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Design and Technology - Textile

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the simplest form of hand stitch?

a)

Whip stitch

b)

Blanket stitch

c)

Hemming stitch

d)

Running stitch

2.

Which of the following is the strongest hand stitch?

a)

Running stitch

b)

Back stitch

c)

Whip stitch

d)

Hemming stitch

3.

Which of the following is permanent hand stitch?

a)

Uneven Basting

b)

Diagonal Tacking

c)

Whip Stitch

d)

Even Tacking

4.

Which of the following is temporary hand stitch?

a)

Back Stitch

b)

Hemming Stitch

c)

Blanket Stitch

d)

Diagonal Basting

5.

What is the purpose of temporary hand stitch?

a)

To keep two or more fabrics in the right place before adding permanent hand stitch

b)

For decorative purposes

c)

To resemble machine stitch

d)

To give structure and shape

6.

What is the name of the hand stitch shown in the picture?

a)

Straight Stitch

b)

Blanket Stitch

c)

Whip Stitch

d)

Hemming Stitch

7.

What is the name of the temporary hand stitch shown in the picture?

a)

Diagonal basting

b)

Uneven Tacking

c)

Even Basting

d)

Even Tacking

8.

What is the function of whip stitch when it is use to make textile products?

a)

To add fine details of the textile products

b)

To outline shapes

c)

To combine the edge of thicker materials like felt and wool

d)

To finish raw edges of fabrics especially at the sleeves or collar of a shirt

9.

What is the main purpose of making seam when creating a textile product?

a)

To create shape and structure

b)

For decorative purpose

c)

To estimate the measurements of textile products

d)

To be used as a tool for cutting fabric into desired shape and size

10.

At what stage of textile product manufacturing does forming takes place?

a)

When the sheets of roll (stock form) transform into product or garment

b)

When yarn is woven into fabric

c)

When fibres are processed into yarn

d)

When textile raw material processed into fibres

11.

A process that involve sewing two or more textile materials to create a desired product is known as…

a)

Stitching

b)

Combining

c)

Blending

d)

Forming

12.

Which of the following specifications (criteria) that you have used to analyse textile products?

a)

Environment and Safety

b)

Aesthetics and Size

c)

Brand and Manufacturing

d)

Designer and Country of origin

13.

What should you do before cutting fabric into desired shape and size?

a)

Prepare Tinker Cad 3D model of textile product

b)

Mark the fabric into desired shape and size using the image from freehand drawing

c)

Prepare pattern paper

d)

Prepare freehand drawing

14.

Which of the following statement is true?

a)

Machine stitches can be used as both temporary or permanent stitches

b)

Hand stitches are used only to make permanent stitches

c)

Hand stitches can be used as both temporary or permanent stitches

d)

Machine stitches are only used as temporary stitches

15.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Permanent and temporary hand stitches can be completed using sewing machine

b)

Tacking or basting stitches are temporary hand stitches

c)

Seam can be used to form shape and structure of textile product only and strictly not for decorative purpose

d)

Tacking and basting are permanent hand stitches