Department : Vocational Higher Secondary Education
Category Code : 141/14
Question Paper Code : 62/2017/OL
Date of Test : 21-07-2017
- The flat part of the head under which the lower thread mechanism, shuttle and feed dog are mounted, forms the base of the sewing machine are called
- Arm
- Head
- Treadle
- Bed
- A fabric defect in which a bunch of yarn having less twist or no twist and has a wider diameter compared to normal spun yarn?
- Slub
- Knot
- Float
- Fleck
- A sharp pointed instrument for punching holes in material
- Ripper
- Threader
- Bodkin
- Stiletto
- The machine attachment helps to attach cords to the garment neatly
- Quilter
- Cording foot
- Zipper foot
- Hemmer foot
- A series of straight or curved lines drawn beside one another to give the illusion of a value
- Hatching
- Cross hatching
- Stippling
- Bending
- The fibers with a length ranging from ¾ to 18 inches is called
- Filament fiber
- Regenerated fiber
- Mineral fiber
- Staple fiber
- First man-made fiber from natural sources
- Nylon
- Rayon
- Acetate
- Acrylic
- The term which expresses fineness or linear density of yarn?
- Yarn count
- Yarn twist
- Yarn density
- None of these
- Formation of fabric by interlocking of one or more sets of yarns
- Braiding
- Felting
- Weaving
- Knitting
- Measurement around the fullest part of the arm is called
- Upper arm circumference
- Under arm circumference
- Sleeve length
- Wrist
- The word 'Textiles' comes from the Latin term 'Textere' which means
- Fiber
- Woven
- Cloth
- Filament
- The amount of seam allowance required for straight edge hem line in dresses, skirts, etc. is
- 1/4 inch
- 1/2 inch
- 1 inch
- 2 inches
- Wedge shape or triangle shape marked on the pattern that controls the fit of the garment
- Pleat
- Tuck
- Dart
- Godet
- PLKT stands for
- Pattern length
- Pleat
- Placket
- The process of increasing the overall dimension of a pattern by moving it to a measured distance up and down and left and right, and redrawing the out line
- Cut spread method
- Drafting
- Computer grading
- Pattern shifting
- The design which indicate our glorious past or stories of history?
- Geometric design
- Historic design
- Abstract design
- Natural design
- Which line gives the impression of being taller/thinner
- Vertical lines
- Horizontal lines
- Diagonal lines
- Zig zag lines
- A dress, flair out from waist and will have a silhouette like the letter 'A' is called
- Empire
- Ball gown
- A line
- Mermaid
- It means the lightness and darkness of a hue
- Hue
- Colour
- Intensity
- Value
- Texture that can be felt by touch is called
- Tactile texture
- Shiny texture
- Visual texture
- None of these
- The principle of design that produces a feeling of rest and equilibrium
- Proportion
- Balance
- Emphasis
- All of these
- The ability of the fiber to recover its original shape after bending, crushing or twisting is known as
- Wicking
- Tenacity
- Resiliency
- Spinning quality
- Which is the coolest colour?
- Blue
- Red
- Orange
- Yellow
- This colour scheme is that combination of two or three neighboring colours on the colour wheel
- Achromatic colour scheme
- Monochromatic colour scheme
- Analogous colour scheme
- Triad colour scheme
- An example for marking stitch
- Button hole
- Chain Stitch
- Satin Stitch
- Star Stitch
- A permanent stitch used to secure down a folded edge of material
- Hemming
- Basting
- Back stitch
- Even stitch
- An attractive method of distributing fullness at necklines, yoke lines and sleeves of baby dress
- Godet
- Fagoting
- Smocking
- Zig zag stitch
- An elongated chain stitch used work petals of small flowers
- French knot
- Lazy daisy stitch
- Herringbone stitch
- Chain stitch
- The technique of applying one fabric to another in decorative manner
- Fagoting
- Applique
- Kutch work
- Zardosi
- This seam is commonly used for joining a gathered section to a straight edge is called
- Top stitched seam
- French seam
- Plain seam
- Lapped seam
- This is introduced into garments for giving good shape and proper fit
- Seams
- Fasteners
- Fullness
- Plackets
- Two knife pleats away from each other are called
- Shell pleat
- Inverted pleat
- Knife pleat
- Box pleat
- Which placket is used on men's shirt sleeve openings?
