WorksheetsTextiles Revision
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which fibre, yarn and fabric combination would be most suitable for a child’s kite?
A
B
C
D
Tariffs on apparel manufactured overseas have been reduced since the 1980s. Which of the following shows how this has affected Australian contemporary designers?
It has made imported apparel more expensive.
It has made apparel cheaper to produce in Australia.
It has decreased competition with cheaper textiles from overseas.
It has made imported apparel more competitive in the Australian market
Children’s socks with a cartoon character design are mass produceWhat is the best method of printing the design on the socks?
Block printing
Roller printing
Resist printing
Digital printing
Which combination of fibre, yarn and fabric would best suit a carpet to be used in a busy office?
A
B
C
D
Why do manufacturers of textile products include care instructions on their labels?
To aid brand identification
To meet consumer demand
To provide public education
To satisfy government legislation
A local swim club places an annual order for swimming costumes which require a fabric with a multicoloured, all-over pattern that incorporates the club logo and swimmer’s name. Which technique would best suit these requirements?
Digital printing
Screen printing
Hand embroidery
Machine embroidery
Which of the following is the best example of mass-produced textile items?
Handmade wedding dresses
Made-to-measure business suits
Underwear sold in a department store
Couture garments for a fashion show
Many Australian textile designers are outsourcing the manufacture of their products overseas. Which of the following factors is most likely to have led to this trend?
Increased local tariffs
Lower production costs
Improved quality of production
Growth in market appeal of imported products
Chris makes hand-embroidered aprons in her spare time. The design of the aprons is changed regularly. Which of the following is the most suitable distribution channel for Chris to sell these aprons?
Wholesaler
Market stall
Department store
Mail order catalogue
Bicomponent yarns are produced when two
natural fibres are spun to form a yarn.
multifilament yarns are twisted together.
different polymers are extruded together.
single yarns are twisted to form a ply yarn.
