Third Periodical Exam in Dressmaking 12

I – Multiple Choice
Direction: Choose the correct answer that suits the definition. Write the answer on your answer sheet..

1. In drafting a trouser, what measurement is AB.?

a. Skirt length b. crotch measurement c. rise measurement d. both a and b
2. How many inches if you’re going to measure upward on BD?
a. 2 inches b. 8 inches c. 6 inches d. 4 inches
3. What measurement is point LM?
a. 1/4 of bottom width b. 1/8 waist meas. c.1/4 rise meas. d. 1/8 hip
4. Which of the following is not included as measurement for short pants?
a. Waistline b. neckline c. crotch d. leg hole
5. How many facings does the slanting pocket (set-in) have?
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
6. The waistline measurement is divided into how many parts?
a. As is b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
7. How many inches does OO’ upward?
a. 1 inch b. 2 inches c. 3 inches d. 6 inches
8. How many inches does the width of a dart is?
a. 7 inches b. 4 inches c. 1 inch d. 6 inches
9. What tool you’re going to use in connecting point J to D2 down to point M?
a. Hip curve b. ruler c. meter stick d. French curve
10. It is a tool used to shape the crotch of a short or trouser.
a. French curve b. hip curve c. ruler d. meter stick
11. It is a measurement that is taken from the waist down to the desired length.
a. bottom width b. waist c. trouser length d. crotch
12. It is a measurement taken around the smallest part of the waistline.
a. bottom width b. waist c. trouser length d. crotch
13. What measurement that is taken from the fullest part of the hips?
a. waist b. bust c. hip 2 d. hip 1
14. All of these are example of measurement needed in drafting for trouser except one.
a. crotch b. waist c. hip d. neckline
15. It is a measurement that is taken from the waist down in line with the fullest part of the hips.
a. hip 1 b. hip 2 c. hip 3 d. hip 4
16. All of these are example of natural fiber except one.
a. wool b. cotton c. polyester d. silk
17. It is come from the Greek and Latin word CANNABIS.
a. cotton b. flax c. linen d. hemp
18. it is one of the earliest products known to civilization.
a. cotton b. hemp c. flax d. silk
19. Which country that is rich in plant resources and it was widely prevalent in olden times?
a. India b. Africa c. America d. Europe
20. He is a Greek Historian who reported of a plant that BORE FLEECE.
a. Samuel Slater b. Samuel Sater c. Eli Whitney d. Herodotus
21. They able to grow lots of cottons but processing was difficult.
a. American colonist b. African colonist c. Indian colonist d. European colonist
22. One of the first animals to be herded by humans.
a. sheep b. goat c. dog d. rabbit
23. It is a fiber that is discovered in Mexico and it is grown by a native American.
a. silk b. cotton c. linen d. hemp
24. He named the machine a “gin” short for the word “engine”.
a. Herodotus b. Samuel Slater c. Eli Whitney d. American colonist
25. It was the first composite material in history made in Egypt for 3000 years ago to build walls.
a. Clay b. straw c. bottle d. both a and b
26. This is temporary sewing with the use of needle and thread.
a. basting b. flocking c. ironing d. leading
27. A kind of basting which is characterized by long and short running stitches.
a. even b. diagonal c. uneven d. simple
28. It is a kind of basting that it has asset of running stitches with equal length and spaces.
a. even b. uneven c. simple d. diagonal
29. It is a set of short vertical stitches on the underside then falling into slanting stitches on the surface of the
fabric.
a. even b. uneven c. diagonal d. simple
30. It is used to finish the raw edges to prevent from raveling.
a. hemming b. overcast c. blind stitch d. slip stitch
31. A type of seam stitching on the right side of two pieces of cloth together.
a. plain b. flat-felled c. lapped d. French
32. These are rows of stitches holding two or more edges off fabric together with the use of sewing machine.
a. seams b. basting c. hand hemming d. none of these
33. It is a coarse short fiber extracted from the outer shell of coconut.
a. cotton b. flax c. coir d. jute
34. It is the strongest natural fiber similar to flax in absorbency and density.
a. ramie b. jute c. flax d. hemp
35. Which natural fiber that is one of nature’s strongest vegetable fibers.
a. ramie b. jute c. flax d. hemp
36. It is the King of the global textiles industry.
a. cotton b. ramie c. jute d. flax
37. These are strong threads made from and are used worldwide in sackcloth and help sustain the livelihood
of millions of small farmers.
a. flax b. jute c. hemp d. coir
38. It is a silky white wool that is very fine and soft that is used in high quality knitwear.
a. alpaca wool b. angora wool c. cashmere d. mohair
39. It is used for replacing glass fibers in composite materials.
a. hemp b. jute c. flax d. sisal
40. It is exceptionally soft to the touch owing to the structure of its fibers and has great insulation.
a. cashmere b. mohair c. silk d. wool
41. This remains the Queen of fabrics.
a. mohair b. silk c. wool d. cashmere
42. It is white, very fine and silky and it is noted for its softness, brightness and receptiveness to rich dyes.
a. cashmere b. mohair c. silk d. wool
43. Based on the picture, what kind of skirt is this?

