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Apparel 1 Exam review

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Sometimes shirts develop "ring-around-the-collar", a dirty stain resulting from body oil.  What product should be used to remove this type of stain?
a)
Chlorine bleach
b)
Non Chlorine bleach
c)
Prewash soil-and -stain remover
d)
Enzyme presoaks
2.
Angela's swimsuit label reads hand-wash or machine wash gentle cycle.  Which laundry product is designed for delicates or hand-washing?
a)
All-purpose detergent
b)
HE (High Efficiency) Detergent 
c)
Light duty detergent
d)
Fragrance and dye free detergent
3.
Jada gathers her dark clothes together for laundering to prevent dye transfer.  This is an example of which care technique?
a)
Drying
b)
Washing
c)
Sorting
d)
Pretreating
4.
Chelsea's clothes were still damp even though the dryer cycle was complete.  What might be the problem?
a)
Clothing was not properly sorted
b)
The door was not closed
c)
Lint filter needs cleaning
d)
Wash temperature was too hot
5.
Trina's new blouse was very expensive and she decides not to place it in the washing machine to clean.  The least expensive alternative to ensure maximum cleanliness would be to:
a)
hand-wash
b)
dry-clean
c)
spot clean
d)
disinfect
6.
Kim placed a large white comforter and white bed linens in the washer at the same time.  Why might this be a problem?
a)
Laundry needs room to circulate to clean and rinse properly.
b)
It will make the laundry cycle run twice.
c)
The water will not get hot enough to clean properly.
d)
There may be dye transfer between the sheets and the comforter. 
7.
For optimum results, which items can be washed together?
a)
Towels and dress shirts
b)
Knit tops and towels
c)
Cloth diapers and kitchen linens
d)
Jeans and dark knits
8.
Danica noticed she itched when wearing clothes washed with her new detergent.  Which laundry product could help this problem?
a)
Fragrance and dye free detergent
b)
Light duty detergent
c)
All purpose detergent
d)
Ultra detergent
9.
The football team's uniforms are grass-stained.  Which is the proper stain removal technique for grass?
a)
Allow to dry then brush off excess
b)
Presoak in an enzyme solution, then launder according to color.
c)
Immediately rinse in hot water
d)
Rinse in cold water and pretreat
10.
In winter, clothes often develop static cling.  Which type of laundry product can be used in either the washer or dryer to eliminate this problem
a)
Fabric softner
b)
Starch
c)
Water Softener
d)
Disinfectant
11.
Henry's washing machine was not thoroughly cleaning his clothes due to mineral deposits in the water.  What laundry product will remove those minerals resulting in whiter, cleaner, and softer clothes?
a)
Fabric softener
b)
Starches
c)
Water softneners
d)
Disinfectants
12.
White hospital sheets need to be washed in hot water with disinfectant.  What laundry product should be used?
a)
Chlorine bleach
b)
Non-Chlorine bleach
c)
Prewash soil-and-stain remover
d)
Enzyme presoaks
13.
Rita just bought a new front-loading washer to save water.  She needs a low-sudsing and quick-dispersing laundry product.  Which detergent should she use?
a)
Light duty detergent
b)
All-purpose detergent
c)
Ultra detergent
d)
HE (high-efficiency) detergent
14.
Renee washed and dried the following clothes:  white jeans, white tank top, red socks, and a red T-shirt.  She noticed that her jeans looked pink after coming out of the dryer.  What caused her jeans to change color?
a)
The door was not closed
b)
Clothing was not properly sorted
c)
Wash temperature was too hot
d)
Lint filter needs cleaning
15.
Haley pricked her finger when sewing and stained her shirt with blood.  To properly remove the stain, she should:
a)
use enzyme presoak, then launder in hot water
b)
rinse in cold water and pretreat
c)
