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Topic is about TEXTILES and LEATHER. This quiz contains some of the folloing categories: Fibers and Yarns; Methods of Fabric Formation; the Different Kinds of Weave; Fabric Finishes; Dyes and Dyeing; Fabric Design; and Leather.
- 1.Basic element of the Textile.
- A.
Thread
- B.
Yarn
- C.
Fiber
- D.
Pile
- 2.Is a flexible artificial material made up of a network of natural or artificial fibres formed by weaving, or knitting, or pressing into felt; made of interlacing fibers. Also known as Fabric or Cloth.
- A.
Textile
- B.
Yarn
- C.
Leather
- D.
Pile
- 3.Short fibers, somewhat randomly arranged and loosely twisted.
- A.
Filament Yarn
- B.
Stapler Fibers
- C.
Filament Fibers
- D.
Staple Fibers
- 4.Long and continuous fibers. Usually measured by meters or yards.
- A.
Staple Fibers
- B.
Filament Fibers
- C.
Filament Yarns
- D.
Spun Yarns
- 5.Composed of staple fibers twisted together.
- A.
Spun Yarns
- B.
Filament Yarns
- C.
Spiral Yarns
- D.
Twisted Yarns
- 6.Which is NOT a Staple Fiber.
- A.
Flax
- B.
Asbestos
- C.
Silk
- D.
Cotton
- 7.Kinds of fibers from animal, plant, or mineral resources.
- A.
Natural
- B.
Synthetic
- C.
Polypropylene fibers
- D.
Husk
- 8.Most widely used plant fiber.
- A.
Wool
- B.
Silk
- C.
Cotton
- D.
Nylon
- 9.Probably the Oldest fiber ever woven into fabric. Major disadvantages of this fiber is that it wrinkles and creases readily.
- A.
Papyrus
- B.
Cotton
- C.
Silk
- D.
Flax (linen)
- 10.Taken from the stems of a Cannabis Sativa plant; a coarse fiber originally used for ropes and sacks.
- A.
Jute
- B.
Hemp
- C.
Kapok
- D.
Flax
- 11.Manila Hemp is also known as:
- A.
Abaca
- B.
Ramie
- C.
Jusi
- D.
Pina
- 12.A processed version of the fiber made into cloth that resembles Satin.
- A.
Organic Cotton
- B.
Green Cotton
- C.
Shiny Cotton
- D.
Egyptian Cotton
- 13.Inexpensive fiber from an East Asian plant, oftentimes used as a substitute of flax. Sometimes called China grass or Grass line; resistace to bacteria and molds.
- A.
Jusi
- B.
Cotton
- C.
Linen
- D.
Ramie
- 14.Unique among natural fibers. It is highly elastic, flexible, and impermeable to water and air.
- A.
Ramie
- B.
Jusi
- C.
Natural Rubber
- D.
Pina
- 15.Most beautiful of all fibers due to its marvelous, natural luster.
- A.
Cotton
- B.
Silk
- C.
Wool
- D.
Hemp
- 16.Average length of each filament in a Sericulture.
- A.
600 yards
- B.
500 yards
- C.
300 yards
- D.
400 yards
- 17.Finest cultured silk yarn and is made from the longest filaments. also known as Thrown silk.
- A.
Bourette
- B.
Tussah
- C.
Duppion
- D.
Organzine
- 18.Wild silk made from cocoons that feed on oak or other trees; Rough quality and is light brown in color. Cannot be bleached.
- A.
Thrown silk
- B.
Tussah
- C.
Thai silk
- D.
Tram
- 19.Made from 2 silkworms that spin the cocoon together; appears irregular like linen.
- A.
Duppion
- B.
Tahi silk
- C.
Spunsilk
- D.
Tram
- 20.Cotton-like material derived from a seed.
- A.
Jusi
- B.
Jute
- C.
Husk
- D.
Kapok
- 21.Material which makes wool flame resistant.
- A.
Linolin
- B.
Zinc
- C.
Keratin
- D.
Lynium
- 22.Strongest of all synthetic fibers known to be prone to static.
- A.
Cotton
- B.
Nylon
- C.
Silk
- D.
Wool
- 23.2 or more materials are combined together to form 1 yarn.
- A.
Woven
- B.
Interlacing Fibers
- C.
Weave
- D.
Blends
- 24.Fibers are all chemical based and not derived from natural materials of any kind.
- A.
Metal Fiber
- B.
Cellousic Fiber
- C.
Non-cellousic Fiber
- D.
Mineral Fiber
- 25.ACETATE is a compound of cellulose acetate (derivative of Cellilose) developed by Celanese Corp in_____:
- A.
1922
- B.
1923
- C.
1924
- D.
1925
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