PASAY CC9 – Q3 – W6 – 01

Cathleya Amor A. Catama

Name: ___________________________________________Teacher: __________________
9-Mendeleev
Grade & Section: __________________ Date: _______ Parent’s Signature:_________

I. Matching Type: Identify the fabric that is being described by matching the name of the fabric with
its description.

a. it has small puckers that make the fabric a little rough

f.
______________1 Cashmere
to the touch
a. b. a reversible, jacquard-patterned fabric in which the
______________2 Chiffon
design is woven using a satin weave
c. a luxury textile that is made from delicate and
b.
______________3 Damask
decorative fabric made from yarn or thread
d. characterized by a soft, lustrous surface on one side
e.
______________4 Gingham
with a duller surface on the other side
e. A two-color pattern fabric used frequently for button-
g.
______________5 Jersey
down shirts, dresses, and tablecloths
f. A natural fiber known for its extremely soft feel and
c.
______________6 Lace
great insulation
g. A soft stretchy, knit fabric that was originally made
h.
______________7 Linen
from wool. used for sweatshirts
h. An extremely strong fabric that is commonly used for
i.
______________8 Organza
towels, tablecloths, napkins, and bedsheets
i. A lightweight, sheer, plain-woven fabric that is
d.
______________9 Satin
extremely popular for wedding gowns
j. A linen printed with romantic, pastoral patterns in a
j.
_____________10 Toile
single color on an unbleached fabric

II. Multiple Choice: Read each item carefully. Encircle the letter of the best answer.

1. Which of these plant fibers is almost pure as cellulose and is used as textile material in India?
a. cotton b. wool c. rayon d. silk
2. Which is not a characteristic of cotton fibers?
a. soft, cool, breathable fibers c. can hold water 24 – 27 times their own weight
b. strong and dye absorbent d. made up of layers of protein molecules
3. What semisynthetic fiber will be formed when cotton is chemically modified?
a. cotton b. wool c. rayon d. silk
4. Arrange the steps in producing woolen fabrics.
I. Sheep are sheared
II. Wool are sorted and cleaned
III. Wool fibers are woven into fabrics.
IV. Wool fibers are spun into thin cords
V. Wool are carded to straighten the fibers
a. I, II, V, IV, III c. I, V, II, IV, III
b. I, II, IV, V, III d. I, IV, III, V, II
5. An animal fiber that is expensive, luxurious, and valued for its texture, tensile strength, and luster.
a. cotton b. nylon c. polyester d. silk

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 PASAY CC9 – Q3 – W6 – 02

Cathleya Amor A. Catama

Name: ___________________________________________Teacher: __________________
9-Mendeleev
Grade & Section: __________________ Date: _______ Parent’s Signature:_________

Multiple Choice: Choose the letter of the best answer.

1. It is a type of flooring that is made from woven fiber.

a. vinyl b. ceramic tiles c. carpet d. linoleum

2. Carpets are usually made of the following fibers EXCEPT for:

a. nylon b. polyester c. wool d. cotton

3. To ensure the quality, what should you consider when buying a carpet?
a. The number of twist of fibers c. The price of the carpet
b. The style and color of the carpet d. The size and pattern of the carpet

4. Which type of carpet fiber will you use if you have kids and pets?
a. polyester b. nylon c. olefin d. wool

5. What type of carpet is created using a loom?

a. tufted carpet b. velvet carpet c. woven carpet d. twist pile carpet

6. Which part of the house are twist carpets suitable to place with?
a. living room b. dining room c. bedroom d. guest room

7. Why are loop pile carpets durable?

a. The fibers are tightly twisted and are short.
b. The fibers are tightly woven and densely packed.
c. The fibers are straight and point in the same direction.
d. The fibers are woven using both natural and synthetic fibers.

8. These are the softest, deepest, and most luxurious carpets.

a. velvet carpet b. loop pile carpet c. twist pile carpet d. saxony carpet

9. Velvet carpets are made from _____.

a. sheep’s wool b. cotton c. silk d. rayon

10 – 15 Give at least 5 properties of carpets that you need to look for.

Insulating properties
_____________________ Sustainability
_____________________

Wear resistance
_____________________ Soil resistance
_____________________

Underfoot comfort
_____________________

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