allow blood to dry, then brush off excess
d)
immediately rinse in hot water
16.
To brighten and remove stains from a red shirt, which laundry product should be used?
a)
Chlorine bleach
b)
Non-Chlorine bleach
c)
Prewash soil-and-stain remover
d)
Enzyme presoaks
17.
Paula received a sweater as a gift and loved it.  She wanted to buy it in an additional color.  What information on the garment label will help her locate the source of the sweater?
a)
Manufacturer
b)
Fiber Content
c)
Percentage of fiber by weight
d)
County of origin
18.
When choosing the temperature for drying or ironing a garment, what information is needed?
a)
Manufacturer 
b)
Fiber Content
c)
Percentage of fiber by weight
d)
Country of origin
19.
What does this laundry symbol mean?
a)
Iron with Steam
b)
Do not Iron
c)
Machine wash cold
d)
Tumble dry low
20.
This laundry symbol means:
a)
Tumble Dry High Heat
b)
Gentle Wash
c)
Tumble Dry Low
d)
Lay Flat to Dry
21.
What is the difference between ironing and pressing?
a)
There's a difference?
b)
Ironing is only for interfacing
c)
Pressing is raising and lowering the iron onto fabric; ironing is moving the iron around on the fabric.
d)
Pressing is for what we say in America; ironing is what they say in Cananda
22.
What should you NOT do with pins?
a)
Attach pattern pieces to fabric to cut out pattern
b)
Sew or serge over them
c)
Attach two pattern pieces temporarily before sewing
d)
Mark the location of a dart or notch
23.
How do you end a serged seam?
a)
Cut the looper threads
b)
Cut the thread under the presser foot
c)
Raise the presser foot and pull out the fabric
d)
Chain off
24.
What tool is best for taking body measurements?
a)
Yard Stick
b)
Seam Gauge
c)
Measuring Tape
d)
Ruler
25.
What tool is to be used only with a special self-healing mat and transparent ruler for cutting straight lines?
a)
Dressmakers Shears
b)
Seam Ripper
c)
Rotary Cutter
d)
Pinking Shears 
26.
Why is it important to use a pressing cloth when ironing certain fabrics?
a)
The fabric could melt with direct heat from the iron.
b)
It's just an extra step our teacher wants us to do. 
c)
It makes the iron even hotter, resulting in a smoother result.
d)
To preserve energy.
27.
What is this part of the sewing machine that moves the fabric as you are sewing?
a)
Presser Foot
b)
Hand Wheel
c)
Feed Dog
d)
Bobbin
28.
What is the name of the part that creates the bottom line of stitching?
a)
Upper Thread
b)
Bobbin
c)
Feed Dog
29.
Spencer wants to turn his fabric up 1/2" for a hem. What tool should he use?
a)
Yard Stick
b)
Seam Gauge
c)
Measuring Tape
d)
Ruler
30.
What tool should be used for cutting out fabric for a pair of pj shorts?
a)
Dressmakers Shears
b)
Seam Ripper
c)
Rotary Cutter
d)
Pinking Shears
31.
Which can the serger NOT do?
a)
Trim fabric
b)
Finish fabric
c)
Make buttonholes
d)
Attache two pieces of fabric (seam)
32.
If your sewing machine is making weird stitches and a strange noise, what should you do FIRST?
a)
Check the threading
b)
Adjust tension
c)
Ignore the noise and keep stitching
d)
Change the stitch length
33.
What tool creates a zigzag shaped edge and prevents fraying on fabric?
a)
Dressmakers Shears
b)
Seam Ripper
c)
Rotary Cutter
d)
Pinking Shears
34.
Hannah is using Velcro, a fastener that is made from nylon and has two parts that interlock.  Which type of fastener is she using? 
a)
Hook and eye
b)
Buttons/buttonholes
c)
Hook-and-loop tape
d)
Snaps
35.
Josh was adding a fastener to his shirt. Using double thread, he stitched the button on over a heavy pin and created a thread shank.  What type of fastener did he use? 
a)
Snaps
b)
Shank
c)
Sew through
d)
Hook and eye
36.
What technique should be used to control the extra fullness and sew two pieces of fabric together that are slightly different sizes
a)
Clipping
b)
Dart
c)
Trimming
d)
Easing
37.
