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<=Diploma in Fashion Design and Clothing Technology Module I : Textile Science I and Clothing Construction I theory past paper July 2019
Highlight three objectives of each of the following stages in cotton fibre production:
(i) Carding
(ii) Drawing
(i) Carding
(ii) Drawing
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1. Describe the following preparatory finishes which can be applied on cotton yarns: (i) Sizing: (ii) Mercerization: (iii) Bleaching:
2. Explain five factors which determine the end use of a fibre.
3. Distinguish between 'cellulosic' and 'proteinic' fibres, citing an example in each case. 1. Cellulosic Fibres 2. Proteinic Fibres
4. Highlight three objectives of each of the following stages in cotton fibre production: (i) Carding (ii) Drawing
5. Explain three aims of fibre testing.
6. Describe four factors which determine yarn properties.
7. Outline six uses of threads.
8. Describe five fabric characteristics which result from the construction method
9. Explain two shortcomings of blending textile fibres.
10. Explain five requirements for effective use of vat dyes.
11. Explain five causes of faults during a fabric construction process.
12. Explain three factors which contribute to the cover power of a fabric.
13. Highlight four ways of eradicating pests during fabric storage
14. With the aid of an illustration, plot a 2/1 right-handed twill weave, citing four of its possible characteristics.
15. Explain three advantages of using the correct needle type during sewing
16. Outline four causes of each of the following sewing defects: (i) Puckered Seam (ii) Skipped Stitches
17. Describe three ways of finishing a collar.
18. Explain three objectives of a fusing process.
19. Outline six ways of controlling fullness on a garment.
20. Outline four ways of finishing a waist seam
21. State four functions of a tape measure.
22. Outline the procedure for making a T-shirt with the following features: (i) Faced Neckline with a Slit: (ii) Set-in Sleeves with Machined Hems
23. Outline three ways of achieving flatness on a curved seam
1. Describe the following preparatory finishes which can be applied on cotton yarns: (i) Sizing: (ii) Mercerization: (iii) Bleaching:
2. Explain five factors which determine the end use of a fibre.
3. Distinguish between 'cellulosic' and 'proteinic' fibres, citing an example in each case. 1. Cellulosic Fibres 2. Proteinic Fibres
4. Highlight three objectives of each of the following stages in cotton fibre production: (i) Carding (ii) Drawing
5. Explain three aims of fibre testing.
6. Describe four factors which determine yarn properties.
7. Outline six uses of threads.
8. Describe five fabric characteristics which result from the construction method
9. Explain two shortcomings of blending textile fibres.
10. Explain five requirements for effective use of vat dyes.
11. Explain five causes of faults during a fabric construction process.
12. Explain three factors which contribute to the cover power of a fabric.
13. Highlight four ways of eradicating pests during fabric storage
14. With the aid of an illustration, plot a 2/1 right-handed twill weave, citing four of its possible characteristics.
15. Explain three advantages of using the correct needle type during sewing
16. Outline four causes of each of the following sewing defects: (i) Puckered Seam (ii) Skipped Stitches
17. Describe three ways of finishing a collar.
18. Explain three objectives of a fusing process.
19. Outline six ways of controlling fullness on a garment.
20. Outline four ways of finishing a waist seam
21. State four functions of a tape measure.
22. Outline the procedure for making a T-shirt with the following features: (i) Faced Neckline with a Slit: (ii) Set-in Sleeves with Machined Hems
23. Outline three ways of achieving flatness on a curved seam
