Free Printable ағылшын 101-200

1.

Job responsibility of Creative director?

a)

Des ign

b)

Prototype

c)

Retail

d)

Manufacturing

e)

Product lunch

2.

Job responsibility of Pattern maker?

a)

Prototype

b)

Des ign

c)

Retail

d)

Manufacturing

e)

Product lunch

3.

Job responsibility of Sales assistant?

a)

Retail

b)

Des ign

c)

Prototype

d)

Manufacturing

e)

Product lunch

4.

Job responsibility of Machine operator?

a)

Manufacturing

b)

Des ign

c)

Prototype

d)

Retail

e)

Product lunch

5.

Job responsibility of PR manager?

a)

Product lunch

b)

Des ign

c)

Prototype

d)

Retail

e)

Manufacturing

6.

Dealing with clients

a)

Stylist

b)

PR manager

c)

Fashion designer

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

7.

Managing a team of staff

a)

PR manager

b)

Stylist

c)

Fashion designer

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

8.

Illustrating designs

a)

Fashion designer

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

9.

Discussing products with clients

a)

Textile factory manager

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Fashion journalist

10.

Working with different media

a)

Fashion journalist

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Textile factory manager

11.

Creating looks

a)

Stylist

b)

PR manager

c)

Fashion designer

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

12.

Organizing publicity events

a)

PR manager

b)

Stylist

c)

Fashion designer

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

13.

Presenting designs at fashion shows

a)

Fashion designer

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

14.

Making contacts at trade fairs

a)

Textile factory manager

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Fashion journalist

15.

İnterviewing other people

a)

Fashion journalist

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Textile factory manager

16.

Working with PR team

a)

PR manager

b)

Stylist

c)

Fashion designer

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

17.

Receiving awards

a)

Fashion designer

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Textile factory manager

e)

Fashion journalist

18.

Sourcing fabrics

a)

Textile factory manager

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Fashion journalist

19.

Operating machinery

a)

Machine operator

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Fashion journalist

20.

Manufacturing textiles

a)

Machine operator

b)

Stylist

c)

PR manager

d)

Fashion designer

e)

Fashion journalist

21.

System is often used to create 3D fabrics and models

a)

CAD

b)

CAM

c)

Draw

d)

Paint

e)

Word

22.

System helps textile mills produce garments more quickly

a)

CAM

b)

CAD

c)

Draw

d)

Paint

e)

Word

23.

Street-style designs became very popular

a)

1960-present

b)

1400-1600

c)

1700-1800

d)

1000-1400

e)

1600-1700

24.

Marine merchants and traders expanded textile markets and distributed textiles between Asia and Europe

a)

1400-1600

b)

1960-present

c)

1700-1800

d)

1000-1400

e)

1600-1700

25.

North American colonists produced cotton for Europe

a)

1700-1800

b)

1400-1600

c)

1700-1900

d)

1000-1400

e)

1600-1700

26.

A new luxury fabric-silk-was invented

a)

1000-1400

b)

1960-present

c)

1400-1600

d)

1700-1800

e)

1600-1700

27.

Haute courte designers established fashion houses

a)

1800-1950

b)

1400-1600

c)

1700-1800

d)

1000-1400

e)

1600-1700

28.

Royal courts created fashion labour rules and laws

a)

1600-1700

b)

1960-present

c)

1400-1600

d)

1700-1800

e)

1000-1400

29.

Dresses became shorter, and they had low waists.

a)

1920s

b)

1930s

c)

1940s

d)

1950s

e)

1960s

30.

As Coco Chanel became more fashinable, women imitated her style of wearing lots of long pearl necklaces.

a)

1930s

b)

1920s

c)

1940s

d)

1950s

e)

1960s

31.

Folded A- line skirts became very popular.

a)

1940s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1950s

e)

1960s

32.

Dior’s New Look became popular.

a)

1950s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1960s

33.

In London, Mary Quant designed miniskirts.

a)

1960s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1950s

34.

Women started to wear decorated wrap dresses.

a)

1970s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1950s

35.

Women started to wear jackets and dresses with big shoulders.

a)

1980s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1950s

36.

Nirvana and Pearl Jam made “grunge” popular.

a)

1990s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1950s

37.

Many people started wearing skinny jeans with all kinds of footwear.

a)

2000s

b)

1920s

c)

1930s

d)

1940s

e)

1950s

38.

Wool fabric

a)

Autumn/winter lines fabric

b)

Spring/summer lines fabric

c)

Synthetic fabric

d)

Artificial fabric

e)

Man-made fabric

39.

Corduray fabric

a)

Autumn/winter lines fabric

b)

Spring/summer lines fabric

c)

Synthetic fabric

d)

Artificial fabric

e)

Man-made fabric

40.

