WorksheetsYear 7 Spring 2022
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which if these materials is a natural fabric?
Linen
Nylon
Elastane
Polyester
What is the source of synthetic fabrics?
Sheep's wool
Leather
Silk worms
Crude oil
Where does cotton come from?
Fleece of a sheep
Pine trees
Crude oil
A plant
What two families can we divide fabrics into?
Natural and Man-made
Hard and soft
Plants and animals
Crude oil and plants
What does the word synthetic mean when talking about materials?
The material is from a natural source
The material is man made
The material is light weight
The material contains metal
Which of these answers contains ALL NATURAL fabrics?
Wool, lycra, polyester
Polyester, cotton, silk
Lycra, elastane, nylon
Wool, linen, silk
A property of a material...
describes which family it belongs too
describes the characteristics of the material
describes how you should wash the material
describes the source of the material
The correct method of fabric production is:
Fibre > Yarn > Fabric
Fabric > Fibre > Yarn
Yarn > Fibre > Fabric
Fibre > Fabric > Yarn
Select an example of a component used in textiles
a pair of scissors
pins
a button
a tape measure
Complete the sentence. A textile fibre
is another name for fabric
is a hair like strand from which all fabric are made
is another name for thread
is used to make thread and only comes from natural sources
Select which natural fibre group silk comes from
Mineral
Animal
Plant
Synthetic
Viscose is an example of a regenerated fibre. Regenerated fibres are made from
Coal and oil
cotton plants
Animal fleece
Pine trees (Wood pulp)
A clothing item made from cotton is
A wedding dress
A school blazer
A t-shirt
A winter hat and scarf
A decorative technique often used to repeat a pattern
Tie-dye
Batik
Applique
Block print
Cotton, Wool, Linen and Silk are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Manufactured Fibres
Regenerated Fibres
Animal Fibres
Polyester, Nylon and Acrylic are examples of:
Natural Fibres
Synthetic Fibres
Regenerated Fibres
Expensive fibres
Fibres that form the fleece of a sheep are:
Wool
Cotton
Leather
Nylon
A common stitch used in sewing and embroidery where the thread runs in and out of the fabric
Chain stitch
Running stitch
Blanket stitch
Cross stitch
Natural fibers come from where?
Grass clippings
Wool products
Chemicals
Plants and animals
A sewing and embroidery stitch that includes a series of flat stitches that are used to completely cover a section of the background fabric.
Satin stich
French knot
Feather stitch
Cross stitch
Linen comes from
the cotton plant
bamboo
the flax plant
wool and other animals
To create stitches by hand you need
A needle and thread
A needle and string
A needle and fred
String and a pin
A clothing item made from wool would be
A wedding dress
A school uniform
A pair of jeans
A winter hat and scarf
A clothing item made from polyester would be
A wedding dress
A school blazer
A pair of jeans
A winter hat and scarf
This stitch forms a line with no gaps in between and is commonly used to outline shapes
running stitch
blanket stitch
french knot
back stitch
This stitch is commonly used to reinforce the edge of fabric
Blanket stitch
Satin stitch
Back stitch
Running stitch
This fabric can be made from recycled plastic bottles.
Nylon
Cotton
Polyester
Viscose
What are pins used for?
To decorate the surface of the fabric.
To undo stitching that has gone wrong.
To sew layers of fabric together by hand.
To hold layers of fabric in place while you sew.
Which of the following is a tool used in textiles?
buttons
zip
needle
embroidery thread
Decorative technique that involves sewing a patch of fabric onto a background fabric.
Patchwork
Applique
Quilting
Embroidery
