Textiles and Fashion: Interactive Learning Quizzes for Year 6 Art and Design

Question 1

Which of these materials comes from plants?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 2

Which of these materials is a synthetic fibre?

Accepted Answer

Nylon

Answer

Cotton

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Wool

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Silk

Question 3

Which of these fibres is NOT found in nature?

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Rayon

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Cotton

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Linen

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Silk

Question 4

Which of these fibers comes from plants or animals?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

Accepted Answer

Linen

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 5

Which of the following is a synthetic fibre?

Accepted Answer

Nylon

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Cotton

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Linen

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Wool

Question 6

Which fabric is known for its warmth and comfort?

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Wool

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Cotton

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Silk

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Linen

Question 7

Which of the following is a synthetic fiber?

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Nylon

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Cotton

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Linen

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Silk

Question 8

Which of these materials is NOT used to make clothes in nature?

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Nylon

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Cotton

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Wool

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Silk

Question 9

Which of the following is a natural fibre that comes from a plant?

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Cotton

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Polyester

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Silk

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Nylon

Question 10

What property of fabric determines how it hangs and flows when used in clothing?

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Drape

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Strength

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Water absorption

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a fabric?

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Plastic wrap

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Cotton

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Denim

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a type of textile fibre?

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Metal

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Natural

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Synthetic

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Artificial

Question 13

Which of these is NOT a printing technique used in textiles?

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Embroidery

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Screen printing

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Tie-dyeing

Question 14

Which of these is a natural fibre?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

Accepted Answer

Wool

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 15

When designing a textile, what should we consider first?

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The intended purpose

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The printing method

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The color scheme

Question 16

Which of these fibres can be found in nature?

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Cotton

Accepted Answer

Wool

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 17

Which of the following is a natural fibre?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

Accepted Answer

Wool

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Polyester

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Nylon

Question 18

Which of these materials comes from plants or animals?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

Accepted Answer

Wool

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 19

Which of these is NOT a weaving technique?

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Embroidery

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Plain weave

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Twill weave

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a type of textile fibre?

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Metal

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Natural

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Man-made

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Animal

Question 21

Which of the following is a synthetic fibre?

Accepted Answer

Polyester

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Cotton

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Linen

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Wool

Question 22

Which of the following is NOT a type of textile fibre used in clothing?

Accepted Answer

Gold

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Cotton

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Polyester

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Rayon

Question 23

Which of the following is a man-made fiber?

Accepted Answer

Polyester

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Wool

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Cotton

Question 24

Which of these is NOT a property of cotton?

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Catches fire easily

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Absorbs moisture

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Keeps you warm

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Lets air pass through

Question 25

Which technique involves crossing threads over and under each other to create fabric?

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Weaving

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Knitting

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Sewing

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Printing

Question 26

Which fabric stretches and springs back to its original shape?

Accepted Answer

Lycra

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Cotton

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Silk

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Wool

Question 27

When sewing, why do we usually add a bit of extra fabric around the edges?

Accepted Answer

To stop the fabric from fraying

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To make the seam more durable

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To adjust the size of the garment

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To add some decoration

Question 28

Which of these comes from plants or animals?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

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Nylon

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Polyester

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Acrylic

Question 29

In weaving, which threads run up and down the fabric?

Accepted Answer

Warp threads

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Weft threads

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Both are the same

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Neither of these

Question 30

Which tool helps you put a design onto fabric?

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Stencil

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Scissors

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Iron

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Needle

Question 31

What is most important for a successful designer to have?

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Imagination and creativity

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Good drawing skills

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Knowledge of materials and techniques

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Good marketing skills

Question 32

Which of these materials is NOT a natural fibre?

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Nylon

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Cotton

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Wool

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Linen

Question 33

What is the name of the technique used to sew two pieces of fabric together?

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Sewing

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Weaving

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Knitting

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Printing

Question 34

In weaving, what does the loom hold?

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The warp threads

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The weft threads

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The pattern

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The finished fabric

Question 35

Which fabric is best for making a summer dress?

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Chiffon

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Denim

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Corduroy

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Tweed

Question 36

In weaving, what term refers to the threads that run lengthwise?

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Warp

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Weft

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Tool

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Fabric

Question 37

Which of the following is a man-made fibre?

Accepted Answer

Polyester

Answer

Cotton

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Wool

Answer

Silk

Question 38

What is the process of joining pieces of fabric together using a needle and thread called?

