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SECTION-A
i) General Awareness
1. The largest planet in the solar system is 6. Which of the following is known as
(A) Mars golden fibre?
(B) Earth (A) Silk (B) Wool
(C) Jupiter (C) Cotton (D) Jute
(D) None of the above
7. Which of the following Article vested
2. "Seoul Peace Prize - 2018" was
awarded to powers with the President to declare
(A) Narendra Modi Emergency because of threat to the
(B) Donald Trump country's security due to external
(C) Vladimar Putin aggression or war or armed rebellion?
(D) None of the above (A) Article 378
(B) Article 352
3. Patachitra a traditional painting art (C) Article 112
mainly found in which of the following
state ? (D) None of the above
(A) Odisha
(B) Kerala 8. Who among the following is the
(C) Rajasthan 14th President of India?
(D) None of the above (A) Pranab Mukherjee
(B) Ram Nath Kovind
4. Cusec is a measure of the rate of flow of (C) Pratibha Patil
liquid commonly used by the irrigation
(D) None of the above
department to measure the water
outflow. One Cusec is approximately
equal to 9. Which of the following city is located on
(A) 28.32 litresof waterflow per second the bank of the river Sumida ?
(B) 78.64 litresof waterflow per second (A) Tokyo, Japan
(C) 138.76litresof waterflow per second (B) Beijing, China
(D) None of the above
(C) New Delhi, India
(D) None of the above
5. In which of the following High Court
the first paperless e-court established
10. World lion Day celebrated every year on
in India?
(A) Hyderabad High Court (A) 10th August
(B) Bhopal High Court (B) 12th June
(C) Chennai High Court (C) 2nd March
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
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11. Who was the architect of Operation Flood 16. Which one of the following is an artificial
in India? lake?
(A) Dr. Verghese Kurien (A) Kodaikanal lake
(B) M. S. Swaminathan (B) Vembanad lake
(C) Amartya Sen (C) Chilka lake
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
12. Ramsar convention is related to the 17. Which one of the following diseases is not
conservation of due to the contamination of water?
(A) Rivers (A) Anaemia
(B) Western Ghats (B) Cholera
(C) Wetlands (C) Diarrhoea
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
18. Which one of the following brings the
13. Optical Fibre Cable (OFC) works on the
''Nutritionat a GlanceReseardl Reporf' ?
principle of
(A) IMF
(A) Total Internal Reflection
(B) World Bank
(B) Diffraction
(C) FAO
(C) Absorption
(D) None of the above
(D) None of the above
19. A famous sports personality
14. Who among the following is the founder
Pankaj Advani is related to which of
of E-commerce giant Alibaba ?
the following sports?
(A) Jeff Bezzos (A) Carrom
(B) Mark Zuckerberg (B) Snooker
(C) Jack Ma (C) Chess
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
15. Which of the following crop is known as 20. Which one of the following is land locked
white gold? state in India?
(A) Cotton crop (A) Maharashtra
(B) Mulberry crop (B) Tamil Nadu
(C) Sunflower crop (C) Telangana
(D) None of the above (D) None of the above
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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
21. A is older than 8 but younger than C. 26. Complete the analogy.
o is younger than E but older than A. Cow: Calf::
If C is younqer than 0, who is oldest (A) Cat: Kitten
of all?
(B) Lion: Puppy
(A) A (B) C
(C) Dog: Cub
(C) 0 (D) E
(D) Duck: Chicken
22. If 7 means x, x means +, + means - and
- means 7, then what will be the value 27. Belt is to waist as is to neck.
of 50 - 10 x 20 + 5 7 2 ? (A) Shorts
(A) 25 (8) 15 (B) Tie
(C) 20 (D) 18 (C) Shirt
(D) Collar
. 23. Identify the wrong term in the series.
69,55,26,13,5
28. Select the pair in which the numbers are
(A) 5 (B) 55
similarly related as in the pair 11 : 121.
(C) 13 (D) 26
(A) 1: 1
(B) 3: 6
24. Find the missing number.
(C) 7:14
9 5 6
(D) 10: 110
5 7 ?
3 4 5
29. Select the words which are least like
135 140 150
other words in the group.
(A) 8 (B) 10 (A) Algebra
(C) 5 (D) 4 (B) Arithmetic
(C) Trigonometry
25. Find the missing letter.
(D) Stoichiometry
A E I
8 F J 30. Select the number which is different
? G K from the rest three.