a. Bell skirt
b. Line skirt
c. Asymmetrical skirt
d. Circular skirt

44. What kind of skirt that has a fish cut flaring at the end?
a. Flare skirt b. bustle skirt c. mermaid skirtd. micromini skirt
45. It is a skirt that is very much similar to the tulip skirt.
a. Draped skirt b. dirndl skirt c. bustle skirt d. bell skirt
46. These are skirts that were first worn by hippies who tried to recycle denim jeans by tailoring them
together.
a. Bell skirt b. bustle skirt c. denim skirt d. flare skirt
47. What kind of skirt that is popular since 1950?
a. A line skirt b. bustle skirt c. bell skirt d. bubble skirt
48. Based on the picture, what kind of skirt is this?

a. broomstick skirt
b. Layered skirt
c. Bell skirt
d. Bustle skirt

49. It is a skirt that is usually worn by elementary.

a. Pleated skirt b. bell skirt c. bustle skirt d. broomstick skirt
50. How is skirt length measured?
a. Taken around the hip
b. Taken from the waist down inline on the fullest part of the hips
c. Taken from the waist down to the desired length
d. Taken around the waist

Prepared by: Checked by:

MRS. SALLY C. BARANGAN MR. JOEL M. CAMAYANG
TVL Teacher Principal II
 Third Periodical Exam in Dressmaking 11
I – Multiple Choice
Direction: Choose the correct answer that suits the definition. Write the answer on the space provided.

