12 Questions
What is a yarn made up of?
Fibres or filaments twisted or spun together
What is the function of the weft threads?
They run from selvedge to selvedge
What is the purpose of the warp threads?
To withstand pull in weaving
What does fabric consist of?
Fibres or filaments twisted or spun together
What are the selvedges on woven fabric?
Tightly woven ends of the crosswise or weft threads
Why are yarns obtained from natural and artificial sources?
To provide different options for fabric production
What is the defining characteristic of a plain weave?
The weft thread passes over one warp and under the next alternately
What results from a simple twill weave?
Rows of diagonal ridges across the fabric
How do the weft threads behave in a satin weave?
They pass under four or more warp threads and over one alternately
Which weave involves the weft threads passing over two warp threads and under one alternately?
Twill weave
What is the distinguishing feature of a satin weave in terms of thread behavior?
The warp threads 'float' or lie on the surface of the cloth
Which weave involves a pattern where the weft thread passes over one warp and under the next alternately?
Plain weave
Test your knowledge on the production process of fabric and yarn, including the methods of weaving, properties of fibres, and the composition of yarns. Explore the basic units that form fabrics and the sources of fibres in this quiz.
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