(A) C (B) 0 (A) 23 (B) 53
(C) E (D) F (C) 79 (D) 93
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31. Select the"group of letters which is 36. A and B are brothers. C and 0 are
different from others. sisters. A's son is D's brother. How is
(A) MPS (B) ILO B related to C ?
(C) SVY (D) ADF (A) Father
(B) Brother
(C) Uncle
32. Find the correct alternative for Mars,
(D) Grandfather
Mercury, Venus.
(A) Stars
(B) Planets 37. Deepak went 20 meters to the East,
(C) Satellite he turned left and walked 15 meters.
He turned again right and went
(D) Asteroid
35 meters. He again turned right and
walked 15 meters. How far is he from
33. Complete the series. starting point?
9,19,28,36,43,49,54,58,61, ? (A) 35 meters (B) 50 meters
(A) 63 (B) 65 (C) 55 meters (D) 60 meters
(C) 62 (D) 64
38. English, French and Hindi can be
represented by
34. Find the rnissinqlettersthat will complete
the series abb __ b _ aa _ b _. (A) @O (B) (@)
(A) aabba
(B) ababa
(C) em (D) 000
(C) abbaa 39. In a dictionary, which of the following
(D) abaab words will appear last?
(A) Actuate (B) Accumulate
(C) Acquit (D) Achieve
35. In a certain language if 'REMOTE'
is coded as 'ETOMER' then how is
'COPPER' coded? 40. In the series 6 4 1 2 2 8 7 42 1 5 3 8 6
(A) REPPCO 2 1 7 1 4 2 3 2 8 6, how many pairs of
successive numbers have a difference
(B) REPPOC
of 2 each?
(C) PREPCO
(A) 4 . (B) 5
(D) ERPPCO (C) 6 (D) 7
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iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
41. A vertical pole of length 6 m casts a 46. If 10 students of class X took part in a
shadow 4 m long on the ground and at quiz and the number of girls is 4 more
the same time a tower of height 'h' m than the number of boys. The number
casts shadow of length 28 m on the of girls who took part in the quiz is
ground. Then h = (A) 4
(A) 42 m (8) 28 m (8) 7
(C) 30 m (0) None of these (C) 6
(0) None of these
42. The rootsof the equation5x2 - 6x - 2 = 0
are 47. The sum of a two digit number and the
3±J19 1±Ji1 number obtained by reversing the digits
(A) (8) is 66. If the digits differ by 2 and the digit
5 2
in the unit place is smaller than the digit
(C) 2,3 (0) None of these
in the 10th place, the number is
(A) 24 (8) 42
43. Whenthepolynomialp(x)= x3 - 3x2 + 5x- 3
(C) 62 (0) 26
is divided by x2 - 2, the quotient
obtained is
48. 5 years ago, A was thrice as old as 8.
(A) 7x - 9 (8) x-3
10 years later A will be twice as old as 8.
(C) x + 3 (0) x-1 Present age of A is
(A) 45 yrs.
44. If HCF of 2 numbers 306 and 657 is 9 (8) 50 yrs.
then LCM of same 2 numbers is (C) 35 yrs.
(A) 23228 (0) None of these
(8) 22338
(C) 228 49. A fraction becomes ..:!.when 1 is
(0) None of these 3
subtracted from the numerator and it
becomes : when 8 is added to its
45. A quadratic polynomial with sum
and product of its zeroes as ..:!.,-1 denominator. The fraction is
respectively is 4 5 3
(A) - (8) -
x2 +x+..:!. 2 1 12 11
(A) (8) x --x-1
4 4
2 x 6
(C) x +--1 (0) None of these (C) - (0) None of these
4 13
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56. The area of a triangle formed by the
paints (5, 2), (4, 7) and (7, - 4) is
50. ABCD is a cyclic
(A) 2 square units
(8) 3 square units
-7x+5
(C) 4 square units
quadrilateral. The largest angle is
(A) 110° (8) 130° (D) None of these
(C) 120° (D) None of these
57. Value of sin60° cos30° + oos60° sin30° is
51 . The product of 2 consecutive integers
(A) 2 (8) 1
is 90. Then the 2 +ve integers are
(A) 9,10 (C) 3 (0) ~
2
(8) 8, 9
(C) 15,6
58. The sum of first ten terms of the AP
(D) None of these
2,7,12,17, ... is
(A) 230 (8) 245
52. The difference between the squares of
2 positive numbers is 180. The square (C) 255 (D) none of these
of the smaller number is 8 times the
larger number. The two numbers are
(A) 16, 14 (8) 12, 18 59. The sum of the terms of
(C) 10, 8 (0) None of these 34 + 32 + 30 + ... + 10 is
(A) 286
53. If probability of an event A is 0.1, then
P (not A) is (8) 198
(A) 0.09 (8) 0.99 (C) 250
(C) 0.9 (D) 0.1 (D) None of these
54. The mean of first 10 natural numbers is
60. Which term of the AP, 3, 8, 13, 18, ...
(A) 55 (B) 5.5
is 78?
