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Year 12 Textiles & Design HSC Revision
Year 12 Textiles & Design HSC Revision
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Revision questions from all units in HSC textiles and design course.
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1
Which of the following are all
external factors
that affect the success of designers?
Economic, social, financial
Technological, ecological, expertise
Economic, facilities, financial
Economic, social, political
2
For which textile item would a cotton carded yarn, twill weave fabric be most suitable?
Hand towel
Formal dress
Work overalls
Underwear
3
A disadvantage of Direct Digital Printing is:
No limit on the colours available
Complex designs can be achieved
Design can be quickly changed on computer
The fabric width is limited to the size of the printer
4
Which of the following fabrics would be created using a warp knit with multifilament yarns?
Tricot
Single knit jersey
Double knit
Interlock
5
Access to the internet has increased worldwide distribution. This is an example of:
Government legislation
Technical production
Globalisation
Offshore production
6
Which stage in the product lifecycle requires a business to modify or re-promote products?
Introduction stage
Maturity Stage
Growth Stage
Decline Stage
7
Which of the following is NOT an end-use of a microfibre?
Hosiery
Tent
Upholstery
Cleaning cloths
8
Which of the following is an example of a soil resistant finish?
Mercerisation
Sanforisation
Proban
Scotchguard
9
The third step in the printing process is:
Applying printing paste
Wash to remove debris
Press the print tool onto the fabric
Heat setting
10
Which Japanese animal motif represents a wish for longevity?
Duck
Tortoise
Shrimp
Crane
11
Which piece of legislation relates to contamination that is causing harm to humans/environment?
Contaminated Land Management Act 1997
Pesticides Act 1999
Ozone Protection Act 1989
Environmentally Hazardous Chemicals Act 1985
12
Which era does the following fashion belong to?
17th Century
14th Century
15th Century
16th Century
13
Which textiles process contributes the
most
to water pollution?
Fibre growth
Yarn manufacture
Fibre processing
Consumer use
14
Which dyeing technique would be the most suitable for a large volume of delicate silk?
Pad dyeing
Jet dyeing
Jig dyeing
Artistic dyeing
15
Which of the following is NOT an example of a
niche market
product?
Vegan leather jacket
Couture evening dress
Bonds singlet
Hand printed linen
16
Which machinery innovation is used to efficiently and accurately obtain boy measurements?
Laser Cutting
SYMCAD 3-D Optifit
Direct Digital Printing
Seamless Technology
17
Which of the following fibres is the most difficult to dye?
Wool
Cotton
Polyester
Viscose Rayon
18
Which of the following properties of synthetics have been enhanced by microfibres?
Dimensional stability
Drapeability
Heat restistance
Abrasion resistance
19
The most suitable fibre, yarn and fabric to produce this textiles item is:
Wool, staple spun, twill weave
Wool, multifilament, twill weave
Cotton, staple spun, plain weave
Polyester, multifilament, plain weave
20
Which current consumer demand has resulted in the textile product shown?
Fitness
Sizes
Sports Teams
Sunsafe Clothing
21
Which stage does the DfE strategy of
designing for durability
relate to?
End-of-life
Product use
Manufacturing / Packaging
Raw material
22
Which of the following garments provides the best medium for self-expression?
Police uniform
Business suit
Hospital gown
Dance costume
23
Using a laser cutter to obtain pattern pieces is an alternative to which resource impact?
Apparel production
Fabric finishes
Processing synthetic fibres
Consumer use
24
The most suitable fabric finish to use on an
allergy sensitive
pillow case is:
Antimicrobials
Flurochemistry
Proban
Mercerising
25
Which inspiration source is this image an example of?
Nature
Man Made
Historical
Cultural
26
Which fibre, yarn and fabric is most suitable to produce the textile item in the image?
Nylon, multifilament, twill weave
Cotton, staple spun, plain weave
Polyester, multifilament, plain weave
Nylon, multifilament, plain weave
27
Which country does Australia import the majority of its textiles resources from?
China
Japan
India
New Zealand
28
Which of the following best explains the term
product lifecycle
?
Development of a product from idea to market introduction
Popularity of a product from introduction to redundancy
Progression of a product from idea to production
The durability of a product during use
29
Which fabric decoration technique involves embellishing a base fabric with coloured yarns?
Ikat
Applique
Dyeing
Embroidery
30
An organisation set up by the government to assist companies with imports & exports is:
Tariffs
TCF Scheme
Import / Export Authority
Austrade
31
Which property makes cotton suitable for printing?
Hydrophobic nature
Dimensional stability
Crysalline structure
Hydrophilic nature
32
What does this care label symbol mean?
Do not iron
Hot iron
Cool iron
Warm iron
33
When a design is repeated in the printing process it is know as:
Fixation
Migration
Registration
Sublimation
34
Which type of fabric structure is a washable web?
Non-woven
Weft knit
Woven
Warp knit
35
The organisation responsible for administering environmental legislation in NSW is:
Environmental Protection Authority
Eco Council NSW
Environmental Legislation Board
NSW State Government
36
The best pricing structure to use to associate your designs with status and luxury is:
Bundle
Penetration
Competitive pricing
Psychological
37
Which of the following is NOT a traditional fibre used in Japanese textiles production?
Wool
Cotton
Silk
Ramie
38
Which of the following is an example of functional design?
Lace trim
False pocket
Velcro fastening
Decorative embroidery
39
Which fabric finish raises the ends of fibres to create a softer texture, e.g. fleecy?
Sanforising
Delustering
Napping
Mercerising
40
Which of the following is NOT a
resist
printing method?
Stencil printing
Block printing
Batik
Screen printing
41
A
current
social influence on the development of swimwear is:
Sun Safety
Modesty
Fibre Technlogy
Hollywood Glamour
42
Which of the following is NOT a reflection of
current
Japanese textiles?
Kimono style bathrobes
Hand made kimono with yuzen
Indigo dyeing on furnishings
Harajuku
43
Which external factor influences the efficiency of manufacturing a designer's products?
Political
Technological
Economic
Social
44
TRUE or FALSE: the 2 filaments that make up a bi-component yarn must be physically different
FALSE
TRUE
45
What disadvantage can innovation bring a textile manufacturer?
Increased capital outlay
Reduced overheads
Reduced labour costs
Increased sales
46
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of seamless technology?
Minimal finishing steps in construction
Easy to make alterations to garment
Minimal labour required as no cutting of patterns is needed
Comfort as there are no seams
47
Which of the following are features of restructuring the ATCFAI?
Multiskilled workers and decreased tariff protection
Increased tariff protection and decreased skills of workers
Shrinking global markets and decreased exports
Growth in local manufacture and decreased tariff protection
48
The 4 P's or marketing are also referred to as the:
Product Mix
Product Lifecyle
Marketing Mix
Marketing Strategy
49
TRUE or FALSE: Direct selling involves selling to a warehouse, then retailer, then consumer
FALSE
TRUE
50
TRUE or FALSE: a fibre with an amorphous molecular structure is strong and elastic
TRUE
FALSE