Stacy wants to add extra stability to her fabric. Which notion should she choose? 
a)
Interfacing
b)
Elastic
c)
Snap
d)
Button
38.
The apparel development teacher advised Joe to hem the bottom of his dress shirt with a:
a)
fused hem
b)
machine blind hem
c)
rolled hem
d)
turned-and-stitched hem
39.
Karen basted the interfacing to her outer fabric with a 1/2" seam allowance. Which type of interfacing did she use? 
a)
Temporary
b)
Reinforced
c)
Sew-in
d)
Fusible
40.
What type of fastener should be used in a 9-inch side seam opening of a dress?
a)
Elastic
b)
Interfacing
c)
Zipper
d)
Hook and loop tape
41.
To prevent a hem from raveling, you should: 
a)
finish the raw edge
b)
cut the raw edge
c)
press the raw edge
d)
leave the raw edge
42.
What additional fastener should be used at the top of a zipper to keep it from coming unzipped?
a)
Zipper
b)
Buttons
c)
Hook-and-eye
d)
Snaps
43.
Tina needs to baste two fabric pieces together to apply a zipper. Which stitch length setting should be used?
a)
2-3 stitches per inch
b)
6-8 stitches per inch
c)
10-`12 stitches per inch
d)
15-20 stitches per inch
44.
Karen has a dress with a zipper in the back. She has decided to add an additional hook-and-eye fastener directly above the zipper. How should she hand stitch this fastener?
a)
Double thread
b)
Single thread
c)
Fusible web
d)
Triple thread
45.
The quickest, easiest way to temporarily fix a hem would be to:
a)
use fusible web
b)
machine blind hem
c)
complete the turned and stitched hem
d)
hand stitch the hem
46.
Which type off hem stitches and decorates at the same time? 
a)
fused
b)
machine blind
c)
rolled
d)
topstitched
47.
When hemming the length of a formal dress, it is important to wear:
a)
no shoes
b)
flip-flops
c)
comfortable flats
d)
the same shoes that will be worn for the event
48.
The class is making drawstring jewelry bags. Which technique will they use to enclose the drawstring?
a)
Easing
b)
Gathering
c)
Casing
d)
Dart
49.
Sue is constructing a pair of dress pants. Which type of hem should she use to ensure the stitches are not easily visible on the outside of the pants?
a)
Fused
b)
Machine blind
c)
Rolled 
d)
Top stitched
50.
When stitching a facing to a skirt, which stitch will prevent the facing from rolling to the outside of the garment? 
a)
Understitching
b)
Reinforced stitch
c)
Slipstitching
d)
Stay-stitching
51.
Which step should be completed first when making buttons/buttonholes?
a)
Attach the snap
b)
Sew the button on
c)
Made a thread shank
d)
Stitch the buttonhole
52.
Stacy is topstitching the hem of her jeans. She is completing the hem by:
a)
machine
b)
hand
c)
fusing
d)
cutting
53.
In order to control fullness at the waistline of a pair of shorts using a piece of elastic, which technique should be used? 
a)
Easing
b)
Gathering
c)
Casing
d)
Darts
54.
Sue is hemming her son's pants with a slipstitch. She is completing this hem by:
a)
machine
b)
hand
c)
fusing
d)
cutting
55.
Selena needs to hem the bottom edge of her skirt. A properly sewn hem should:
a)
hang straight and even
b)
hang longer in the back
c)
hang longer in the front
d)
have a raw edge
56.
Sue is constructing a denim skirt. Which hem would be most appropriate?
a)
Fused
b)
Machine blind
c)
Rolled
d)
Topstitched
57.
Susan was reattaching a button that came off of her sweater. The button had a metal loop on the back. Which type of button did she have? 
a)
Snaps
b)
Shank
c)
Sew through
d)
Hook and eye
58.
Savannah is sewing a ruffle down the front of her top. The pattern piece for the ruffle is much longer than the piece it joins.  What technique will she use to control the extra fullness in the ruffle? 
a)
Clipping
b)
Gathering
c)
Trimming
d)
Darts
59.
Tina is slip stitching the hem of her skirt. This stitch should be completed with a:
a)
double thread
b)
single thread
c)
triple thread
d)
fusible web
60.