(C) 6 (D) None of these
(A) 10
55. If volume of a cube is 64 cm3, then its (8) 18
side length is
(C) 16
(A) 8 cm (8) 32 cm
(C) 4 cm (D) None of these
(D) None of these
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v) English Language and Comprehension
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Select the word that is opposite in meaning Read each sentence to find out whether there
(antonym) to the word given in the question. is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in one
part of the sentence, the number of that part
81. Omnipotent
is the answer.
(A) Ignorant (8) Powerless
(C) Dubious (D) Stable
87. Antarctica is not only forbiddingly cold( 1)/
82. Negate and remote and is also protected (2)/
(A) Promise (8) Add by a treaty that preserves (3)/the continent
(C) Deny (D) Affirm and wildlife (4).
(A) 3 (8) 2
(C) 1 (D) 4
Fill in the blanks with suitable preposition from
among the choices given below them.
88. No sooner (1)/was the funeral (2)/over
83. Tom's away at the moment. He's __ but Sandra (3)/left for the US (4).
holiday in France.
(A) 4 (8) 2
(A) at (8) on
(C) 3 (D) 1
(C) in (D) for
84. I saw Jack __ a concert last Saturday. Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles from
(A) at (8) on among the options.
(C) in (D) for
89. The corruption of best
85. I'm going away the end of
becomes the worst.
January.
(A) at (A) a
(8) on
(C) in (D) None of these (8) the
(C) an
(D) not required
Fill in the blank with appropriate form of the
verb from among the options given below.
90. ____ Tagore was a truly great
86. We're good friends. We _ poet.
each other for a long time.
(A) The
(A) have been knowing
(8) have known (8) A
(C) knew (C) An
(D) know (D) No article required
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Select the word that is most similar in meaning Each of these questions presents a word that
(synonym) to the word given in the question. may have been spelt incorrectly. From the
choices provided, pick the correct spelling
91. Elucidate
and mark that option of the right choice as
(A) Strengthen (B) Intensify
the answer or pick 'no error' if you think that
(C) Sharpen (D) Clarify is appropriate.
92. Defer 97. Enthusiestic
(A) Delay (B) Refer (A) Enthusiastic
(C) Assume (D) Bear (B) Enthuciastic
(C) Enthosiestic
Fill in the blank with appropriate modal form (D) No error
from among the choices.
98. Amendment
93. It's late. It's time home.
(A) Amentmend
(A) we must go (B) we should go
(B) Ammendment
(C) we go (D) we went
(C) Amenndment
(D) No error
Fillin the blankswith appropriatewords/phrases.
94. Neither Jhonny nor Joe forgot that Add suitable question tags to the following
____ a test on Monday. statements from among the choices given
(A) they had below them.
(B) he had
(C) he has 99. The Mehras were good hosts, __ ?
(D) they must have (A) were they
(B) wasn't he
95. Five miles cover on foot. (C) weren't they
(A) are too much for me to
(D) aren't they
(B) were much enough for me to
(C) is too much for me to
(D) are so long for me into 100. She hasn't recovered from the
shock, ?
96. If you need a coat you will have to buy (A) hasn't she
___ as I cannot give you mine. (B) haven't it
(A) some (B) one (C) has she
(C) any (D) it (D) is she
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SECTION - B
Post Specific Subject-Related Questions
101. is used to identify garment 106. knife is used to cut acute
section assembling. angles or sharp curves.
(A) Grain (A) Notcher
(B) Ease (B) Band
(C) Layer (C) Click press
(0) Notching (0) Clamp
102. is a determined measure of 107. is the amount of fabric allowed
muslin planned for developing a design in the pattern design to accommodate
which features vertical style line. body movement.
