A.

To achieve good result

 The first step in drafting ladies’ trousers is make a B. To ensure the comfort, fit and confidence while wearing the
______________ right trousers
A. Perpendicular line C. A line C. To get a high a discount
B. C. Diagonal Line D. Starter line D. It can help you to save money time end effort.

 A pattern that produced by creating a design  Lina has diamond body what trousers should she wear?
A. Style B. Simple Pattern C. Foundation D. Final A. High-waist and wide-legged trousers underline the
curvaceous body are of great style options for this body shape.
 It has uniform width from thigh all the way to hem. B. Boot-cuts are best suited for this shape and if tall enough,
A. Straight Leg B. Gaucho. C. Boot Cut D. straight cut or palazzo is of great choice.
Skinny C. Wide leg lining trousers are also good for this body shape.
 This trousers has a similar design to straight leg trousers
except that it has a slight flare at the bottom  The final pattern of trousers should be placed in ______
A Straight Leg B. Gaucho C. Boot Cut D. Skinny part of the fabric
 This trousers hug the legs and the hips very closely A. Selvage B. Folded
A Skinny Leg B. Gaucho C. Boot Cut D. Skinny C. Grain D. Bias
 Has straight legs that is wider and more flowing than  The allowance of side part for the final pattern is _______
straight leg trouser A. 1 inch B. 1 ½ inches
A Straight Leg B. Gaucho C. Wide Leg D. C. 3 inches D. 2 inches
Skinny  It's important to practice accuracy in patternmaking
 Mina is looking for a fabric which has lustrous surface on because?
one side, with a duller surface on the other side what type of A. The grade for this activity will be high.
fabric is this? B. The output will result in a good fitting.
A. Flannel B. Cotton C. Satin D. Linen C. The shape of your body will be flaunted.
 How gabardine is different from polyester?
A. It is a light wool twill weave that’s best for Spring and Fall.
It is usually woven in 10-12-ounce weight  The biggest body measurement _____
B. It is a heavy-weight fabric with very little drape or stretch. A. Waistline B. Hipline C Thigh D. Knee
C. It has the same characteristics as the cotton but may not
easily gets dirty as cotton.  It is a light wool twill weave that’s best for Spring and Fall.
D. A soft lightweight fabric. It works well for colder It is usually woven in 10-12-ounce weight that are warm in
temperature shirts, pants, and jackets. the summer and not warm enough in winter
A. Gabardine B. Satin C. Cotton D. Denim
 Why is it important to consider the body shape in choosing
the best trousers?
 A soft, lightweight fabric. It works well for colder C. 11-12 inches D. 13-14 inches
temperature shirts, pants, and jackets.___________
A. Gabardine B. Satin C. Cotton D. Flannel  The part of the fabric which can be stretched
A. Selvage B. Bias
 The fabric should be folded with the _______ side inside C. Lengthwise D. Crosswise
A. Wrong B. Selvage C. Right D. Bias
 The side of the fabric which you can do the sewing and
 To ensure the fast and accurate pattern drafting you must marking
have this with you during the activity A. Right B. Left
A. Procedure /Manual C. Wrong D. Bias
B. Complete set of tools and materials
C. knowledge in patternmaking  The strongest part of the fabric
D. Measurements A. Lengthwise B. Crosswise
C. Bias D. Right side
 In cutting final pattern, the following should be done
except?______  The part of the fabric which you will place the patterns
A. Cut the edges A. Wrong B. Right
B. Follow the allowance for sewing C. Left side D. Grain
C. Use scissors for fabric  Seam Pocket pattern should be placed on the
D. Add lines first A. Folded B. Center
 In cutting the final pattern use ________  C, Below D. Top
A. Scissor used in fabric  is a line where two pieces of cloth are joined by sewing
B. Scissor for paper near the edge of the fabrics (inseam and outseam)
C. Scissor for plants  A.Seam B. Cuff C. Waist D. Hips
D. All the choices  The lowest part of trousers
 It’s advisable to cut the fabric on _______________  Knee B. Bottom C. Waist D.Crotch
A. Production Table  The form-fitting covering for the legs.
B. Floor
 Legs B.Thigh C. knee D.Waist
C. Office Table
 A strip of fabric fastened at the top of trousers that fits
D. Sewing Machine
around the waist.
 The first step in pre-assembling procedure is:_____
 Legs B.Thigh C. knee D.Waistband
A. Marking B. Cutting
C. Lay-out D. Sewing
A. Which of the following is the Body measurements taken
vertically
 What is the ideal size for a scissor
A. 7-8 inches B. 9-10 inches
A. Thigh
B. Knee d. d. Anytime
C. Pants Length
D. Waist  The back pattern should be placed on the ?
1. Folded c.Edge
B. Thigh waistline and hipline are taken _________? 2. Selvage d. Bias
A. Circumferential C. Horizontally  How much pattern paper will you need for the style pattern
B. Vertically D. Left of front part?
a. 1/4 sheet c. 1/2 sheet
C. What kind of tracing line can be seen in the fabric? b. 1/8 sheet d. 1 whole
A. Measurements
B. Line
C. Sewing Line/ Guide  Taken around the smallest part of the torso or body with a
D. Sewing darts tape measure

D. Why is the side edging is the first step in sewing a Ladies' A. Waistline b. Thigh C. Knee D. Bottom
trousers
A. To take a rest from sewing
 Measured around the fullest part of the thigh in line with
B. To check first the fabric
the crotch
C. To finish the raw edges of the fabric
 Waistline b. Thigh C. Knee D. Bottom
D. To make the fabric clean

 In pattern manipulating this is where you?

