Fibers can be characterized based on comparisons of:

Fibers are usually made up of many _______ twisted or bonded together

A woven cloth material made of fibers is called a:

Natural fibers come from the following sources EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT an example of a natural fiber?

Which of the following is NOT an example of an artificial (synthetic) fiber?

________ is a vegetable fiber that is strong, flexible, moisture absorbent, and not shape-retentive.

Protein fibers like wool and mohair usually come from:

Examples of mineral fibers include:

Which of the following are classified as synthetic fibers?

A ______ is a continuous strand of fibers or filaments, usually twisted around.

Every weave contains two types of yarns:

A fabric made up of two or more different types of fibers is called:

Which weave pattern most closely resembles a checkerboard?

Which of the following is NOT a regular weave pattern?

In synthetic fibers, a long molecule created by many repeating units all chemically joined together is called:

Synthetic fibers of different sizes and shapes are created by forcing a hot material through:

In textile manufacturing, there are more than 7,000 different formulas of:

_______ is a method a CSI may use to separate all the dyes from a single fabric for comparative analysis.

When clothes are collected at a crime scene, they are stored in separate paper bags

Tapes should NOT be used to lift fibers off of skin or inanimate objects.

Fluorescence can be used for spotting fibers as trace evidence.

Fibers have probative value.

Match the Definition: When different fibers have different flame colors, odors, smoke or leave different residues

Match the Definition: A measure of the bending of light as it passes through a sample of fabric

Match the Definition: The appearance of a fiber when it is magnified

Match the Definition: When fibers decay or react differently when they are dissolved.

Match the Definition: The mass of a fiber divided by its volume.

Name the weave pattern shown

Name the weave pattern shown

Name the weave pattern shown

Name the weave pattern shown

The spinneret shape labeled A is called

The spinneret shape labeled B is called

The spinneret shape labeled C is called

The spinneret shape labeled D is called

The spinneret shape labeled E is called

The spinneret shape labeled F is called

The spinneret shape labeled G is called