(A) Panel (A) Seam
(8) Ply (8) Ease
(C) Marker (C) Grain
(0) Pattern (0) Fold
103. A direction in the fabric at an angle to 108. Highest point of the bust in model form/
the length or cross is known as live model is
(A) On grain (A) Apex
(B) Off grain (B) Bodice
(C) Bias grain
(C) Muslin
(0) Contour
(0) Form
104. The narrow, firmly woven finished edge
109. The take up of excess of fabric of a
on both length grain sides of a woven
determined amount at the edge of the
fabric is known as
garment or converging to a diminishing
(A) Grain point is
(8) Selvedge (A) Flare
(C) Layout (8) Fullness
(0) Cutting (C) Dart
105. A layout where 2 or more plies of fabric (0) Bias cut
are spread face up or face to face is
known as 110. Pleats are designated as
(A) Partial layer (A) flaVdimensional
(8) Multi-Ply layout (B) shape/fabric
(C) Spreading (C) line/design
(0) Ply (0) body movemenVaction
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111. is an inverted or side pleat 116. The area of the collar close to the neck
released at knee level or below. seam is
(A) Single pleat (A) neckline
(B) Knife pleat (B) bias
(C) Multiple pleat (C) stand
(0) Kick pleat (0) style
112. A metal/plastic drawing guide with an 117. is a fastener.
edge that includes a variety of CUNes
(A) Zipper
known as
(B) Bobbin
(A) lapel CUNe
(C) Elastic
(B) sleigh CUNe
(0) Bow
(C) eraser
(0) pin cushion 118. is a non woven fabric structure
produced by the application of moisture,
113. A metal hand tool designed with a lever
heat, agitation and pressure to a web of
or a circular die cutter is known as
fiber.
(A) pattern punch
(A) Cotton
(B) knotch
(B) Muslin
(C) lapel
(C) Felt
(0) pattern string
(0) Jute
114. is a pattern of a garment
119. fabric is having a synthetic
component without style lines or seam
structure.
allowance.
(A) Plastic
(A) Sloper
(B) Cotton
(B) T square
(C) Balance (C) Silk
(0) Style (0) Bamboo
115. is the shifting of a sloper on 120. Woven fabric structure is produced on
pattern paper from a marked position a loom by the of warp and
towards a designated guide line. weft yarns.
(A) Slashing (A) stitching
(B) Pivoting (B) interlacing
(C) Sloping (C) filling
(0) Overlaping (0) printing
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121. grain line is the strong and 126. is a cutting instrument ranging
stable"grain. in size from 4" to 6" with straight
(A) Cross blades and designed with identical ring
handles.
(B) Semi off
(A) Drilling
(C) Width wise (B) Ripper
(D) Length wise (C) Knotcher
(D) Sewing scissors
122. The method of pattern layout selected
depends on 127. needle is blunt tipped needle
(A) style with oval eye.
(B) placement (A) Hemming
(B) Tapestry
(C) texture
(C) Tufting
(D) border
(D) Crewel
123. Goods with particular woven, pattern or
128. is a chemical bath of caustic
finishes is known as
soda applied to cotton/cotton covered
(A) tone polyester core thread.
(B) layout (A) Twisting
(C) folded (B) Mercerization
(D) directional fabrics (C) Construction
(D) Manufacturing
124. Animal skin are measured in
129. is a temporarily holding
(A) square feet
together of two or more plies of fabric.
(B) inch (A) Basting
(C) metre (B) Sewing
(D) millimetre (C) Seaming
(D) Adding
125. A design in which lines of mixed width
and colour are repeated consecutively 130. produced in a series,
forming a one way directional design is simulating machine sewing with no
space between stitches.
(A) even stripes
(A) Back stitch
(B) plaids
(B) Looping
(C) checks
(C) Stem stitch
(D) uneven stripes
(D) Chain stitch
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131. One or more rows of functional or 136. A bia's-cut clothing that creates a sleek,
decorative machine or hand stitching linear skirt is known as
is known as
(A) Gore
(A) pleats
(B) Flare
(B) placket
(C) A-line
(C) top stitching
(D) basting (D) Umbrella
132. is fold over edge or applied 137. An under garment to smooth the figure
strip which is an integral part of the is known as
garment.
(A) Foundation
(A) Draw string
(B) Formal
(B) Casing
(C) Jeans
(C) Basting
(D) Kimono
(D) Binding
138. means literally "high
133. A firm rounded cushion shaped like
a ham covered with tightly woven sewing", referring to the original designs
fabric is usually custom made, very expensive.
