SUMMATIVE TEST TLE 9

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Directions: Read and understand the statements carefully. Encircle the letter that best
describes the statement.

1.The kind of design that creates a center of interest

A. BALANCE B. EMPHASIS C. HARMONY D. Rhythm
2.The repetition of accent that creates an interesting design.
A.Balance B. Emphasis C. Harmony D. Rhythm
3.An element of design which easily attracts the attention of the client and becomes the basis in
choosing her apparel.
A.Color B. Form C. Line D. Space
4. It refers to the lightness and darkness of a color.
A. Chroma B. Hue C. Neutral D. Value
5.It is the other name for color.
A.Chroma B. Hue C. Neutral D. Value
6.Which measurement is taken 4 inches down from the waist.
A. Bust distance B. Hip 1 C. Hip 2 D. Length of skirt
7. Which measurement is taken from nipple to nipple.
A.Bust distance B. Hip 1 C. Hip 2 D. Waistline
8. What will happen if your measurement are inaccurate?
A. The skirt will not fit properly. C. Your effort will be worth it.
B. Your effort will be worth it. D. The quality of the skirt will not be affected.
9.How do you ensure accurate measurements?
A.Measure twice C.Measure snugly
B. Use drafting tools D. Use the right measuring tool.
10.Why should your client observe proper posture when taking body measurements?
A.To make work easy. B.To prevent backache.
B. To retain good posture. D.To ensure accurate measurements
11.This is the first step in drafting basic pattern.
A. Diagonal line C.Horizontal line
B. Perpendicular line D.Straight line
12.This refers to the body measurement taken from apex point to apex point.
B. Apex distance B. Apex height
C. C.Bustline D. Waistline
13.A kind of pattern where all the allowances needed is indicated.
A. Basic B. Block C. Commercial D.Style
14. This is the exact measure of the long arm of the L-square.
A. 16” B. 18” C. 24” D. 36”
15.This is the basis of the foundation pattern.
D. Figure B. Individuality C. Personality D. Measurement
16. What kind of pattern that has a complicated designs and patterns are sectioned?
A. Block pattern B. Construction pattern C. Final pattern D. Style pattern
17.Which of the following is the basic material in making garments?
A.Cloth B. Fabric C. Stuff D. Thread
18. What faults in the fabrics does spotting, shading, rubbing off?
A.Color changes B. Misprinted pattern C.Over finished D.Yarn flaws
19.Which fabric faults does grain with permanent press cannot be changed?
A.Misprinted pattern B.“Set” of grain C. Sheds wrinkles D.Yarn flaws
20.Which of the following is NOT a commercial name of woven fabrics?
A.Calico B. Chino C. Denim D. Silk Organza
21.Crepe de Chine is one of the commercial names of what fabric?
A.Knitted fabrics B. Microfiber Fabrics C.Special Fabrics D. Woven fabrics
22.It has smooth and finished appearance of the fabric.
A. Prints B. Silk C. Right Side D. Wrong side
23.The fabric is folded crosswise with the raw edges together.
A.Crosswise centrefold C. Lengthwise centerfold
B.Off-center lengthwise fold D. Off-center crosswise fold

24.It is the placement and arrangement of pattern pieces on the materials for marking and cutting.
A. Pattern lay out

B. Pattern materials
C. Pattern pieces
 D. Pattern symbol

25.These is used in dressmaking and are made of steel or brass with a tin coating.
B. Marking pen

B. Needle
C. Pins

D. Tracing wheel

26.It is required for transferring pattern markings to garment fabric pieces and for making alterations on
garments.
C. Cutting

B. Marking
C. Pinning

D. Tracing
27.These are the instruments that serve well if properly maintained.
D. Cutting Tools
E. Marking Tools
F. Measuring Tools

G. Sewing Tools

28.When do we need to sharpened the cutting tools?

H. Everyday

I. Monthly
J. Regularly
K. Occasionally

29.What kind of cutting tool should be used carefully to avoid piercing the fabric.

L. Cutting scissor
M. Seam ripper

N. Stitch ripper
O. Thread clipper

30.This cutting scissor has 4-5 inches finely tapered blades.

P. Buttonhole scissor

Q. Embroidery scissor
R. Scissor

S. Trimming scissor

31.It has spring action blades which are used for snipping threads.
T. Bent-handled dressmaker’s shears
U. Leather Shear

V. Pinking Shear
W.Thread Clipper
32.It is the system of sewing a garment part by part or unit by unit.
X. Unit of Assembling
 Y. Unit of Construction
Z. Unit of Measurement
AA. Unit of Structure

33.The unit method of construction has the following advantages; except?

BB. Each part of a garments is completely sewn after it is attached to the other parts.
CC. Every piece that you are going to sew is not handled too much so that the cloth does
not become too wrinkled.

