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G5 TLE

Total questions: 88

Worksheet time: 3620secs

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Class
Date
1.

Why is sewing important?

a)

It helps save money and gives joy and pride in making things.

b)

It helps you cook better meals.

c)

It helps you learn mathematics.

d)

It helps you write better essays.

2.

How does sewing show creativity?

a)

By helping you design and make your own clothes to show your style.

b)

By teaching you how to draw pictures.

c)

By helping you write stories.

d)

By teaching you how to play musical instruments.

3.

Why is sewing good for bonding?

a)

It builds patience, teamwork, and fun memories.

b)

It helps you learn to work alone.

c)

It teaches you how to read books.

d)

It helps you learn to solve puzzles.

4.

What are the six main sewing tool groups?

a)

Measuring, marking, cutting, pinning, stitching & turning, and storage tools.

b)

Measuring, cutting, folding, ironing, and storage tools.

c)

Measuring, marking, cutting, sewing, and painting tools.

d)

Measuring, pinning, folding, stitching, and cleaning tools.

5.

Why are sewing tools important?

a)

They make sewing easier, faster, safer, and help produce neat results.

b)

They make sewing harder and slower.

c)

They are not necessary for sewing.

d)

They are only used for decoration.

6.

What are measuring tools used for in sewing?

a)

To take body measurements, make patterns, and mark fabric correctly.

b)

To cut fabric into specific shapes and sizes.

c)

To pin fabric pieces together before sewing.

d)

To store sewing supplies neatly.

7.

What is a tape measure used for in sewing?

a)

Measuring the body, fabric, and patterns.

b)

Drawing straight lines on fabric.

c)

Measuring short spaces like hems and seams.

d)

Transferring marks onto fabric.

8.

What does a ruler do in sewing?

a)

Helps draw straight lines and measure fabric accurately.

b)

Measures short spaces like hems and seams.

c)

Transfers marks onto fabric.

d)

Cuts fabric into specific shapes.

9.

What do marking tools do in sewing?

a)

They transfer marks and lines onto fabric for sewing.

b)

They measure short spaces like hems and seams.

c)

They help cut fabric into specific shapes.

d)

They store sewing supplies neatly.

10.

What is tailor’s chalk used for?

a)

To sew fabric pieces together

b)

To mark fabric with a hard, colored wax

c)

To cut fabric neatly

d)

To remove stitches easily

11.

What does a needle threader do?

a)

Helps put thread through the needle’s eye easily

b)

Helps cut thread

c)

Helps measure thread length

d)

Helps clean the needle

12.

What is a thimble used for?

a)

To measure fabric

b)

To protect your finger and help push the needle through fabric

c)

To hold pins and needles

d)

To clean and polish needles

13.

What is thread used for?

a)

To cut fabric

b)

To hold fabric pieces together

c)

To clean needles

d)

To measure fabric

14.

Which of the following is NOT a sewing safety reminder?

a)

Keep tools clean and sharp

b)

Store tools properly

c)

Use the wrong tool for the job

d)

Be careful with sharp tools

15.

Why is it important to get all tools ready before sewing?

a)

To make work faster and easier

b)

To avoid wasting fabric

c)

To create more complex designs

d)

To prevent thread from breaking

16.

What is the importance of knowing how to use every tool before sewing?

a)

To have them ready before starting

b)

To avoid wasting thread

c)

To create colorful designs

d)

To sew faster

17.

What is the benefit of sewing in a well-ventilated area?

a)

It helps you sew faster.

b)

It ensures comfort and safety.

c)

It keeps the fabric clean.

d)

It reduces the need for lighting.

18.

5 kinds of tools

(a)  

19.

Guides drawing lines and marking fabric.

a)

tape measure

b)

ruler

c)

sewing gauge

20.

Used for body measurements, pattern drafting, and fabric layout.

a)

tape measure

b)

ruler

c)

sewing gauge

21.

Measures and marks short distances like hems, tucks, and seams.

a)

tape measure

b)

ruler

c)

sewing gauge

22.

Hard, colored wax for marking measurements on fabric.

a)

Tracing wheel

b)

Tailor’s chalk

c)

Tracing paper or dressmaker’s carbon paper

23.

Pressed against tracing paper to transfer pattern marks; make sure to use cardboard under fabric to protect the table if being used.

a)

Tracing wheel

b)

Tailor’s chalk

c)

Tracing paper or dressmaker’s carbon paper

24.