- Zipper placket
- Tailored placket
- Bound placket
- Faced placket
- Which is the flat durable seam used on men's sports shirt?
- Plain seam
- Flat fell seam
- Top stitched seam
- Piped seam
- These are finished openings constructed in order to make it easy to put on or take-off a garment
- Plackets
- Pockets
- Fasteners
- Button loops
- Name the tool used for producing U shaped marks on patterns
- Pins
- Stiletto
- Notcher
- None of these
- Red and pink is the example of which colour harmony?
- Split complementary
- Triad
- Analogous
- Monochromatic
- A marking tool
- Thimble
- Tracing wheel
- L scale
- Shear
- Queen of fiber
- Rayon
- Cotton
- Silk
- Nylon
- A Sewing Machine attachment used for finishing folded edges of garment
- Gathering foot
- Hemmer foot
- Ruffler foot
- Tucker foot
- Kantha embroidery work comes from which Indian state
- Karnataka
- West Bengal
- Kashmir
- None of these
- The fiber that burns with the smell of burning paper
- Nylon
- Silk
- Wool
- Cotton
- Which is a method of edge finish?
- Appliqué
- Quilting
- Scalloping
- Cut work
- Substitute for a machine stitch
- Running Stitch
- Back Stitch
- Stem Stitch
- None of these
- There are used to cut patterns and are used in commercial garment industries
- Shears
- Electric cutter
- Thread cutter
- Rotary cutter
- Variation of buttonhole stitch
- Feather stitch
- Satin stitch
- Long and short stitch
- Blanket stitch
- A traditional method of hand printing
- Roller printing
- Block printing
- Screen printing
- Stencil printing
- The principle of design which creates a sense of movement to the observer
- Rhythm
- Emphasis
- Harmony
- Balance
- A set of three colours, situated side by side in colour wheel is
- Complementary colour scheme
- Tertiary colours
- Analogous colour scheme
- All of these
- When a line crosses itself or intersects with other lines, it forms?
- Texture
- Shape
- Dot
- None of these
- It is a small device in sewing machine under the presser foot that has teeth which carries the material along as it stitches
- Needle plate
- Presser foot lifter
- Slide plate
- Feed dog
- A standardized duplicator of human torso, padded with cotton and covered with canvas
- Fashion figure
- Croquis
- Dress form
- Portfolio
- The stitch which is used for hemming, where invisibility is more important
- Slip stitching
- Over handling
- Over casting
- Slip basting
- The distance from the fabric edge to the stitching line, farthest from the edge
- Balance mark
- Grain line
- Ease allowance
- Seam allowance
- Term given to basic set of pattern piece used to make pattern of any style
- Balance
- Pattern
- Sloper
- None of these
- Oldest pattern making method and is regarded as a creative approach
- Draping
- Drafting
- Flat method
- None of these
- Fashion cycle that peak in popularity due to an accelerated rate of acceptance but have a brief life expectancy
- Classic cycle
- Standard trend cycle
- Fad cycle
- Interrupted cycle
- When production of a style has stopped by manufacturers at this stage of fashion cycle?
