UNION NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Union, Madrid, Surigao del Sur

3rd Summative Test in Dressmaking-11

Name: ___________________________________ Yr.&Sec: ________________________ Score: ____________

Multiple Choice: Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. Write your answer
before the number.

______ 1. It is considered as the general rule in removing wrinkles and creases on the materials.
A. Have it dry-cleaned. B. Press on the right side of the cloth.
C. Press on the wrong side of the cloth. D. Use damp pad and press.
______ 2. What makes the costume more attractive and presentable?
A. Accessories B. Decorations
C. Ornaments D. Trimmings
______ 3. It is a kind of material from which garments are made.
A. Cotton B. Fabric
C. Ornaments D. Yarn
______ 4. It is a fabric that can be preshrunk through laundering and drying.
A. Dry-cleanable fabric B. Disposable fabric
C. Permanent press D. Washable fabric
______ 5. This is NOT a fabric property printed on the label of the cloth.
A. Colorfast B. Crease-resistant
C. Preshrunk D. Synthetics
______ 6. Which of the following is NOT a fabric content property?
A. Animal fiber B. Knitted
C. Plant fiber D. Synthetic fiber
______ 7. It is done to avoid shrinkage after laundering.
A. Drying B. Pressing
C. Shrinking D. Soaking
______ 8. This characteristic is present if grain is lengthwise.
A. Has less stretch. B. Has stretch.
C. Off-grain D. Weak
______ 9. Which of the following is NOT an example of dress/garment trimmings.
A. Beads B. Corsage
C. Lace D. Rickrack
______ 10. This refers to the grain of the fabric that is the strongest and has less stretch.
A. Bias B. Crosswise
C. Lengthwise D. Twirls
______ 11. Crepe de Chine is one of the commercial names of what fabric?
A. Knitted fabrics B. Microfiber Fabrics
C. Special Fabrics D. Woven fabrics
______ 12. Which of the following is NOT a commercial name of woven fabrics?
A. Calico B. Chino
C. Denim D. Silk Organza
______ 13. Which fabric faults does grain with permanent press cannot be changed?
A. Misprinted pattern B. “Set” of grain
C. Sheds wrinkles D. Yarn flaws
______ 14. What faults in the fabrics does spotting, shading, rubbing off?
A. Color changes B. Misprinted pattern
C. Over finished D. Yarn flaws
______ 15. Which of the following is the basic material in making garments?
A. Cloth B. Fabric
C. Stuff D. Thread
______ 16. It is the process of pulling the cloth diagonally from one corner to the opposite corner
thus making the lengthwise to be right angle.
A. Shrinking and soaking the fabric B. Straightening the end of fabrics
C. Stretching the grains of fabrics D. Pressing
______ 17. This kind of finish is permanent and endures though many washings.
A. Enduring press B. Everlasting press
C. Permanent press D. Perpetual press
______ 18. A special mechanical process/treatment so as to prevent shrinkage
A. Crease-resistant B. Colorfast
C. Permanent press D. Sanforized
______ 19. Which of the following is the first step in straightening the end of the fabrics?
A. Clip the selvage on the shortest edge of the fabric.
B. Cut along a pulled thread
C. Pick-up a loose crosswise thread and full it out slowly
D. Pull the thread all the way across the selvage
______ 20. How does washable fabrics be pre-shrunk?
A. By laundering B. By drying
C. By laundering and drying D. By washing and drying
______ 21. Which of the following reason why pin marking is necessary.
A. The pattern has less construction details
B. You are in a hurry to finish your work
C. You do hand basting
D. You sew immediately
______ 22. What is the first step in laying out the pattern?
A. Check and mark seam allowances and stitching line
B. Checked the pattern well
C. Fold the material with right side folded in
D. Lay-out the largest pattern piece on the wrong side of the cloth
______ 23. This means to arrange the pattern pieces on the fabric.
A. To cut B. To lay-out
C. To mark D. To trace
______ 24. This is the dressmaker’s guide in cutting the fabrics.
A. Pattern B. Pins
C. Needle D. Tailor’s chalk
______ 25. This is how patterns are arranged economically on fabrics.
A. Along the centerfold B. Along the selvage
C. Apart from each other D. Close to each other
______ 26. The side where the material is fold.
A. Lower B. Right
C. Upper D. Wrong
______ 27. This is used in holding the pattern pieces and cloth together.
A. Clip B. Fastener
C. Needle D. Pin
______ 28. This is a grain line where the pins are inserted.
A. Crosswise B. Diagonal
C. Lengthwise D. Off-grain
______ 29. This measuring tool is used in marking straight line.
A. Pencil B. Ruler
C. Tape measure D. Tracing Wheel
______ 30. This is where grain line is classified.
A. Pattern alteration B. Pattern drafting
C. Pattern easing D. Pattern symbol
______ 31. It has smooth and finished appearance of the fabric.
A. Prints B. Silk
C. Right Side D. Wrong side
______ 32. The fabric is folded crosswise with the raw edges together.
A. Crosswise centerfold B. Lengthwise centerfold
C. Off-center lengthwise fold D. Off-center crosswise fold
______ 33. 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
______ 34. These is used in dressmaking and are made of steel or brass with a tin coating.
A. Marking pen B. Needle
C. Pins D. Tracing wheel
______ 35. It is required for transferring pattern markings to garment fabric pieces and for making
alterations on garments.
A. Cutting B. Marking
C. Pinning D. Tracing
______ 36. It is used to give fullness or shape to the garments
A. Darts B. Notch
C. Style D. Trimmings
______ 37. What is the position of the fabric when marking is done?
A. Back side B. Front side
C. Right side D. Wrong side
______ 38. This marking tool is available in white or pastel shades. It has an erasing brush at the
end.
A. Dressmaker’s pencil
C. Tailor’s chalk
______ 39. Which of the following
A. Buttonholes and buttons
C. Fold lines
B. Liquid marking pen
D. Wax chalk
is NOT a construction details to be marked?
B. Center lines along closing
D. Inseam lines

______ 40. What type of pins is this?

a. Safety pins b. T-pins
c. Lace pins d. Dressmaker’s pin

II– Matching Type

Direction:
Match Common trimmings from Column A to the used of this trimming to column B. Write
the letter of your answer in your activity notebook.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

41. A narrow fabric of silk or velvet used for trimmings. A. BINDING

42. An open work fabric made with bobbins, needles or hook B. LACE
and can be hand or machine made.
43. A threads or braid of silk or other fiber hanging in loose C. RIBBONS
fringes.
44. A bias strip used to decorate an edge. D. RUFFLES
45. A strips of cloth gathered together or pleated as a E. TASSEL
trimming to finish edges.

III-Essay (5 points)

*How should you lay out the pattern pieces to avoid wasting fabrics?