1. In drafting a trouser, what measurement is AB.?

a. Skirt length b. crotch measurement c. rise measurement d. both a and b
2. How many inches if you’re going to measure upward on BD?
a. 2 inches b. 8 inches c. 6 inches d. 4 inches
3. What measurement is point LM?
a. 1/4 of bottom width b. 1/8 waist meas. c.1/4 rise meas. d. 1/8 hip
4. Which of the following is not included as measurement for short pants?
a. Waistline b. neckline c. crotch d. leg hole
5. How many facings does the slanting pocket (set-in) have?
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
6. The waistline measurement is divided into how many parts?
a. As is b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
7. How many inches does OP upward?
a. 1/2 inch b. 2 inches c. 3 inches d. 6 inches
8. How many inches does the width of a dart is?
a. 7 inches b. 4 inches c. 1 inch d. 6 inches
9. What tool you’re going to use in connecting point J to D2 down to point M?
a. Hip curve b. ruler c. meter stick d. French curve
10. It is a tool used to shape the crotch of a short or trouser.
a. French curve b. hip curve c. ruler d. meter stick
11. It is a measurement that is taken from the waist down to the desired length.
a. bottom width b. waist c. trouser length d. crotch
12. It is a measurement taken around the smallest part of the waistline.
a. bottom width b. waist c. trouser length d. crotch
13. What measurement that is taken from the fullest part of the hips?
a. waist b. bust c. hip 2 d. hip 1
14. All of these are example of measurement needed in drafting for trouser except one.
a. crotch b. waist c. hip d. neckline
15. It is a measurement that is taken from the waist down in line with the fullest part of the hips.
a. hip 1 b. hip 2 c. hip 3 d. hip 4
16. A pocket that is commonly used on the exterior and interior breast on a man’s suit jacket.
a. Inseam b. welt c. patch d. unlined patch
17. It is a bag or envelope like receptacle either fastened to or inserted in an article of clothing to hold small
items.
a. Pocket b. placket c. facing d. interfacing
18. It is a patch pocket with a square corners.
a. Lined patch b. inseam c. welt d. square patch
19. This is the most common type of pants and you most probably own one and wear it to work every day.
a. Dress b. jeans c. overall d. culottes
20. These are pants which have a bodice attached to it at the waistline.
a. Culottes b. overall c. jeans d. dress
21. These are trousers with gathers at the waist and at ankles.
a. Jeans b. overall c. harem d. culottes
22. These pants are fitted at the waist and flares towards the legs.
a. Baggy b. harem c. bell bottom d. leggings
23. It is also called shorts.
a. Leggings b. harem c. jeans d. culottes
24. These pants are fitted at the waist hips and thighs and flares from the knees.
a. Bell bottom b. jeans c. overall d. leggings
25. These are very fitted pants made of hosiery or knitted stretch material.
a. Leggings b. culottes c. jeans d. overall
26. These pants are very slim fitting pants with tapered legs (trousers or jeans).
a. Stovepipe b. fatigue c. stirrup d. denim
27. These pants are cropped and close fitting and end somewhere near the calf, just under the knee.
a. Stovepipe b. toreador c. bell bottom d. jeans
28. It is taken around the fullest part of the hips.
a. Waist b. hips c. knee d. ankle
29. It is taken from the waist down to the desired length.
a. Waist b. trouser length c. hips d. knee
30. It is taken from the waist down inline with the fullest part of the hip.
a. Trouser length b. hips c. hip depth d. crotch
31. Taken around the fullest part of a thigh.
a. Hips b. waist c. thigh d. knee
32. Taken around the smallest part of the torso or body with a tape measure.
a. Waist b. hips c. ankle d. thigh
33. Taken from the waist down to the crotch with the use of a tailor’s square.
a. Hip depth b. crotch c. trouser length d. knee
34. Taken at the bottom of pants to the desired length.
a. Knee b. ankle c. crotch d. thigh
35. What tool is used in getting the body measurement?
a. Meter stick b. string c. L-square d. tape measure
36. It is a tool used to insert in between the legs in getting the measurement of rise or crotch.
a. Tailor’s square b. meter stick c. ruler d. hip curve
37. Taken around the knee.
a. Thigh b. ankle c. knee d. elbow
38. It is taken from the waist down inline with the fullest part of the hip.
a. Trouser length b. hips c. hip depth d. crotch
39. Taken from the waist down to the crotch with the use of a tailor’s square.
a. Hip depth b. crotch c. trouser length d. knee
40. It is a small label attached at side seam with printed brand logo.
a. Care label b. size label c. flag label d. brand name
41. This includes manufacturer’s code for the buyers who wants to order the items from different parts of
the world.
a. Flag b. special c. manufacturers d. size
42. This indicates which sewing line or batch had made the particular garment.
a. Batch mark b. special c. size d. flag
43. It is normally attached to draw customer’s attention at the time of purchase.
a. Flag b. special c. size d. care
44. Buyers would prefer to look at to the size label to see which one fits his/her size.
a. Care b. size c. flag d. batch mark
45. It includes wash care and ironing instructions.
a. Size b. flag c. brand name d. care
46. It is one of the most important parts in garment manufacturing process.
a. Packing b. booking c. sacking d. finishing
47. All of these are example of branded name of t – shirts except one.
a. Lee b. Levis c. Nike d. Tommy Hilfiger
48. It is done prior to pressing of the garment at finishing room is known as initial finishing.
a. Initial b. final c. internal d. all of these
49. After pressing the garments they are checked again and passed for tagging and packing.
a. Initial b. internal c. final d. none of these
 50. What does the quality control team will do after the final finishing inspection?
a. Final b. initial c. internal d. all of these

II. True or False

Directions: Read and answer the following statements. Write “True” if the statement states a fact and
“False” if it doesn’t. Write your answer on the blank.
__________1. Knee length is measured along the side seam from the waist to the level of the knee.
__________2. Desired knee circumference or knee width is measured around the knee with the desired
“tightness” of the sleeves.
__________3. Crotch or rise can be measured in two ways: standing position and crouching position.
__________4. Sitting position measurement of crotch can be done by sitting erect on a chair that has a flat
bottom seat.
__________5. Standing position is measured without the use of tailor’s square in crotch measurement.
__________6. Length or trouser outseam is measured along the side. Seam from the waistline to the hem line
or desired length.
__________7. Hip 1 is measured from the waist down 3 ½ to 4 ½ inches.
__________8. Waist is measured around the area where the hip seam rests.
__________9. The desired bottom circumference or bottom width is measured around the hemline which will
be the desired leg.
_________10. Hip 2 is measured 4 to 7 inches below the waist taken around the fullest part of the buttocks.

Prepared by: Checked by:

______________________ _____________________
MRS. SALLY C. BARANGAN MR. JOEL M. CAMAYANG
TVL Teacher Principal II
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