)

Jacquard Weave

17.

Drill is a hard-wearing cotton fabric used for interatrial fabrics and workwear. What weave is used?

a)

Twill Weave

b)

Plain Weave

c)

Satin Weave

d)

Jacquard Weave

18.

When intricate patterns are woven into fabric it is called....

a)

Crepe Weave

b)

Jacquard Weave

c)

Pile Weave

d)

Satin Weave

19.

All knitted fabrics....

a)

Are multicoloured

b)

Are cosy

c)

Stretch

d)

Are created on a loom

20.

Weft knitting is called weft knitting because the yarn goes across the width of the fabric. This is the knitting we do at home, but it can also be produced commercially. Which facts are true of weft knitting? (Check 4)

a)

It has a right and wrong side

b)

It uses one yarn for every needle

c)

It can be produced flat, circular or as a fully fashioned garment

d)

When cut it will unravel

e)

It has less dimensional stability than warp knitting

21.

Warp knitting is only produced commercially. Which facts are true of warp-knitted fabric? (Check 4)

a)

It has less stretch than weft knit

b)

It can produce a fabric that is flat, circular or as a fully fashioned garment.

c)

It uses one yarn per needle

d)

It often is the same on both sides

e)

It will unravel when cut

22.

The care label of a jumper tells you to 'dry flat'. Which type of knit is it likely to be?

a)

Warp Knit

b)

Weft Knit

23.

A knitted jumper is reversible. What type of knit is it likely to be?

a)

Warp knit

b)

Weft knit