Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
DIVISION OF CAVITE
MUNICIPALITY OF ALFONSO
Alfonso, Cavite
KAYSUYO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

SECOND PERIODICAL EXAM

TLE 8
Panagalan:_____________________________ Baitang at seksyon:________________
Petsa:______________________________ Marka:__________________________

Direction: Read each statement very well and write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided
before each item

1. Which of the following is a drafting tool used in sewing.

a. French curve b. Hem marker c. Ruler d. Tape measure
2. It is used to measure and mark short distances such as hems, seams, and tucks.
a. Hem marker b. Hip curve c. H- Square d. Seam gauge
3. It is best an instrument used in drawing perpendicular lines, obtaining square corners and dividing
measurement.
a. Hip curve b. French curve c. H- Square d. Tape measure
4. It is the best tool for cutting textiles.
a. Scissors b. Seam ripper c. Shears d. Tracing wheel
5. It is a sewing tool that holds pins.
a. Needle b. Pin cushion c. Sewing box d. Thread
6. Which holds the threads while sewing?
a. Bobbin b. Feed dog c. Head d. Spool pin
7. It sets the machine to different stitch lengths, widths, or patterns.
a. Balance wheel b. Bobbin c. Presser foot d. Stitch regulator
8. It holds the material in place while sewing.
a. Feed dog b. Head c. Spool pin d. Presser foot
9. It is the metal plate that covers the bobbin case or shuttle.
a. Bobbin b. Head c. Slide plate d. Stitch Regulator
10. It controls the tightness of the stitch by controlling the pull of the upper thread.
a. Feed dog b. Stitch regulator c. Thread take up d. Tension regulator
11. What is wrong when the sewing machine needle breaks?
a. A toe tight belt b. A bent needle c. Very loose belt d. A dull needle
12. The balance wheel of the sewing machine does not turn, what must be checked?
a. Belt b. Needle c. Stitch regulator d. Tension regulator
13. Hooping stitches are caused by .
a. Incorrect threading b. A loose belt c. A bent needle d. A tight belt
14. The unusual chucking noise of the sewing machine is remedial by .
a. Adjusting the needle c. Charging the needle
b. Checking the threading d. Tightening loose screws
15. Puckered stitches are due to a tight .
a. Belt b. Needle c. Fabric d. Tension
16. A fabric tunnel for elastic garter or drawstring
a. Casing b. Pocket c. Collar d. Belt
17. A bias cloth cut into strips of 1 ½ “applied and rolled at edges for finishing garment.
a. Lining b. Piping c. Binding d. Facing
18. Are folds made in various ways, especially in skirts?
a. Gathering b. Shirring c. Pleats d. Tucks
19. A fold on cloth sewed at the seam line to provide a relaxed but defined fullness.
a. Tuck b. Pleats c. Dart d. Hem
20. Serve as a container of wallet, purse, etc. also decoration of a garment.
a. Buttons b. Pocket c. Flap d. Bag
21. What course develops one who is interested in cutting and sewing ladies wear?
a. Dress designing b. Dressmaking c. Dress construction d. Tailoring
22. The body measurements taken directly between two points.
a. Girth b. Vertical c. Horizontal d. Length
23. When measurement starts and finish at the same point it is .
a. Girth measurement b. Vertical c. Horizontal d. Shoulder
measurement
24. This measurement is taken at the neckline shoulder point to the waist line.
a. Bodice length b. Shoulder c. Waist d. Chest
25. This measurement is taken at the back from one shoulder point to other shoulder tip point.
a. Chest b. Bust c. Shoulder d. Waist
26. Into how many parts must the waist measurement be divided?
a. Two b. Three c. Four d. Five
27. Which of the following measurement is taken 12 cm below the waistline
a. Hip length b. Hip1 c. Hip2 d. Skirt length
28. What is the first step in project planning?
a. Take the body measurement b. Draft the pattern
c. Plan the work to be done d. Cut the material
29. What makes a leather understand better his laboratory project?
a. Understand the objectives b. operating procedure is being discussed
c. Steps are reinforced with illustration d. More information are given
30. The steps to be followed in dressmaking are called.
a. Procedure b. Operating steps c. Operating lesson d. a and b
31. Derived from a body measurement chart of an average figure which gives simple garment outline.
a. Foundation b. Final pattern c. Block pattern d. all of these
32. Two or more edges of fabric held together by stitching
a. Seam b. Basting c. Embroidery d. Shirring
33. Refer to the thread which shows on the right or wrong side of the cloth with the use of needle
a. Basting b. Hand stitches c. Hemming d. Seam
34. Guide and hold the fabric together while sewing
a. Temporary stitch b. Permanent stitches c. Gathering d. Trimming
35. This seam is done for strength with the top edge as decoration
a. Double stitch edge b. Under stitch c. Single stitched edge d. Top stitched open
36. This seam is used in an open seam that is covered with lining
a. Overcastted open b. Zigzag open c. Saddle stitched d. Top stitched open
37. It is a seam used to join parts of a garment to be inverted and pressed open.
a. Pressed open b. Plain c. Flat-felled d. Welt
38. Device that fastened separate parts of a garment
 a. Fastener b. Belt c. Tie d. Waistband
39. A guide in making a project to ensure the quality of the finished product.
a. Criteria b. Checklist c. Project plan d. Rating scale
40. A pattern based on the standard measurement of people such as small, medium, large.
a. Blocked pattern b. Commercial pattern c. Drafted pattern d. Foundation pattern
41. In sewing a blouse, choose a material that is .
a. Stiff b. Heavy c. Transparent d. Easy to handle
42. Which pattern pieces should be laid out first?
a. Big pattern pieces b. Medium pattern pieces
c. Small pattern pieces d. Extra large pattern pieces
43. Helps students understand what they are expected to accomplish in a project
a. Design b. Material c. Terminal mask d. Evaluation
44. It is a woven, felted, or knitted material.
a. Cotton b. Fabric c. Selvage d. Thread
45. In cutting the fabric, which stroke would you use on curved parts?
a. Fine stroke b. Even stroke c. Long stroke d. Short stroke
46. Where pins should be placed?
a. Adjacent to the edges of the pattern b. Opposite the edges of the pattern
c. Parallel to the edges of the pattern d. Perpendicular to the edges of the
pattern
47. Where do you transfer pattern marks?
a. Correct side of the cloth b. False side of the cloth
c. Right side of the cloth d. Wrong side of the cloth