_________
A. Cut the pattern  taken at the bottom of pants desired length
B. Adjust according to the style of the pattern
C. Add revision A. Waistline b. Thigh C. Knee D. Bottom
D. A and C
 Taken from the waist down to the desired length, this
. The following are the material or cloth suitable for ladies' measurement is taken at the side with a tape measurement
trousers except:  Waistline b. Thigh C. Knee D. Bottom
a. Cotton D. Chiffon
b. Satin
c. Style
 When do you remove patterns and pins from the cloth?  The placement of pattern on the fabric, in an economical
a. After cutting the material manner.
b. After transferring out the markings.
c. After laying out pattern
 A. Fabric cutting B. Pattern Layout C. Fabric marking D. to the factors mentioned above if your primarily
Fabric layout concern is to be able to make the best product?
A. To extinguish sewing process
 How to draft the procedure for Step A- I B. To catalyze a distinct product
C. To furnish good market
A. ¼ of crotch and add 2 inches D. To expend the techniques and principles of design
B. Crotch measurement plus 1 inch
C. From Letter A measure crotch measurement
D. Apply crotch measurement.  What does the illustration imply?

 ¼” is next to

A. ½ B. 1/8 C. 1/3 D. 3/8

45. 3/8 is next to

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A. ¼ B. 5/8 c. ¾ D. 7/8
A. Proper laying out of pattern pieces
The fabric for the trouser should be preshrank and B. Cutting assurances
pressed to ensure that there will be no more shrinkage C. Sewing techniques
after it has been cut and sewn. The grainline should
D. Design perfectness
also be straightened. When the above cautions are not
done, the following may happen to the trouser EXCEPT
 Borgy was just adamant of what her teacher instructs
A. The desired length of the trouser will be altered. her because she was in a haste submitting her yield.
But her disguise won’t work to her teacher. “How could
B. The length of the trouser will be shorter or smaller. she create a plausible product?”, her teacher sighed.
Thus, she ended up staying longer. She marked the
C. The longer the cut, the better. pattern pieces front and back using a washable marking
pen or marking pencil. Also, she pinned the pieces. She
used two pins to mark the front and one pin to mark
 When laying out, cutting, and sewing, pay close
the back pieces. What is being inferred in the process
attention to the lines and contours of the fabric print or
that Borgy did?
design, and see to it that they are aligned and matched
at appropriate points for the best appearance of the A. Drafting the pattern C.
finished garment. Why is it important to pay attention Marking pattern
 B. Cutting Patterns D.
Transferring marks  Baste the lengthwise and crosswise grainlines with
contrasting colored thread if the fabric is not a plaid.
 In an ordinary setting of a DRESSMAKING Class, Put the crosswise grainlines at a right angle to the
patterns are cut only on the sides. But Ms. Liza would lengthwise grainline at the seven-inch hipline marking,
like a simpler instruction. She wants waistline the crotch, and the knee. Identify the lines in the plaid
markings or triangles to be cut. Why do you think Ms. that are the lengthwise and crosswise grainlines. Safety
Liza wants them to be cut? pins can be used for this identification. Why is it
A. To help match pattern pieces important to identify the grainlines?
B. To have easier way of cutting the patterns A. Transferring of marks onto the fabric conform to
C. To provide a slender look to the one who will be the grainlines.
wearing the finished garment B. Cutting the fabric is the same as transferring marks.
D. Because the left markings are annoying C. Laying out patterns along with the grainlines. D.
Sewing made easier.
 Cut with the grain. Cut the waistband exactly on grain,
twice the width of the Grosgrain plus ¼inch, and 5
inches longer than the waist measurement. The  The garment fits perfectly, holds its shape, and hangs
waistband in plaid fabrics may be cut either on the well. This is why there is a need to prepare the fabric
lengthwise or on the crosswise grain, depending on the first before construction to have perfect output. The
design. What cutting technique is discussed? following are steps in preparing the fabric before
A. Cutting with the grain C. Cutting the cutting it EXCEPT
waistband A. Fold the cloth neatly and soak it in a basin of water
B. Cutting across the Grosgrain D. Cutting with overnight.
the waistband B. Press the cloth necessarily if it is not smooth when
 Joshia’s teacher lamented on the finished project of her it dries.
class. Most seam lines ravel. Hemlines are single C. Cut the fabrics right away.
turned. Threads are entangled. She insisted that edges D. Hang the cloth and let it dry.
must be fine. How could her students make the edges  Mark the pattern pieces with a __________ if you feel
fine? you will lose track of which pieces will be sewn together.
A. Cut out pattern pieces using a zigzag or serging A. number B. mark C. color D. Triangle
stitch.  2. Manipulating patterns in order to create a new style
B. Cut out pattern using high speed machine. based on the _________.
C. Cut with sharp shears. A.Foundation Patterns B. Basic or Block Patterns C
D. Cut out pattern with nipper. Commercial Patterns
 .______________ is the process in which pattern
blocks are changed and reshaped to adjust the fit or
incorporate a new design.
A.Pattern Drafting B.Pattern Manipulation C.Pattern
Cutting)
 Depending on your __________, the pattern length can
be more or less suited for the client.
A. project plan B. seating posture C.drafted pattern
 Pin and trace ___________ in a pattern paper.
A. Basic pattern B. drawing C. sketch
 Lay out and pin the pattern pieces on the cloth as
________ as possible in prepare for material cutting.
A. Economically B. Legitimately C. Probably D. Grateful

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