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- 1. Multiple Choice
what does the term controlling fullness mean?
Fabric is three dimensional.
Adding shape to a flat piece of fabric.
Fabric has two sides.
The fabric is not iron properly.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Why controlling fullness is needed on garments?
The human body is one dimensional
The human body is two dimensional
The human body is three dimensional
The human body is four dimensional
- 3. Multiple Choice
Where on the body does not require fullness control?
The leg
The Waist
The Hip
The Shoulder
- 4. Multiple Choice
Which two sewing techniques are used to control fullness in clothing?
Collars and sleeves
Back stitch and straight stitch
Darts and back stitch
Pleats and darts
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which type of dart can be identified in the the picture?
Classic
Double-Edge
Single-Edge
Contour
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which dart can be identified in the picture?
Classic
Double-Edge
Single-Edge
Contour
- 7. Fill in the Blank
A well constructed dart is________________.
- 8. Fill in the Blank
A dart is used to give _______________ to a piece of fabric so that it can fit around the ________________ of the body.
- 9. Fill in the Blank
A pleat consist of __________ layers of fabric.
- 10. Fill in the Blank
____________ pleat is a basic type of pleat by which all other types of pleats are formed.
- 11. Multiple Choice
What type of pleat is created with two knife pleat facing each other.
Knife
Inverted
Box
Accordion
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which pleat is created with two knife pleats facing opposite to each other?
Inverted
Box
Knife
Accordion
- 13. Multiple Choice
What is the name of the pleat which as a continuous set of very narrow skirt knife pleat?
Inverted
Box
knife
Accordion
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