Sewing Quiz: Common Problems And Types Of Stitches
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What common problems do you encounter while sewing? How many types of stitches are there? Take this sewing quiz and test your knowledge and awareness of the common stitching defects found in a garment. Each problem has a remedy, and you should know how to rectify the defects to maintain quality. A sewing machine is used to sew fabric and materials together with threads. If you are a frequent user of the sewing machine, you must be aware of common sewing problems. Review your sewing skills with this quiz.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
The breaking of threads during sewing is mainly due to
- A.
Tensile Stess
- B.
Fraying
- C.
Needle Heating
- D.
Combination of all of the above
Correct Answer
D. Combination of all of the aboveExplanation
The breaking of threads during sewing can be caused by a combination of factors. Tensile stress occurs when the thread is pulled too tightly, which can lead to breakage. Fraying, which is the unraveling of the thread, can weaken it and cause it to break. Needle heating can also contribute to thread breakage, as the heat generated by the needle can weaken the thread. Therefore, it is likely that the breaking of threads during sewing is due to a combination of all of these factors.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Under Certain conditions the maximum temperature of the needle can reach
- A.
350 degrees C
- B.
400 degrees C
- C.
425 degrees C
- D.
450 degrees C
Correct Answer
D. 450 degrees CExplanation
Under certain conditions, the maximum temperature of the needle can reach 450 degrees Celsius. This suggests that the needle is capable of withstanding high temperatures and can be used in situations where extreme heat is present. It is important to note that these conditions may vary and the needle may not always reach this maximum temperature.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Stitch Types are mainly divided into how many categories?
Correct Answer
2, two, 2Explanation
Stitch types are primarily divided into two categories: lockstitch and chainstitch. Lockstitch involves two threads interlocking within the fabric, commonly used in sewing machines. Chainstitch forms a series of looped stitches, often used in embroidery and decorative stitching. These categories encompass various stitch variations used in sewing and textile crafts.Rate this question:
- 4.
We reset to standard and check loop formation when..........
- A.
Thread tension is too light
- B.
Insufficient Hook lubrication
- C.
Needle bar height is not correct
- D.
Wrong Needle System
Correct Answer
C. Needle bar height is not correctExplanation
When the needle bar height is not correct, it can cause issues with the formation of loops in the sewing process. The needle bar height refers to the position of the needle bar, which determines the timing and coordination between the needle and the hook. If the needle bar height is not set correctly, it can result in improper loop formation, leading to stitching problems such as skipped stitches or thread breakage. Therefore, it is important to reset to standard and check loop formation when the needle bar height is not correct.Rate this question:
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- 5.
There are following types of seam puckering
- A.
Three
- B.
Four
- C.
Two
- D.
Five
Correct Answer
A. ThreeExplanation
The correct answer is "Three." The question is asking about the types of seam puckering, and the correct answer is three. However, without any further context or information, it is unclear what these three types of seam puckering are.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The full form of CAE is.................................... A. Clearance Above Eye B. Clearance Above Ear C. Clearance After Eye D. None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Clearance Above EyeExplanation
The correct answer is A. Clearance Above Eye. CAE stands for Clearance Above Eye, which refers to the vertical distance between an object or structure and the eye level of a person. This term is often used in architectural and design contexts to ensure that there is adequate space and clearance for people to move around without any obstructions at eye level.Rate this question:
- 7.
The insertion of the sewing thread in the fabric displaces the yarns near the stitch hole resulting in tension that leads to puckering. This type of puckering is known as
- A.
Displacement Puckering
- B.
Transportation Puckering
- C.
Relaxation Puckering
- D.
Consticrted Puckering
Correct Answer
A. Displacement PuckeringExplanation
When sewing thread is inserted into fabric, it displaces the yarns near the stitch hole. This displacement creates tension in the fabric, causing it to pucker. This type of puckering is known as displacement puckering.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The number 400 is given to
- A.
Single Thread Chain Stitch
- B.
Hand Stitch
- C.
Lock Stitch
- D.
