11. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Bed
1. Gives motion to the needle
b. Arm
2. Fitted on top of the arm to hold the real
c. Spoil pin
3. Horizontal upper part of the head
d. Needle bar
4. Base of the machine
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Bed | 1. Gives motion to the needle |
| b. Arm | 2. Fitted on top of the arm to hold the real |
| c. Spoil pin | 3. Horizontal upper part of the head |
| d. Needle bar | 4. Base of the machine |
12. The BEST edge treatment for scarves or products made from sheer fabrics is a
13. Which of the following fibres can be confirmed by performing microscopic test?
14. Consider the following statements regarding the procedure for ironing of cotton and linen
1. Iron first cuff collar and joints.
2. Iron on the outer side of the fabric.
3. Moisturise clothes.
4. Withstand high heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
1. Iron first cuff collar and joints.
2. Iron on the outer side of the fabric.
3. Moisturise clothes.
4. Withstand high heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
15. Shrinkage of cotton fabrics is reduced by the process called
16. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. A placket or any garment opening
1. Closing
b. A straight sleeve flauing at the bottom
2. Bell sleeve
c. Another word for armholes
3. Armscye
d. Decouative piece of fabric
4. Applique
| List-I | List-II |
| a. A placket or any garment opening | 1. Closing |
| b. A straight sleeve flauing at the bottom | 2. Bell sleeve |
| c. Another word for armholes | 3. Armscye |
| d. Decouative piece of fabric | 4. Applique |
17. Assertion (A) Maintenance of fabrics made from low twisted yarns is easier for the consumer.
Reason (R) Low twisted yarns shed soil easily since there is less space between the fibres for soil to settle.
Reason (R) Low twisted yarns shed soil easily since there is less space between the fibres for soil to settle.
18. Match the following.
List-I (Principle of Design)
List-II (Description)
a. Harmony
1. Concentration of interests in the selected area of design when compared with other subordinated areas.
b. Emphasis
2. When a design has unity it holds the attention of the observer and gives a balanced look to the design.
c. Rhythm
3. A visual distribution of weight from a central area.
d. Balance
4. It can be created in a garment with repetition, gradation, transition or radical arrangement of design.
e. Proportion
5. It includes the relationship of height, width, depth and surrounding space of each design
| List-I (Principle of Design) | List-II (Description) |
| a. Harmony | 1. Concentration of interests in the selected area of design when compared with other subordinated areas. |
| b. Emphasis | 2. When a design has unity it holds the attention of the observer and gives a balanced look to the design. |
| c. Rhythm | 3. A visual distribution of weight from a central area. |
| d. Balance | 4. It can be created in a garment with repetition, gradation, transition or radical arrangement of design. |
| e. Proportion | 5. It includes the relationship of height, width, depth and surrounding space of each design |
19. Assertion (A) The most suitable method of printing with disperse dyesis transfer printing.
Reasoning (R) Disperse dyes sublime when heated to high temperature.
Reasoning (R) Disperse dyes sublime when heated to high temperature.
20. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. A line of stich at the edge
1. Hem
b. Finish formed back of the raw edge of a garment to wrong side
2. Notch
c. Small V shaped cut
3. Edge Stitch
d. Temporary stitching
4. Machine Basting
| List-I | List-II |
| a. A line of stich at the edge | 1. Hem |
| b. Finish formed back of the raw edge of a garment to wrong side | 2. Notch |
| c. Small V shaped cut | 3. Edge Stitch |
| d. Temporary stitching | 4. Machine Basting |
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