Transfers construction marks from the pattern to fabric using a tracing wheel.

a)

Tracing wheel

b)

Tailor’s chalk

c)

Tracing paper or dressmaker’s carbon paper

25.

Small, pointed metal tools for trimming seams, cutting threads, pattern pieces, and buttonholes.

a)

Seam ripper

b)

Shears

c)

Scissor

26.

Type of scissors over six inches long and is designed for cutting fabric with bent handles and a thumb and finger opening.

a)

Seam ripper

b)

Shears

c)

Scissor

27.

  1. Used for ripping machine-stitched seams.

a)

Seam ripper

b)

Shears

c)

Scissor

28.

A slender metal needle with an eye at the end used to join fabrics by hand. Small, round-eyed needles are for hand sewing,

a)

Hand-sewing needles

b)

Sewing-machine stitching needles

c)

Dressmaker pins

29.

A needle attached to the sewing machine, with a metal pin used for machine stitching. It has a pointed end and a hole for carrying the thread. The needle size depends on the fabric and thread; use size 11 for fine fabrics like georgette, and size 18 or 19 for heavier fabrics.

a)

Hand-sewing needles

b)

Sewing-machine stitching needles

c)

Dressmaker pins

30.

Dressmaker pins have sharp points and will not leave marks on the fabric. This is a sharp needle-like tool with a head used to hold two pieces of fabric together.

a)

Hand-sewing needles

b)

Sewing-machine stitching needles

c)

Dressmaker pins

31.

s used to push a needle through the material, offering protection to the hand. It is worn on the middle finger to hold the needle and protect the finger.

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thimble

e)

Sewing box

32.

Used to hold fabric together

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thread

e)

Sewing box

33.

A container to store sewing tools and equipment. Use partitions to keep tools organized and separated.

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thread

e)

Sewing box

34.

A needle threader makes threading of the needle easier.

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thread

e)

Sewing box

35.

A pincushion filled with sand or ceramic to polish needles and prevent rust.

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thread

e)

Sewing box

36.

A small cushion for storing pins and needles while sewing.

a)

Emery bag

b)

Pincushion

c)

Needle threader

d)

Thread

e)

Sewing box

37.

scisoor

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

38.

needle

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

39.

thread

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

40.

pins

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

41.

sewing box

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

42.

thimble

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

43.

tracing paper

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

44.

ruler

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

45.

tracing wheel

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

46.

tailors chalk

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

47.

tape measure

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

48.

ruler

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

49.

pin cushion

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

50.

shears

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

51.

emery bag

a)

stitching & turning

b)

marking

c)

pinning

d)

cutting

e)

measuring

52.

5 plain stitches

(a)  

53.

4 decorative stitch

(a)  

54.

IDENTIFY THE GIVEN PICTURE

a)

SPLIT STITCH

b)

STEM STITCH

c)

CHAIN STITCH

d)

RUNNING STITCH

55.

1

(a)  

56.

2

(a)  

57.

3

(a)  

58.

4

(a)  

59.

5

(a)  

60.

n

(a)  

61.

p

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62.

q

(a)  

63.

o

(a)  

64.

m

(a)  

65.

l

(a)  

66.

k

(a)  

67.

j

(a)  

68.

h

(a)  

69.

a

(a)  

70.

c

(a)  

71.

f

(a)  

72.

g

(a)  

73.

d

(a)  

74.

h

(a)  

75.

i

(a)  

76.

e

(a)  

77.

b

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78.

a

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79.

b

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80.

c

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81.

d

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82.

e

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83.

f

(a)  

84.

4 types of sewing machine

(a)  

85.

Types of Sewing Machines :Manually operated and not powered by electricity

a)

mechanical

b)

computerized

c)

electronic

d)

overlocker

86.

Types of Sewing Machines :Uses a single motor that electronically powers the needle.

a)

mechanical

b)

computerized

c)

electronic

d)

overlocker

87.

Types of Sewing Machines: Have LED display or LCD displays instead of using dials and buttons. Some of these machines have a USB port to enable the sewer to create her own designs on a computer and link it to the machin

a)

mechanical

b)

computerized

c)

electronic

d)

overlocker

88.

Types of Sewing Machines: Used to finish hems and seams. These machines have fewer functions than sewing machines but have the ability to stitch and trim away excess fabric at twice the speed.

a)

mechanical

b)

computerized

c)

electronic

d)

overlocker