MCQ1: Clothing, shelter and ________ are essential in our daily life Answer: Food MCQ2: Textile fabrics which could be used by individual,household linen is called Answer: Clothing MCQ3:   What are made from animals,vegetables and synthetic fibres? Answer: Fabrics MCQ4: The process of making fabrics from textile takes how many main stages? Answer: Three MCQ5: Cotton plants grow in Nigeria and many tropical regions   Answer: True MCQ6: Fibres can be classified into __________ groups  Answer: two  MCQ7: Natural fibre is wool obtained from fleece of sheep, hair of Carmel and silk obtained from___________________of silk  Answer: cocoons  MCQ8: Artificial fibres are made by using chemicals and other materials such as wood pulp and cool __________  Answer: derivations  MCQ9: Which of the following is made from cellulose collected from wood pulp__________? Answer: Rayon  MCQ10: Which of the following are soft, strong and can be produced in colours and weight’s Answer: Tereylene MCQ11:  Polythene and lurex are other man-made fibres Answer: True MCQ12: Which of the following is cool to wear, feel crisp and absorb moisture up to 40% of its weight? Answer: Cotton  MCQ13: Which of the following is very strong and durable fabric and absorbs a little more moisture than cotton __________? Answer: Linen MCQ14: Which of the following is mostly used during the cold weather and it is very elastic? Answer: Wool MCQ15: Labels are tests which are means of identifying fabrics Answer: False MCQ16: One of these is smooth, very fine and warm to touch Answer: silk  MCQ17: It has a rich soft appearance, absorbs moisture and it is a good conductor of heat Answer: acetate  MCQ18: Finishes are special treatment put on fabrics to make them look attractive Answer: true  MCQ19: Finishing process which involves cleaning and bleaching a fabric to make it look white is called Answer: Purification MCQ20: Treatment given to cotton fabric to give a glazed or lustrous appearance is called Answer: Mercerised MCQ21: The Akwete cloth is produced from dyed, spun and twisted cotton_________ Answer: yarn  MCQ22: Akwete cloth is made in Akwete,_____state Answer: Abia MCQ23: The middle finger is protected by one of the following while sewing Answer: thimble MCQ24: One of these is used for sewing,it colour and material sewn must be the same or very close Answer: thread MCQ25: A sharp and very slender metal used to hold to hold material in position for sewing is called. Answer: Pin MCQ26: A sewing tool used for cutting on fabrics before and whilesewing is called Answer: scissors MCQ27: Pinking ________is used for neatening edges of specimens and seams garments Answer: Shears MCQ28: Which of the following is used for piercing small opening for eyelets? Answer: Stiletto MCQ29: An instrument used for picking pins and needle is called Answer: Magnet MCQ30: Tailor’s chalk is available in different colours and __________ Answer: shapes  MCQ31: There are __________types of stitches Answer: four MCQ32: The stitches that are often removed after permanent stitches are worked on are called Answer: Temporary stitches MCQ33: Another name for basting is Answer: tacking MCQ34: Running stitch means which of these? Answer: A permanent stitch worked by hand  MCQ35: Fishbone stitch is used to draw the edges of a clean straight tear along warp and left together before draining. Answer: true FBQ2: There are natural and ------fabrics Answer: Man-made FBQ2: Fabrics protect the body from ________ and heat. Answer: Cold FBQ3: Very important to maintain a decent and presentable appearance by wearing good-------. Answer: Clothing. FBQ4: There are various fabrics, natural and ------ Answer: Man made. FBQ5: Fibres can be classified into --------groups. Answer: Two FBQ6: Linen is obtained form thefibre of a plant known as -------- Answer: Flax. FBQ7: -----------fibres absorb moisture and dry quickly than most natural fibres. Answer: Linen FBQ8: Cotton is obtained from the fibres of the cotton bolls surrounding the ------- Answer: Seed FBQ9: What is used for making glass and tea towels? Answer: Linen FBQ10: ----------is made from various chemicals. It has the properties of wool but does not shrink like wool. Answer: Terrylene FBQ11: Crimplene is another type of -------. Answer: Terrylene FBQ12: -------is not common in Nigeria but it is mostly used during cold weather. Answer: Wool FBQ13: Finishing process which involves cleaning and bleaching a fabric to make it look white is---------- Answer: Purification FBQ14: The Akwete cloth is made in Akwete, in-----State Answer: Abia FBQ15: ----------------is used for sewing Answer: Thread FBQ16: Sewing tools are referred to as --------equipment Answer: Small FBQ17: What is used to protect the middle finger is called------------ Answer: Thimble FBQ18: ---------is made up of firm fabric and clearly marked on both sides with inches and centimetres respectively. Answer: Tape measure FBQ19: Tailors use---------- with tracing paper to transfer pattern markings into fabrics. Answer: Tracing wheel FBQ20: -------is used for cuttings on fabrics before and while sewing Answer: Scissors FBQ21: --------- is an instrument used for picking pins and needles Answer: Magnet FBQ22: -----is a thick, blunt needle of about 7.62cm long, with a large oval eye for threading tapes, elastic or ribbon through casing or eyelet holes in fabric. Answer: Bodkin FBQ23: What is used for piercing small opening for eyelets is called----------- Answer: Stiletto FBQ24: Pinking shears is used for neatening edges of specimens and seams of ------ Answer: Garments FBQ25: Clothing, shelter and ________ are essential in our daily life Answer: Food FBQ26: What is also referred to as basting? Answer: Tacking FBQ27: Uneven tacking or irregular tacking is also known as temporary stitch and------------ Answer: Tacking FBQ28: --------is a method of joining two or more pieces of materials together. Answer: Seam FBQ29: ------- are provided in outfits to make them easy for wearing and removal. Answer: Openings FBQ30: There are ---types of seams Answer: Two FBQ31: ------- are worn to protect our outer garments when we are cooking or working within the house or in our workshop Answer: Aprons FBQ32: When cooking or doing house work , ------is tied on the head Answer: Scarf FBQ33: An ------is something extra, helpful, useful but not essential. Answer: Accessory FBQ34: ---------is attached to a sewing machine in place of a regular presser foot to form and stitch a narrow hem without tacking first Answer: Narrow hemmer FBQ35: Sweat glands in a normal healthy person secrete perspiration and oil through the --- Answer: Skin