Lace

a)

Spring/summer lines fabric

b)

Autumn/winter lines fabric

c)

Synthetic fabric

d)

Artificial fabric

e)

Man-made fabric

41.

Linen

a)

Spring/summer lines fabric

b)

Autumn/winter lines fabric

c)

Synthetic fabric

d)

Artificial fabric

e)

Man-made fabric

42.

Chiffon

a)

Spring/summer lines fabric

b)

Autumn/winter lines fabric

c)

Natural fabric

d)

Artificial fabric

e)

Animal fabric

43.

Damask

a)

Evening wear fabric

b)

Natural fabric

c)

Artificial fabric

d)

Animal fabric

e)

Man made fabric

44.

Satin

a)

Evening wear fabric

b)

Natural fabric

c)

Artificial fabric

d)

Animal fabric

e)

Man made fabric

45.

Tafetta

a)

Evening wear fabric

b)

Natural fabric

c)

Artificial fabric

d)

Animal fabric

e)

Man made fabric

46.

These programs can calculate the amount of fabric needed and its coast. They also make grading changes easier without wasting fabric.

a)

Pattern design systems

b)

CAD

c)

CAM

d)

Draw

e)

Paint

47.

Shoulder 56 cm/ 14 in Around chest 81 cm/ 32 in Around waist 66 cm/ 26 in Around hips 86 cm/ 34 in Sleave 79 cm/ 31 in

a)

Size S

b)

Size M

c)

Size L

d)

Size XL

e)

Size XXL

48.

Shoulder 38 cm/ 15 in Around chest 86 cm/ 34 in Around waist 71 cm/ 28 in Around hips 91 cm/ 36 in Sleave 82 cm/ 32 in

a)

Size M

b)

Size S

c)

Size L

d)

Size XL

e)

Size XXL

49.

Shoulder 38 cm/ 15 in Around chest 91 cm/ 36 in Around waist 76 cm/ 30 in Around hips 97 cm/ 38 in Sleave 84 cm/ 33 in

a)

Size L

b)

Size S

c)

Size M

d)

Size XL

e)

Size XXL

50.

Shoulder 39 cm/ 15,5 in Around chest 97 cm/ 38 in Around waist 81 cm/ 32 in Around hips 102 cm/ 40 in Sleave 86,5 cm/ 35 in

a)

Size XL

b)

Size S

c)

Size M

d)

Size L

e)

Size XXL

51.

Sample strips of material

a)

Swatches

b)

Polka dot

c)

Accessories

d)

Pattern

e)

Trend

52.

A spotty pattern

a)

Polka dot

b)

Swatches

c)

Accessories

d)

Trend

e)

Fashion

53.

The use of computer technology for design

a)

CAD

b)

CAM

c)

Draw

d)

Paint

e)

Word

54.

Scarves, hats, and bags

a)

Accessories

b)

Polka dot

c)

Swatches

d)

Trend

e)

Fashion

55.

An event where models show a range of clothing on a catwalk

a)

Fashion show

b)

Haute couture

c)

Pattern

d)

Trend

e)

Mannequin

56.

Term used to describe luxury, made to order clothing

a)

Haute couture

b)

Fashion show

c)

Pattern

d)

Trend

e)

Mannequin

57.

A repeat of a design such as floral or tartan

a)

Pattern

b)

Fashion show

c)

Haute couture

d)

Trend

e)

Mannequin

58.

A fashion or style of the moment

a)

Trend

b)

Fashion show

c)

Haute couture

d)

Pattern

e)

Mannequin

59.

Trousers made of denim

a)

Jeans

b)

Lace

c)

Damask

d)

Linen

e)

Satin

60.

Plastic model used to display clothes

a)

Mannequin

b)

Fashion show

c)

Haute couture

d)

Pattern

e)

Trend

61.

A decoration on fabric made with thread

a)

Embroidery

b)

Haute couture

c)

Pattern

d)

Trend

e)

Mannequin

62.

A fine wool used in luxury knitwear

a)

Cashemere

b)

Damask

c)

Satin

d)

Denim

e)

Cotton

63.

Change the color of a fabric

a)

Dye

b)

Embroidery

c)

Spinning

d)

Weaving

e)

Finishing

64.

As the PR manager, I’m responsible for the brand’s public____

a)

image

b)

trend

c)

process

d)

textile

e)

fashion

65.

______is in charge of negotiating prices with supplies.

a)

Buyer

b)

Stylist

c)

Designer

d)

Staff

e)

Manager

66.

Working as a retail manager involves__________

a)

Managing a team of staff

b)

Manufacturing textiles

c)

Presenting designs at fashion shows

d)

Negotiating prices with supplies

e)

Disscussing products

67.

Match the verb with its alternative: Monitor

a)

check

b)

manage

c)

find

d)

discuss

e)

present

68.