(A) sponge (A) Haute-coutu re
(B) Ipin cushion (B) High-tech
(C) tailor's ham (C) Peter pan
(D) sleeve board (D) Hippie style
134. is the technique of manipulating
139. is haute couture before
cloth to fit and conform to one/more
it becomes current fashion.
curves of the feminine or masculine
form and live model. (A) High fashion
(A) Drafting (B) Flapper
(B) Pivoting (C) Imitation
(C) Slashing (D) Classic
(D) Draping
140. Inexpensive copies of high-priced
135. Black/White or a non colour is designer fashion as
known as
(A) Knock-offs
(A) achromatic colour
(B) Panache
(B) neutral colour
(C) warm colour (C) Junk
(D) cool colour (D) Casuals
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141. Cotton, silk, wool and linen are all 146. are garments without
fibers. seams usually knits.
(A) Natural (A) seamless
(8) Synthetic (8) silhouette
(C) Dyed (C) slip on
(D) Printed (D) strapless
142. Designingmodern stylesthat incorporate 147. Fitted garments of wear ability are
traditional design ideas is known as called as
(A) Neo classic (A) Tailored
(8) Oxford (8) Ready to made
(C) Ethnic (C) Styled
(D) New wave (D) Couture
143. Ready to wear is known as 148. The look and character of the cloth is
known as
(A) Pret-a-porter
(A) Texture
(8) Semi formal
(8) Fall
(C) Town wear
(C) Drape
(D) Vogue
(D) Flare
144. is a sweater without
149. are the colours suggesting
buttons.
an energetic and upbeat image.
(A) Pullover
(A) Dull colours
(8) Jacket
(8) Light colours
(C) Spenser
(C) Warm colours
(D) Sack dress
(D) Analogous colours
145. The colours which are got by mixing
150. is a sort of large shell
the pair of primary colours of colour
shaped hat in gauze mounted on a tin
wheel are
framework with a similar veil.
(A) Secondary colours
(A) Conch
(8) Complimentary colours (8) Cope
(C) Vivid colours (C) Golf
(D) Tertiary colours (D) Hat
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151. is a Indo-Iranian loin cloth 156. are also called as dress
wrapped on the waist by men. improver,worn under the skirt supporting
to back of skirt.
(A) Dhoti
(A) Caban
(B) Lungi
(B) Bustle
(C) Shorts
(C) Breeches
(D) Drawers
(D) None of the above
152. Tone is formed by mixing or
157. Camel hair fabric made originally in Asia
to the base colour. are called as
(A) Red or green (A) Camlet
(B) Yellow or red (B) Chalmys
(C) Black or white (C) Kepresh
(D) None of the above (D) Jubon
153. A colour wheel consists of 158. The more or less point of the hoods still
colours. worn by French peasants
(A) 14 (A) cornet
(B) 11 (B) crispin
(C) 12 (C) loros
(D) kyne
(D) 13
159. are long or short surcoat with
154. Vivid colours are also called as
or without sleeve worn by men.
colours.
(A) Corps pique
(A) Light
(B) Ropa
(B) Sharp
(C) Pelerine
(C) Surprising (D) Corset
(D) Vibrant
160. Edging of fine fur or rich cloth used to
155. Trousers worn by women are called as face fine garments for lining is
(A) Blossom (A) Piping
(B) Boater (B) Basting
(C) Bloomers (C) Facings
(D) Culotte (D) Hemming
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161. is a vividly colored sash 166. is a Roman national costume,
passing over the shoulders, crossed at made up of white wool.
back and tied around the waist.
(A) Vair
(A) Diadem
(8) Greaves
(8) Fillet
(C) Toga
(C) Girdle
(D) Zona
(D) Tiara
162. is a men's garment, closely 167. The First Fashion Designer's District
fitted, worn mainly by the poor. was
(A) Jacket (A) Paris
(8) Jerkin (8) Amsterdam
(C) Mantle (C) Sydney
(D) Peplos (D) Vietnam
163. Hats which was finely worked poplar
168. Trade fairs and exhibitions comes under
wood, soft straw with rounded crowns
the category of
are
(A) Marketing
(A) Panama
(8) Snood (8) Publicity
(C) Stole (C) Sales promotion
(D) Weepers (D) Advertising
164. is a Greek women's hat already 169. Harmony is also called as
worn in daedalic crete.