Multi Thread Chain Stitch
Correct Answer
D. Multi Thread Chain StitchExplanation
Multi Thread Chain Stitch is the correct answer because this type of stitch is commonly used for heavy-duty sewing tasks, such as sewing upholstery or leather. The number 400 is likely referring to the thread count or thickness used in this stitch, indicating that it is a strong and durable stitch. Single Thread Chain Stitch and Hand Stitch are not typically associated with a specific number, while Lock Stitch is usually identified by the number 301.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Single Needle Lockstitch Machine is used for stitching
- A.
Label Attachment
- B.
Collar Sewing
- C.
Sleeve Cuff Sewing
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
A Single Needle Lockstitch Machine is a versatile sewing machine that can be used for various stitching tasks. It is commonly used for label attachment, collar sewing, and sleeve cuff sewing. This machine is capable of producing strong and neat stitches, making it suitable for these different applications. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as this machine can be used for all the mentioned stitching tasks.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Skipped Stitch occurs when the loop of the needle thread is not picked up by the
- A.
Throat Plate
- B.
Feeder
- C.
Point of hook or looper
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Point of hook or looperExplanation
Skipped stitch occurs when the loop of the needle thread is not picked up by the point of hook or looper. The point of hook or looper is responsible for catching the needle thread and forming the stitch. If the point of hook or looper fails to catch the thread, a skipped stitch will occur. The other options, throat plate and feeder, do not directly affect the picking up of the needle thread and therefore cannot be the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 11.
What two basic stitches are must-haves for even the most infrequently used sewing machine?
- A.
Running and backstitch
- B.
Slip and basting
- C.
Straight and zigzag
- D.
Blanket and catch
Correct Answer
A. Running and backstitchExplanation
Running and backstitch are the two basic stitches that are essential for even the most infrequently used sewing machine. Running stitch is a simple stitch that is used for basic sewing and basting, while backstitch is a stronger stitch that is used for securing seams and preventing them from unraveling. These two stitches provide versatility and functionality for various sewing tasks, making them must-haves for any sewing machine.Rate this question:
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- 12.
If the upper thread or the bobbin thread gets a knot or snags on something, the sewing machine can stop and jam up.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
If the upper thread or the bobbin thread gets a knot or snags on something, it can cause the sewing machine to stop and jam up. This is because the threads are essential for the proper functioning of the machine. If they get tangled or caught on something, it can disrupt the sewing process and prevent the machine from operating smoothly. Therefore, it is true that the sewing machine can stop and jam up if the upper thread or bobbin thread gets a knot or snags on something.Rate this question:
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- 13.
We should always use a new needle for a new project to prevent needles from getting dull or hooked at the tip.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Using a new needle for a new project is important to prevent needles from getting dull or hooked at the tip. Reusing needles can cause them to become blunt or damaged, which can affect the quality of the stitches and make sewing more difficult. By using a new needle, we ensure that it is sharp and in good condition, allowing for smooth and precise sewing. This practice also helps to prevent any potential damage to the fabric or thread, resulting in a better overall outcome for the project.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What type of stitch is this?
- A.
Lockstitch
- B.
Chain stitch
- C.
Zigzag stitch
- D.
Back stitch
Correct Answer
B. Chain stitchExplanation
The given correct answer is "Chain stitch". Chain stitch is a type of stitch commonly used in sewing and embroidery. It is created by looping the thread in a chain-like pattern, with each loop connected to the previous one. This stitch is known for its flexibility and stretchability, making it suitable for decorative stitching, hemming, and creating seams in lightweight fabrics.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What type of stitch is this?
- A.
Chain stitch
- B.
Running stitch
- C.
Back stitch
- D.
Lock stitch
Correct Answer
B. Running stitchExplanation
The given correct answer for this question is running stitch. Running stitch is a simple and basic type of stitch where the needle is passed in and out of the fabric in a straight line. It is commonly used for basting, gathering, and decorative purposes. This stitch creates a dashed or dashed-like line on the fabric, making it easy to identify. It is a versatile stitch that can be used in various sewing projects.Rate this question:
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