Match the verb with its alternative: Deal with

a)

manage

b)

check

c)

find

d)

discuss

e)

present

69.

Match the verb with its alternative: Source

a)

find

b)

check

c)

manage

d)

discuss

e)

present

70.

Match the verb with its alternative: Negotiate

a)

discuss

b)

check

c)

manage

d)

find

e)

present

71.

Match the verb with its alternative: Involve

a)

include

b)

check

c)

manage

d)

find

e)

discuss

72.

Match the verb with its alternative: Keep up with

a)

maintain

b)

check

c)

manage

d)

find

e)

discuss

73.

Match the verb with its alternative: Manufacture

a)

make

b)

check

c)

find

d)

discuss

e)

present

74.

Match the verb with its alternative: Oversee

a)

Supervise

b)

check

c)

find

d)

discuss

e)

present

75.

What design details are you thinking ___including?

a)

Of

b)

Into

c)

On

d)

At

e)

With

76.

We are looking _____using a geometric print.

a)

Into

b)

Of

c)

On

d)

At

e)

With

77.

The team’s working _____the next promotional event.

a)

On

b)

Of

c)

Into

d)

At

e)

With

78.

Pinstripes are really popular ___ the moment

a)

At

b)

Of

c)

Into

d)

On

e)

With

79.

We’re promoting the new collection________an event in store.

a)

With

b)

Of

c)

Into

d)

On

e)

At

80.

Who began selling blue jeans in 1874?

a)

Levi Strauss

b)

Twiggy

c)

Coco Chanel

d)

Mary Quant

e)

Pierre Cardin

81.

What did Singer&Howe invent?

a)

Sewing machine

b)

c)

Button

d)

Zip

e)

Jeans

82.

Who did Mary Quant launch as a supermodel?

a)

Twiggy

b)

Levi Strauss

c)

Coco Chanel

d)

Pierre Cardin

e)

Armani

83.

Where did the bikini appear for the first time?

a)

At a fashion show in Paris

b)

In 1920

c)

In 1930

d)

In UK

e)

In USA

84.

When did nylon stockings go on sale?

a)

In 1940

b)

In 1920

c)

In 1930

d)

In 1950

e)

In 1960

85.

Who was known for her tailored suits?

a)

Coco Chanel

b)

Levi Strauss

c)

Twiggy

d)

Mary Quant

e)

Pierre Cardin

86.

What was the first designer logo?

a)

An embroidered crocodile

b)

Eagle

c)

Basket

d)

İce-cream

e)

87.

Which designer created the first ready to wear lines?

a)

Pierre Cardin

b)

Levi Strauss

c)

Twiggy

d)

Coco Chanel

e)

Mary Quant

88.

Many young people today have a____look.

a)

Mixed

b)

Fitted

c)

Large

d)

Small

e)

Business

89.

In 1955 Mary Quant created her own fashion pieces featuring skirts with_______ hemlines and crocheted tops.

a)

Shortened

b)

Lengthened

c)

Mixed

d)

Fitted

e)

Business

90.

At the Spring fashion event many women were wearing trousers with____cuffs and flats.

a)

Turned up

b)

Dropped

c)

Shortened

d)

Lengthened

e)

Fitted

91.

In the 80s women wore _________jackets to look more powerful in the workplace.

a)

Padded

b)

Pleated

c)

Shortened

d)

Lengthened

e)

Fitted

92.

Christian Dior’s glamorous “New Look” featured_______waists with full skirts.

a)

Cinched

b)

Shortened

c)

No answer

d)

Lengthened

e)

Fitted

93.

During the 40s______skirts became popular as they were considered very practical.

a)

Pleated

b)

Printed

c)

Shortened

d)

Lengthened

e)

Fitted

94.

Let the hem down. Means:

a)

Make longer

b)

Make narrower

c)

Make wider

d)

Make shorter

e)

Make lighter

95.

Take the waist in. Means:

a)

Make narrower

b)

Make longer

c)

Make wider

d)

Make shorter

e)

Make lighter

96.

Let the leg out. Means:

a)

Make wider

b)

Make longer

c)

Make narrower

d)

Make shorter

e)

Make lighter

97.

Take the sleeve up. Means:

a)

Make shorter

b)

Make longer

c)

Make narrower

d)

Make wider

e)

Make lighter

98.

Take the pocket off. Means:

a)

Remove

b)

Place

c)

Switch

d)

Stitch

e)

Fix

99.

We don’t need an extra pocket. Let’s____

a)

Take it off

b)

Take out

c)

Take in

d)

Take about

e)

Take it up

100.

The cuff is too tight on this sleeve. We need to____

a)

Let it out.

b)

Let it in

c)

Let it up

d)

Let it down

e)

Let it off

ағылшын 101-200

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

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