DD. The needed marks in constructing the skirt are carefully checked.
EE. The time consumed in sewing will be shorter.

34.It is a form of basting and is used to hold two or more fabric together before you start sewing.

FF. Pinning
GG. Pressing

HH. Sewing
II. Trimming

35.What are the two methods in pinning the fabric?

JJ. Horizontal and parallel method

KK. Horizontal and perpendicular

LL. Horizontal and slant method

MM. Horizontal and vertical method

36.This method is a great for curved pattern pieces and ruffles a sit surely holds the fabric in place. The
pins are placed at a 90 degrees angle to the edge of the fabric.
NN. Horizontal Method
OO. Parallel Method

B. Perpendicular Method
C. Vertical Method

37.Where can we fold the dart in sewing the skirt?

B. At the center line

C. At the right side of the selvage

D. At the selvage
E. At the side seam

38.In sewing the back and side seams of the skirt unit, how can you press the seams?
D. Press the seams at the bottom

E. Press the seams at the raw edge

B. Press the seams close

C. Press the seams open

39.How can you stitch the waistline on seam line of the back and side seam of the skirt?
A. Stitch from the dart

B. Stitch from the left side

C. Stitch from the right side
 D. Stitch from the side to center

40.What will you do after stitching the side edge of the front and back part of the skirt in attaching
the pocket?
E. Fold the pocket

F. Lock the pocket

G. Press the pocket

H. Stretch the pocket

41.The principles and techniques in sewing should be understood clearly.

I. False
J. For a Particular skirt only

K. Not suited
L. True
42.Foundation garments, stretch swimwear, bras, briefs and underwear, these garments require
_________pressing.
M. Extensive pressing
N. Minimal pressing

O. No pressing
P. Under pressing

43.This factor affecting pressing is required in most pressing operations to enable the fibers soften and
thus stabilized the garment shape.
B Heat

C Moisture
D Pressure

E Vacuum

44.It is applied at the completion of the pressing operation

F Heat
G Moisture

H Pressure
I Vacuum

45.Thorough pressing during each construction step contributes to a

________________ look.
J Correctness

K Exactness
L Precision

M Strictness

46.Most pressing is done on what side?

N Best side
O Good side

P Right side
Q Wrong side
 47.In pressing, if you don’t have steam iron what are you going to use?
R Brand new cloth
S Damp cloth

T Moist cloth
U New cloth

48.It is the arrangement of design on a space resulting to sense of equilibrium.

A Balance
B Emphasis
C Harmony

D Proportion

49.It refers to the area inside an enclosed shape.

E Color

F Line
G Space

H Texture

50.A kind of fabric that is made up of fibers which run straight at ninety degree angels to each
other.
Broadcloth

Canvass
Knit

Woven
 SUMMATIVE TEST TLE 10
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Directions: Read and understand the statements carefully. Encircle the letter that
best describes the statement.

1. These shorts had become popular as a football sportswear before world war II.
A. Baggies

B. Bermuda shorts
C. Cycling shorts
D. Gym shorts
2. An athletic style of shorts with a design of a dolphin tail on the side seam in each leg’s lower
hem a cord tied around the front waist.
A. Baggies C. Cycling Shorts
B. Bermuda shorts D. Dolphin shorts

3. A type of fabric that is strong even when wet, and absorbent

A. Cotton C. Spandex

B. Polyester D. Synthetic

4. A strong, non-absorbent fabric, and holds in body heat.

A. Cotton C. Spandex

B. Polyester D. Synthetic

5.It is taken around the fullest part of the hips from the waistline.
A. Bottom C. thigh

B. hips D. Waist

6.It is taken from the waistline down to the desired length of the shorts.
A. crotch or rise C. Length
B. Inseam D. waist

7. A material added to athletic shorts to improve their appearance.

A. Design C. fabric

B. Material D. Trimmings

1. It is a heavy solid line along the outer edge of a pattern.

A. Cutting line

B. Grainline
C. Hemline

D. Seam line
2. A long broken line usually 5/8 inch (1.5 cm) inside the cutting line.
A. Cutting line

B. Grainline
C. Hemline

D. Seam line
2 Liza is drafting a pattern for athletic short’s; how many inches is needed for seam allowance for
the waistline?
1. ½ inch

2. 1/3 inch
3. ¾ inch

4. 1 inch

3. It refers to the pattern that contains the exact body measurements and reflects no definite style.
1 Basic/block pattern

2 Design
3 Final pattern

4 Pattern paper

4. It refers to the style of the garment to be constructed and contains the necessary seam
allowances that should be found in the finished garment.

1 Basic/block pattern
2 Design

3 Final pattern
4 Pattern paper