(A) Unity
(A) Ropa
(8) Dignity
(8) Soccus
(C) Scale
(C) Skull cap
(D) Contrast
(D) Polos
165. Originally satchel worn over one 170. describes the outer dimension
shoulder is known as or contour of an object.
(A) tassel (A) Form
(8) vest (8) Torso
(C) tholia (C) Shape
(D) scarf (D) Line
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171. is generally considered to be 176. Count refers to the no. of yarns in
the area seen between the shapes.
(A) 1 square inch
(A) Space
(B) 4 square inch
(B) Muslin
(C) 2 square inch
(C) Shape
(0) Appearance (0) 6 square inch
172. All articles ranging from hosiery to 177. refers to the no. of stitches/inch
shoes, bags, belts, gloves, jewellery are in a knitted fabric.
called as
(A) Count
(A) collection
(B) Gauge
(B) accessories
(C) decoratives (C) Yardage
(0) costume (0) Scale
173. is a free standing shop devoted 178. The rolled collar is a combination of the
to specialized sales for the customer standing and the collar.
with special interest.
(A) Peter pan
(A) Store
(B) Shirt collar
(B) Boutique
(C) Showroom (C) Flat collar
(0) Outlet (0) Shawl collar
174. is a particular style that 179. The placement of the collar is
continues as an accepted fashion over on the garment.
an extended period of time.
(A) Symmetrical
(A) Fad
(B) Conceptional (B) Bias
(C) Ethnic (C) Assymmetrical
(0) Classic (0) Visible
175. A is a narrow strip of fabric 180. The term cap sleeve refers to
used to enclose the raw edges of a rather than type.
neckline.
(A) Sleeve width
(A) Binding
(B) Bound edge (B) Sleeve length
(C) Shape (C) Circumference
(0) Stripping (0) Sleeve round
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181. The treatment of the lower sleeve edge 186. Bows are common fabric
is referred to as the
(A) piece
(A) Hemming
(8) trim
(8) Sleeve finish
(C) knit
(C) Detailing
(D) fusible
(D) Fullness
187. consists of a separate piece of
182. are finished openings that are
fabric applied to a larger background.
used at the lower edge of the sleeve.
(A) Applique
(A) Placket
(8) Trim
(8) Facing
(C) Treatment (C) Fabric
(D) Classic (D) Swatch
183. The raw edges of casing are finished to 188. is "degree of excellence
prevent grade".
(A) Piling (A) Quality
(8) Raveling (8) Quantity
(C) Tearing (C) Mass
(D) Stringing (D) Fact
184. Cuffs are constructed of fabric bands 189. is a design derived from the
that finish or decorate the of cone desiqn on woven Indian fabrics
the sleeve. and shawls.
(A) Lower raw edge
(A) Paisley
(8) Upper raw edge
(8) Liberty prints
(C) Middle raw edge
(C) Plaids
(D) Side raw edge
(D) Dots
185. To be classified as a banded hem, the
band portion must be 2 ply with either 190. are the basic components of
a seam/fold at the edge. textile fabrics.
(A) lower (A) Yarn
(B) upper (B) Fibre
(C) middle (C) Warp
(D) top (D) Weft
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191. is an example of artificial 196. Practical stitches are produced by
fibre. coordinated motions of needles and
(A) Silk (A) bobbin
(B) Cotton (B) faceplate
(C) Wool (C) feed
(0) regulator
(0) Acrylic
197. is one of the design element.
192. A lining is applied of a garment
to finish it. (A) Line
(B) Proportion
(A) inside
(B) outside
(C) Rhythm
(0) Emphasis
(C) either side
(0) one side 198. The space, division and their relationship
within a design are termed as
193. Hand tacking is also known as
(A) Proportion
(A) stitching (B) Shape
(B) basting (C) Texture
(C) tacking (0) Colour
(0) seam finish
199. Basket weave of theis
194. Seam finish is a technique used to plain weave in which paired or multiple
make yarns are used in the alternating
pattern.
(A) seam edge neat
(A) Fibers
(B) hemline
(B) Yarns
(C) neckline
(C) Muslin
(0) facing
(0) Variation
195. Texture of a fabric appeals to the eyes
200. fabrics are made of a series of
as well as
interlocking loops.
(A) touch and feel (A) Knit
(B) colour and intensity (B) Pile
(C) shape and size (C) Gauge
(0) proportion and scale (0) None of the above
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