the ability of a fiber to resist damage from rubbing or surface contact

a)

abrasion resistance

b)

Durability

c)

Lyocell

d)

Resiliency

61.

the factory finished edge of a fabric

a)

Satin

b)

Selvage

c)

Seamless

d)

Plain

62.

ability to draw moisture away from the body

so the moisture can evaporate

a)

Wool

b)

Weft

c)

Wicking

d)

Absorbent

63.

cellulosic fiber. Soft, absorbent and comfortable. Wrinkles easily

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Wool

d)

Flax/Linen

64.

Cellulosic fiber. Oldest fiber. Cool and comfortable.

Wrinkles easily. Strong, durable and lustrous.

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Wool

d)

Flax/Linen

65.

a natural protein fiber obtained by unwinding the cocoons of silkworms. Versatile and very comfortable.

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Wool

d)

Flax/Linen

66.

a natural protein fiber made from the fleece of sheep or lambs. Hard wearing and absorbs moisture.

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Wool

d)

Flax/Linen

67.

process of interlacing yarns at right angles

to each other to make fabric

a)

Weave

b)

Warp

c)

Weft

d)

Twill

68.

the longer yarns that run the length of fabric

a)

Weave

b)

Warp

c)

Weft

d)

Twill

69.

the horizontal threads interlaced through the warp in a woven fabric

a)

Weave

b)

Warp

c)

Weft

d)

Twill

70.

This manufactured fiber is elastic-like rubber but is made entirely from chemicals. It has a good stretch and will go back into shape easily

a)

Nylon

b)

Acrylic

c)

Spandex

d)

Acetate

71.

This manufactured fiber looks and feels luxurious. It is crisp and drapes well. It can be dyed

a)

Nylon

b)

Acrylic

c)

Spandex

d)

Acetate

72.

any fiber derived by a process of manufacture from a substance that at any point in the process is not a fiber

a)

Manufactured Fibers

b)

Natural Fibers

c)

Nonwovens

73.

made from plant of animal sources and changed slightly during processing. Cotton, wool, silk, and linen are the most common.

a)

Manufactured Fibers

b)

Natural Fibers

c)

Nonwovens

74.

Made from fibers, not yarns. Fibers are held together by a combination of moisture, heat, chemicals and/or pressure. No grain line

a)

Manufactured Fibers

b)

Natural Fibers

c)

Nonwovens

75.

This manufactured fiber is very versatile and resistant to wrinkles, stretching, shrinking, bleach, sunlight, moths, and mildew.

a)

Olefine

b)

Lyocell

c)

Polyester

d)

Rayon

76.

This manufactured fiber is the lightest fiber made. It has very low absorption, resists wrinkles, soil, water-based stains, mildew, and insects.

a)

Olefine

b)

Lyocell

c)

Polyester

d)

Rayon

77.

This manufactured fiber is classified under rayon. It is a versatile fiber that is breathable, comfortable, durable, dyes well, has a soft drape and is absorbent. It was initially very expensive but prices have come down

a)

Olefine

b)

Lyocell

c)

Polyester

d)

Rayon

78.

the process of pulling loops of yarns through other loops to create interlocking rows of stitches.

a)

Nonwovens

b)

Wovens

c)

Knit

79.

Done on flat screen frames and is similar to stenciling. Each color has its own screen. It is good for large designs

a)

Rotary Printing

b)

Screen Printing

c)

Roller Printing

d)

Block Printing

80.

Color for the design is applied to fabric as it goes through a series of rollers. Rollers are engraved (carved) with the design to be printed.

a)

Rotary Printing

b)

Screen Printing

c)

Roller Printing

d)

Block Printing

81.

Involves dyeing the fabric after it is woven or knitted. Advantages include: Most common dyeing method, least expensive, very fast

a)

Piece Dyeing

b)

Garment Deing

c)

Fiber Dyeing

82.

Involves dyeing the garments to fill retail orders for requested colors. This method is gaining in popularity.

a)

Piece Dyeing

b)

Garment Deing

c)

Fiber Dyeing

83.

involves dyeing the fibers before they are spun into yarns. Advantages: good colorfast, uniform color throughout fiber, clear/rich colors

a)

Piece Dyeing

b)

Garment Deing

c)

Fiber Dyeing

84.

John's straight leg pants give him the illusion of height. Which design shape is he wearing?

a)

Natural

b)

Tubular

c)

Bell

d)

Full

85.

By adding white to a color, you are creating a:

a)

tint.

b)

neutral.

c)

shade.

d)

value.

86.

Mary was advised by the fashion consultant not to wear shiny fabrics that reflect light, and give the impression of added size. Which element of design was the fashion consultant addressing?

a)

Texture

b)

Line

c)

Space

d)

Shape

87.

Flared jeans, A-line skirts, and flair jackets are examples of:

a)

natural shape.

b)

tubular shape.

c)

bell shape.

d)

full shape.

88.