- Obsolescence
- Decline
- Peak
- None of these
- Shape or outline of a garment is called as
- Croquis
- Silhouette
- Stick figure
- Block figure
- It refers to garment and accessories to be worn by mankind to adorn cover or protect the body
- Apparel
- Clothing
- Textiles
- Fabric
- The arrangement of pattern on the material to ensure economy and grain direction
- Dart
- Pattern
- Draft
- Layout
- The direction of threads woven in the fabric is called
- Seam
- Muslin
- Grain
- Godet
- The firmly woven edge of a fabric
- Fabric edge
- Seam edge
- Grain edge
- Selvedge
- A finishing technique in which cotton fabric are exposed to strong alkali solution under specific condition which provide silky luster and increased strength to the cloth
- Mercerization
- Mouring
- Calendaring
- Embossing
- A method of enlarging or reducing pattern of a particular size proportionately to some other size
- Cutting
- Draping
- Drafting
- Grading
- This is a flat collar with rounded ends widely used on children's garment
- Peter pan collar
- Shirt collar
- Standing collar
- None of these
- This measurement is taken from inner part of the hand from the scye to the wrist
- Upper arm circumference
- Sleeve length
- Under arm length
- Wrist
- Fabric taken at 45° across the weft and warp of the fabric
- Bind
- Bias
- Braid
- Bar
- Yarns consist of two or more ply yarns twisted together is called
- Cable yarns
- Simple yarns
- Textured yarns
- Spiral yarns
- The process used to dye natural fibers
- Solution dyeing
- Stock dyeing
- Yarn dyeing
- None of these
- Fabric made from different types of yarns are dyed through this method
- Garment dyeing
- Cross dyeing
- Piece dyeing
- Direct dyeing
- Two or more warp yarns simultaneously interlaced with one or more filling yarns giving a balanced structure
- Matty
- Poplin
- Denim
- Satin
- The actual procedure of placing the filling yarns into the shed in weaving operation is called
- Beating up
- Battening
- Picking
- Shedding
- In knitted fabrics, the vertical columns of stitches are called
- Wales
- Courses
- Warp
- Weft
- A foreign matter accidentally woven to the fabric is called
- Float
- Gout
- Knot
- Hole
- It refers to unique, high and exclusive creations of fashion customized for individual client
- Style
- Trend
- Custom
- Classic
- Process of using bleaches or other chemicals to remove dye from selected areas of a dyed or printed fabric
- Direct dyeing
- Resist dyeing
- Discharge dyeing
- All these
- An example for mineral dye
- Madder
- Crimson
- Ochre
- Saffron
- The relationship between the size and contour of garment and those of the human body
- Apparel fit
- Element fit
- Line fit
- Test fit
- An unbleached plain woven cotton fabric available in light, medium and heavy weight and used for making test fit
- Poplin
- Muslin
- Dacron
- Nylon
- NH 44 connects Kanyakumari with
- Srinagar
- Varanasi
- Salem
- Chennai
- The seat of Madhya Pradesh High Court is
- Bhopal
- Jabalpur
- Indore
- Gwalior
- The playing time of the national song 'Vande Mataram' is
- 68 seconds
- 52 seconds
- 65 seconds
- None of these
- 'The imitation of Christ' a work written in Germany during the Renaissance period is
- Thomas Kempis
- Erasmus
- Cameos
- Spenser
- 'Vajrasoochi' was the pen-name of
- T. K. Madhavan
- K. Kelappan
- C. Krishnan
- Moorkoth Kumaran
- The original name of Jhansi Rani was
- Lakshmi
- Chennamma
- Manikarnika
- Bhageerathi Bhai
- The first Keralite who became Governor of an Indian state is
- K. M. Panikkar
- C. P. Rama Swami Iyer
- V. P. Menon
- None of these
- Nasik is situated on the bank of
- Krishna
- Godavari
- Narmada
- None of these
- A. J. John was the Governor of
- Bombay
- Tamil Nadu
- Central Province
- Madras
- 'Tuhfat-al Muwahidun' is a treatise written by
- Shibili Numani
- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
- Swami Vivekananda
- Raja Ram Mohan Roy
- 'Vilasa lahari', the Malayalam version of the work 'Rubaiyat' is written by
- G. Shankara Kurup
- Vennikkulam Gopal Kurup
- S. Sankaran Potti
- Vakkom Moulavi
- 'Paropakari' was edited by
- C. Krishnan
- C. Kesavan
- T. K. Madhavan
- Makhthi Thangal
- Who was not a disciple of Thycaud Ayya
- Sri Narayana Guru
- Bhahmananda Sivayogi
- Ayyan Kali
- Chattambi Swamikal
- When Swadeshabhimani was started its editor was
- Vakkom Moulavi
- C. P. Govinda Pillai
- Ramakrishna Pillai
- None of these
- Who was known as V. K. Gurukkal?
- Thycaud Ayya
- Vaikunta Swamikal
- Vagbhatananda
- C. Kesavan
- A counter-memorial to Malayali memorial was submitted by
- E. Rama Iyer
- G. P. Pillai
- Dr. Palpu
- K. P. Sankara Menon
- 'People's Majlis' was the parliament of
- Indonesia
- Afghanistan
- Maldives
- Oman
- Which is the venue of 18th Asians Games?
- Bangkok
- Tehran
- Doha
- Jakarta
- In a 'Water Polo' team the number of players is
- 7
- 5
- 9
- 11
- 'China Times' is the newspaper published from
- Beijing
- Canton
- Taiwan
- None of these
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