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In fashion, how would you best describe clothing labeled as 'Ripped'?
In fashion, how would you best describe clothing labeled as 'Ripped'?
- Dyed with bright, vibrant colors.
- Intentionally torn or cut for a stylistic appearance. (correct)
- Made from lightweight, breathable fabric.
- Constructed from stiff, uncomfortable material.
Why is 'Padded' clothing typically designed and used?
Why is 'Padded' clothing typically designed and used?
- To make the clothing easier to wash.
- To provide extra cushioning for enhanced warmth or protection. (correct)
- To allow for more breathability.
- To make the clothing more fashionable through added decorations.
Which characteristic most accurately describes 'Tie-dyed' fabric?
Which characteristic most accurately describes 'Tie-dyed' fabric?
- Exhibits random, vibrant patterns created by folding, twisting, and dyeing. (correct)
- Is exclusively made from synthetic materials.
- Features a continuous, solid color throughout the fabric.
- Is noticeably reflective and shiny.
What does it mean when clothing is described as 'Cinched'?
What does it mean when clothing is described as 'Cinched'?
What is the most distinctive feature of 'Pleated' fabric?
What is the most distinctive feature of 'Pleated' fabric?
What materials are used to manufacture plywood?
What materials are used to manufacture plywood?
In the context of woodworking and forestry, what exactly is 'Veneer'?
In the context of woodworking and forestry, what exactly is 'Veneer'?
What is the main benefit of using pressure-treated wood in construction?
What is the main benefit of using pressure-treated wood in construction?
What is the function of a 'Kiln' in the context of forestry and wood processing?
What is the function of a 'Kiln' in the context of forestry and wood processing?
Why is wood commonly 'Pressure-treated'?
Why is wood commonly 'Pressure-treated'?
What geological process does 'Oil accumulation' describe?
What geological process does 'Oil accumulation' describe?
What is meant by the term 'Seep' in the context of petroleum?
What is meant by the term 'Seep' in the context of petroleum?
What makes 'Porous rocks' important to petroleum extraction?
What makes 'Porous rocks' important to petroleum extraction?
What is the role of 'Hydrogen' in the realm of petroleum production and refining?
What is the role of 'Hydrogen' in the realm of petroleum production and refining?
What exactly is 'Crude oil'?
What exactly is 'Crude oil'?
What is the primary function of the 'Transmission' in an automobile?
What is the primary function of the 'Transmission' in an automobile?
What critical process does the 'Crankshaft' facilitate in a car's engine?
What critical process does the 'Crankshaft' facilitate in a car's engine?
What benefit does a 'Suspension system' provide to a vehicle?
What benefit does a 'Suspension system' provide to a vehicle?
What is the role of 'Alternator' in a car?
What is the role of 'Alternator' in a car?
What does the acronym 'ABS' stand for in automotive technology?
What does the acronym 'ABS' stand for in automotive technology?
Flashcards
'Ripped' Clothing
'Ripped' Clothing
Fabric intentionally torn or cut for style.
'Padded' Clothing
'Padded' Clothing
Clothing with extra material inside for warmth or protection.
'Tie-dyed' Fabric
'Tie-dyed' Fabric
Fabric with random, vibrant patterns made by folding and dyeing.
'Cinched' Clothing
'Cinched' Clothing
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'Pleated' Fabric
'Pleated' Fabric
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Plywood
Plywood
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Veneer
Veneer
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'Pressure-treated wood'
'Pressure-treated wood'
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Kiln
Kiln
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Purpose of 'Pressure-treated wood'
Purpose of 'Pressure-treated wood'
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Oil Accumulation
Oil Accumulation
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Seep
Seep
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Porous Rocks
Porous Rocks
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Hydrogen in Petroleum
Hydrogen in Petroleum
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Crude Oil
Crude Oil
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Packer
Packer
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Choke
Choke
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Viscosity
Viscosity
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Acidizing
Acidizing
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'Bycatch'
'Bycatch'
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Study Notes
Fashion
- Clothing described as "Ripped" has intentional tears or cuts for style.
- "Padded" clothing includes extra cushioning for warmth or protection.
- "Tie-dyed" fabric displays random, vibrant patterns made by folding and dyeing.
- "Cinched" in fashion means clothing is tightly gathered at a specific point.
- "Pleated" fabric is known for sharp, narrow, pressed-in folds.
Forestry
- Plywood consists of thin wood layers glued together.
- "Veneer" refers to thin wood slices for decorative surface layers.
- "Pressure-treated wood" is chemically treated to withstand weathering and pests.
- A "Kiln" dries or hardens wood using heat.
- The purpose of "Pressure-treated wood" is to enhance durability and decay resistance.
Petroleum
- "Oil accumulation" is the buildup of oil in underground reservoirs.
- "Seep" describes the natural, slow movement of oil to the surface.
- "Porous rocks" are known for storing large amounts of oil in petroleum extraction.
- "Hydrogen" in petroleum is a compound present in petroleum, used in refining.
- "Crude oil" is unprocessed petroleum extracted directly from the ground.
- A "Packer" seals and isolates well sections during petroleum extraction.
- A "Choke" is a device that controls flow rate in oil extraction.
- "Viscosity" is a fluid's resistance to flow in petroleum contexts.
- "Acidizing" involves injecting acid to improve rock permeability, enhancing extraction.
Automobile Industry
- The "Transmission" transfers power from the engine to the wheels.
- The "Crankshaft" converts the linear motion of pistons into rotational motion.
- A vehicle's "Suspension system" absorbs shocks from the road for comfort and control.
- The "Alternator" generates electricity for the car's electrical system.
- "ABS" stands for Anti-lock Braking System.
Fishing
- "Bycatch" refers to unintentionally caught fish.
- "Aquafeed" is food for farmed fish.
- "Overfishing" occurs when fish are caught faster than they can reproduce.
- "Ghost fishing" involves lost or abandoned fishing gear that continues to trap marine life.
- "Trawling" is fishing using large nets dragged through the water.
- "Stock replenishment" means adding fish back into the wild to sustain populations.
- "Sustainable aquaculture" strives to maintain fish populations without environmental harm.
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