Clothing has become a big part of our lives. It serves more than just the function of keeping our bodies clothed, and this quiz will test your knowledge of the purposes of clothing we don’t often think about, such as the biological, economic, environmental, and design aspects.
Applique
Dyeing
Hand embroidery
Heat transfer printing
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Environmental, facilities, financial
Expertise, facilities, financial
Expertise, environmental, cultural
Financial, environmental, cultural
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Cotton sports shirt
Lycra bike shorts
Nylon swimsuit
Wool jumper
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Cotton tablecloths
Sun-safe beach suits
Dry clean-only jackets
Viscose rayon business shirts
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The development of a product from idea to market introduction
The durability of a product during use
The popularity of a product from market introduction to redundancy
The progression of a product from idea to production
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Mildewproof and calendered
Non-pilling and water-repellent
Sanforized and antistatic
Soil-resistant and fire-retardant
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Cotton fiber, carded yarn, twill weave fabric.
Nylon fiber, staple spun yarn, warp-knit fabric.
Polyester fiber, filament yarn, plain weave fabric.
Viscose rayon fiber, filament yarn, satin weave fabric.
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Amorphous structure
Crystalline structure
Hydrophobic structure
Morphological structure
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Globalization
Government legislation
Pollution control
Recycling
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Expertise
Political
Social
Technological
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Cotton fiber, soft spun yarn, pile weave fabric
Cotton fiber, filament yarn, twill weave fabric
Viscose rayon fiber, soft spun yarn, plain weave fabric
Polyester/cotton blend, filament yarn, pile weave fabric
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Microfibre
Knit fabric
Embroidered textiles
Heat transfer printing
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Target market, pollution, recycling
Recycling, pollution, government legislation
Latest design trends, government legislation, recycling
Government legislation, latest design trends, globalization
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Plain weave, carded cotton
Plain weave, monofilament nylon
Twill weave, multifilament polyester
Brushed weft knit, staple spun polyester.
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Pollution, multicultural society, gender equality
Multicultural society, gender equality, climate change
Climate change, two-income families, gender equality
Gender equality, two-income families, multicultural society
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Increased productivity, reduction in staff levels, consistent quality
Consistent quality, the financial outlay for machinery, reduction in staff levels
The financial outlay for machinery, increased productivity, consistent quality.
Increased productivity, industrial relations issues, reduction in staff levels
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Personnel, product planning, price structure
Price structure, promotion strategies, personnel
Product planning, price structure, promotion strategies
Place and distribution channels, product planning, personnel
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Embroidery
Resist dyeing
Screen printing
Roller printing
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Bed linen
Children’s sleepwear
Lounge covers
School uniforms
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Decorative embroidery
False pocket
Lace trim
Velcro fastening
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Formal dress
Hand towel
Underwear
Work overalls
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Absorption, wetting-out, abrasion
Agitation, migration, fixation
Decoration, absorption, fixation
Migration, abrasion, wetting-out
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Woolen check
Tie-dyed jersey
Striped non-woven
Cotton floral print
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Abrasion resistance
Dimensional stability
Drapability
Heat resistance
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Meets the needs of a specialised customer base.
Is designed and manufactured overseas.
Requires an increased skill level of workers for its manufacture.
Copies an existing product.
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Cotton fibre, monofilament yarn, double knit
Polyester fibre, high twist yarn, sateen weave
Polyester fibre, multifilament yarn, raschel knit
Viscose rayon, staple spun yarn, Jacquard weave
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Block printing
Computer-linked embroidery
Digital imaging
Roller printing
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Shrinking global markets and decreased exports
Growth in local manufacture and decreased level of tariff protection
Increased level of tariff protection and decreased skill level of workers
Multi-skilled workers and decreased level of tariff protection
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Economic, social and political
Economic, social and financial
Economic, facilities and financial
Technological, ecological and expertise
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To reduce pollution
To meet changing consumer demands
To access cheaper manufacturing costs
To conform to legal requirements of the industry
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Increased sales
Increased capital outlay
Reduced labour costs
Reduced overheads
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Cotton
Nylon
Polyester
Viscose rayon
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Fusible webbing, denim and polyester wadding
Denim, fusible webbing, non-woven interfacing
Polyester wadding, wool felt and non-woven interfacing
Non-woven interfacing, fusible webbing and polyester wadding
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A thicker paste is used, a chemical reaction is not required and the fabric is not fully immersed.
A thinner paste is used, a chemical reaction is not required and the fabric is not fully immersed.
A thicker paste is used, a chemical reaction is required and the fabric is fully immersed.
A thinner paste is used, a chemical reaction is required and the fabric is fully immersed.
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Double knit
Interlock
Single knit jersey
Tricot
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A core spun yarn in a plain weave
A textured, monofilament yarn in a warp knit
A low twist level, staple spun yarn in a pile weave
A high twist level, multifilament yarn in a weft knit
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Textile manufacturers can be accredited with an environmental certification that entitles them to government protection.
Textile waste and used clothing are being recycled into innovative and improved products.
Textile manufacturers are able to receive government subsidies because they produce environmentally friendly products.
The textile industry is being restructured and this has led to an increase in the skill level of workers.
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Bleaching
Digital imaging
Immersion
Warping
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Absorption and reduced drag
Comfort and durability
Maximum stretch and durability
Maximum stretch and reduced drag
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Increase the level of tariff protection.
Manufacture textile products overseas.
Multiskill the workers.
Provide a specialised textile product.
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By increasing the use of yarn
By including stretch in the fabric
By creating more job opportunities
By increasing design possibilities for knit structures
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Applique
Beading
Gold foiling
Stencilling
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Reduced machine productivity
Quick response to market trends
Increased environmental sustainability
Regular investment to update machinery
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Language, geographic location, gender
Available resources, language, expertise
Socioeconomic status, geographic location, gender
Available resources, expertise, socioeconomic status
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Consumer demands, technology, religion, government legislation
Globalisation, consumer demands, technology, government legislation
Religion, consumer demands, government legislation, war
Technology, war, globalisation, religion
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Exterior car cover
Internal carpet
Sheep-skin seat covers
Steering-wheel cover
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Digital printing
Hand embroidery
Heat-transfer printing
Yarn dyeing
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Tariffs, globalisation and religious practices
Tariffs, geographic location and workers’ skills
Religious practices, resource availability and globalisation
Technological development, geographic location and religious practices
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