Accepted Answer

Sewing

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Weaving

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Knitting

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Printing

Question 39

Which of the following is a characteristic of silk fabric?

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Breathable and lightweight

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Strong and durable

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Water-resistant

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Flame-resistant

Question 40

How does a loom differ from a sewing machine?

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A loom creates fabric by weaving threads together, while a sewing machine joins pieces of fabric.

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A loom is used for creating thick fabrics, while a sewing machine is used for thin fabrics.

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A loom is used for making traditional designs, while a sewing machine is used for modern designs.

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A loom and a sewing machine are used for the same purpose.

Question 41

Screen printing is an example of a textile printing technique.

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True

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False

Question 42

What is the difference between a fabric and a garment?

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A fabric is the raw material, while a garment is the finished product.

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A fabric is measured in metres, while a garment is measured in yards.

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A fabric is used to make a garment, while a garment is worn by people.

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There is no difference between a fabric and a garment.

Question 43

What is the process of joining threads together to make fabric called?

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Weaving

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Knitting

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Crocheting

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Felting

Question 44

What is the name of the technique used to print a design onto fabric using a screen?

Accepted Answer

Silkscreen

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Embroidery

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Dyeing

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Weaving

Question 45

What is the difference between the warp and the weft in weaving?

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Warp threads run up and down, while weft threads run across

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Warp threads run across, while weft threads run up and down

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Warp threads are thicker, while weft threads are thinner

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Weft threads are thicker, while warp threads are thinner

Question 46

Which tool is used to hold fabric taut while embroidering intricate designs?

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Embroidery hoop

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Needle

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Thread

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Scissors

Question 47

Which of these is NOT a natural fiber?

Accepted Answer

Nylon

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Cotton

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Silk

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Wool

Question 48

What is the process called when threads are intertwined to create fabric?

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Weaving

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Knitting

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Embroidering

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Macrame

Question 49

Which of the following best describes silk?

Accepted Answer

Soft and luxurious

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Strong and long-lasting

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Water-resistant

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Stain-resistant

Question 50

What printing method uses a screen with a stencil to transfer ink onto fabric?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Block printing

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Digital printing

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Etching

Question 51

In fashion design, what is the purpose of a mood board?

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To display ideas and inspirations

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To plan and organize a project

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To assess the quality of a design

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To compare different fabric samples

Question 52

Which of these is a sustainable material used in fashion?

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Bamboo

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Leather

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Fur

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Silk

Question 53

Which tool is used to measure fabric?

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Tape measure

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Ruler

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Protractor

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Compass

Question 54

What is the primary purpose of a hem on a fabric?

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To strengthen the edge and prevent fraying

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To add decorative details to a garment

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To make the fabric more comfortable to wear

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To reduce the length of the fabric

Question 55

Which of the following materials are NOT a natural textile fiber?

Accepted Answer

Nylon

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Cotton

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Wool

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Silk

Question 56

What is the technique used to interlace yarns in a perpendicular manner to create a fabric?

Accepted Answer

Weaving

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Knitting

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Crocheting

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Felting

Question 57

Which of the following properties best describes the feel of silk fabric?

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Soft and smooth

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Strong and durable

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Water-absorbent and breathable

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Wrinkle-resistant

Question 58

What is the main function of a sewing machine in textiles?

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To stitch pieces of fabric together

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To create decorative embellishments

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To cut fabric into desired shapes

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To print designs on fabric

Question 59

What is the term for applying color and designs to fabric using dyes or pigments?

Accepted Answer

Dyeing

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Printing

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Painting

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Embroidery

Question 60

Which traditional textile craft is commonly associated with the United Kingdom?

Accepted Answer

Weaving

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Quilting

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Macrame

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Tie-dye

Question 61

What is the main purpose of creating a mood board in textile design?

Accepted Answer

To gather inspiration and ideas

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To present design concepts

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To test different color combinations

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To select materials for a project

Question 62

In weaving, what is the difference between the warp and weft threads?

Accepted Answer

The warp threads run vertically, while the weft threads run horizontally

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The warp threads are colored, while the weft threads are white

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The warp threads are stronger than the weft threads

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The warp threads are patterned, while the weft threads are plain

Question 63

What is the name of the technique used to create fabric by interlacing threads?

Accepted Answer

Weaving

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Sewing

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Printing

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Dyeing

Question 64

Which printing method involves transferring ink from a mesh screen onto fabric?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Block printing

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Digital printing

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Heat transfer printing