For the following items, identify what kind of sewing is being shown in the pictures.

48. A very short, even stitch used for fine seaming, tucking, mending,
gathering, and other such delicate sewing.
a. Open Chain Stitch b. Back Stitch c. Stem Stitch d. Running Stitch

49. It serves to secure hand stitching and repair

seams.
a. Back Stitch b. Stem Stitch c. Running Stitch d. Buttonhole Stitch

50. It is a detail stitch that can

be used to outline items or
fill in areas. It is the reverse side of Backstitch.
a. Herringbone Stitch b. Stem Stitch c. Open Chain Stitch d. Back Stitch

51. It is a strong hemming stitch particularly well suited to a stitched –

and – pinked hem edge.
a. Closed chain stitch c. Stem Stitch
b. Herringbone Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

52. Work from right to left. Fasten thread and bring up to right side. For
each stitch loop thread up and around; insert needle just behind
where thread emerges and bring it up, over the looped thread a stitch length in front of that point.
a. Closed chain stitch b. Herringbone Stitch c. Stem Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch
53. What kind of Chain Stitch is shown?

a. Closed chain stitch b. Feather Stitch c. Stem Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

54. Primarily decorative and is made up of a series of stitches taken on

alternate sides of a given line.
a. Blanket Stitch c. Stem Stitch
b. Feather Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

55. Traditionally an embroidery stitch, the blanket stitch can also be used
in garment construction, to cover the fabric edges decoratively.
a. Blanket Stitch c. Stem Stitch
b. Feather Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

56. A covering stitch used as a decorative finish and in making of hand.

a. Back Stitch c. Running Stitch
b. Stem Stitch d. Buttonhole Stitch
57. This stitch can be used to do little flowers, or as a filling stitch to fill in small circles and centre of
flowers.
a. Closed chain stitch b. Feather Stitch c. French Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

58. This is an ‘elongated’ knot which can be used liberally to group together and make dense textures.
a. Closed chain stitch b. Feather Stitch c. Overcast Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

59. These tiny, stitches are used to top

sew two finished edges.
a. Overhand Stitch
b. Feather Stitch
c. French Stitch d. Open Chain Stitch

60. This is a customary hand stitch for finishing the raw edges of fabric to
prevent them from fraying.
a. Overcast Stitch
b. Feather Stitch
c. French Stitch
d. Open Chain Stitch