During a retro day at school, Jill wore her mother's vintage flared jeans. Which design shape is she wearing?

a)

Natural

b)

Tubular

c)

Bell

d)

Full

89.

Blue, yellow, and red are known as:

a)

warm colors.

b)

primary colors.

c)

cool colors.

d)

secondary colors.

90.

The lines formed by the seams, darts, pleats, tucks, and edges when a garments is constructed are examples of which type of line?

a)

Verical

b)

Structural

c)

Decorative

d)

Horizontal

91.

While shopping for prom dresses, Lauren noticed that she kept looking at dresses with large amounts of Swarovski crystals on the bodice. Lauren was attracted to dresses illustrating which principle of design?

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Line

d)

Emphasis

92.

People with larger body shapes can appear slimmer by using which color scheme?

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Complementary

c)

Split-Complementary

d)

Analogous

93.

Paul is wearing a double-breasted suit. This is an example of which design principle?

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Rhythm

d)

Emphasis

94.

Pam is wearing a long rectangular dress with vertical emphasis. Which design shape does this create?

a)

Natrual

b)

Tubular

c)

Bell

d)

Full

95.

Holly chose to wear a shirt with blue, green, and violet hues. These colors are considered to be:

a)

secondary colors.

b)

triadic colors.

c)

warm colors.

d)

cool colors.

96.

Sarah, a petite girl, likes a dress that her mother bought her because it made her appear tall and slim. Most likely, the dress had which type of line?

a)

Vertical

b)

Horizontal

c)

Diagonal

d)

Curved

97.

Croquis drawings are often the first step in the design process. These drawings can best be described as:

a)

computer aided design.

b)

rough sketches.

c)

detailed views.

d)

diagrams.

98.

Which principle of design is illustrated by a black dress with a red belt?

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Rhythm

d)

Emphasis

99.

At the baby shower, the new mom loved the gender neutral outfits that were in red, blue, and yellow. These primary colors are an example of which color scheme?

a)

Secondary

b)

Triadic

c)

Warm colors

d)

Cool colors

100.

Mrs. Page is known for wearing skirts with many gathers to work everyday. Her preferred design shape is:

a)

natural.

b)

tubular.

c)

bell.

d)

full.

101.

Using shades and tints of the same color in a quilt project is an example of which color scheme?

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Complementary

c)

Split-Complementary

d)

Analogous

102.

Kim wants to wear her navy suit to work. To coordinate her look, she decides to wear a red-orange scarf with a yellow-orange striped blouse. This is an example of which color scheme?

a)

Monochromatic

b)

Complementary

c)

Split-Complementary

d)

Analogous

103.

Sue is selecting clothing to show the normal shape and contour of her body. Which design shape is Sue looking for?

a)

Natural

b)

Tubular

c)

Bell

d)

Full

104.

What can designers use to enable them to easily visualize and modify their designs during the design process?

a)

Computer Aided Design

b)

Microsoft Excel

c)

Microsoft Word

d)

Fashion Centers

105.

To add a look of softness to the wedding dress, which type of line would be best for the designer to use?

a)

Vertical

b)

Horizontal

c)

Diagonal

d)

Curved

106.

A Mickey Mouse emblem on the little girls sweatshirt illustrates:

a)

proportion.

b)

balance.

c)

rhythm.

d)

emphasis.

107.

A referee's striped shirt illustrates which principle of design?

a)

Porportion

b)

Balance

c)

Rhythm

d)

Texture

108.

The designer chose to use triangle shapes in his fabrics, buttons, and accessories. Which principle of design is he using?

a)

Proportion

b)

Balance

c)

Rhythm

d)

Emphasis

109.

Anna created violet, orange, and green by mixing equal amounts of two primary colors in different combinations. These colors are considered:

a)

warm colors.

b)

primary colors.

c)

cool colors.

d)

secondary colors.

110.

When Sarah decided to add a pink belt to her black sheath dress, she created which type of line?

a)

Vertical

b)

Horizontal

c)

Diagonal

d)

Curved

111.

While Alice was holding her sister's baby, she noticed the baby kept rubbing her satin shirt. Which element of design was the baby experiencing?

a)

Texture

b)

Line

c)

Space

d)

Shape

112.

Sally wanted a prom dress that was classic and followed the curves of her body. Which design shape should Sally look for?

a)

Natural

b)

Tubular

c)

Bell

d)

Full