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30 Questions Based on Dressmaking Content

Session 1: Identifying Pressing Tools

Multiple Choice

1. What is the primary purpose of pressing tools in dressmaking?


a. To cut fabric
b. To smooth, shape, and set fabrics
c. To measure patterns
d. To stitch garments
Answer: b
Explanation: Pressing tools are used to ensure professional-quality
results by smoothing and shaping fabrics.

2. Which tool is ideal for pressing narrow areas?


a. Pressing ham
b. Sleeve board
c. Garment steamer
d. Flat iron
Answer: b
Explanation: Sleeve boards are designed for pressing narrow areas
like sleeves.

True/False

3. A pressing cloth is used to prevent shiny marks on fabrics.


Answer: True
Explanation: Pressing cloths protect delicate fabrics from direct heat,
preventing marks and burns.

4. Skipping the pressing process will not affect the garment’s final
appearance.
Answer: False
Explanation: Skipping pressing can result in wrinkles and an
unprofessional finish.

Scenario-Based

5. Clara is pressing a delicate chiffon dress. She notices shiny marks


appearing on the fabric. What could she have done to prevent this
issue?
Answer: Clara should have used a pressing cloth to protect the
delicate fabric from direct heat.
Explanation: A pressing cloth provides a barrier between the iron and
the fabric, preventing shiny marks.

6. A student uses a steam iron on a polyester fabric without checking its


heat tolerance. What might happen, and how can it be avoided?
Answer: The fabric might melt or burn. To avoid this, the student
should check the fabric’s heat tolerance and adjust the iron
accordingly.
Explanation: Different fabrics require specific heat settings to avoid
damage.

Session 2: Classifying Pressing Tools

Multiple Choice

7. What tool is best suited for pressing curved seams?


a. Sleeve board
b. Seam roll
c. Garment steamer
d. Flat iron
Answer: b
Explanation: Seam rolls are ideal for pressing curved seams and
darts.

8. Which pressing tool is categorized as powered?


a. Pressing cloth
b. Sleeve board
c. Steam iron
d. Seam roll
Answer: c
Explanation: Powered tools, like steam irons, use electricity to
generate heat and steam.

True/False

9. A garment steamer is suitable for thick fabrics like wool.


Answer: False
Explanation: Garment steamers are better for delicate fabrics, while a
heavy-duty steam iron is suitable for thick fabrics.

10. A pressing ham is used for flat seams and hems.


Answer: False
Explanation: Pressing hams are used for shaping curved areas, not
flat seams.
Scenario-Based

11. Jason is pressing a formal suit and wants sharp creases on the
trousers. Which tool should he use?
Answer: Jason should use a steam iron with a pressing cloth.
Explanation: A steam iron ensures sharp creases, while the pressing
cloth protects the fabric.

12. A dressmaker is pressing velvet fabric and notices the pile


flattening. What could be the problem, and how can it be resolved?
Answer: The direct heat of the iron is flattening the pile. Using a
velvet board or steaming from the back side can resolve this issue.
Explanation: Velvet boards preserve the fabric’s texture by allowing
the pile to remain upright.

Session 3: Demonstrating Proper Use of Tools

Multiple Choice

13. What is the best safety measure when using a steam iron?
a. Avoid checking the water level
b. Wear gloves and avoid direct contact with steam
c. Press fabrics directly without testing
d. Use the highest heat for all fabrics
Answer: b
Explanation: Wearing gloves and avoiding direct steam contact
prevents burns.

14. How should fabric be positioned on a sleeve board for pressing?


a. Folded loosely
b. Flat and taut
c. Rolled tightly
d. Piled randomly
Answer: b
Explanation: Ensuring the fabric is flat and taut allows for effective
pressing.

True/False

15. Letting fabric cool after pressing helps it retain its shape.
Answer: True
Explanation: Cooling helps the fabric set in the desired shape.
16. Using a pressing cloth is optional for all fabrics.
Answer: False
Explanation: Some fabrics, especially delicate ones, require a
pressing cloth to prevent damage.

Scenario-Based

17. A student is pressing a pleated skirt but notices the pleats are
not holding their shape. What might be the issue?
Answer: The student may not be using steam or applying sufficient
heat. Pressing with steam and allowing the fabric to cool can help the
pleats hold their shape.
Explanation: Steam relaxes fibers, while cooling sets the fabric.

18. Maria needs to press delicate lace without damaging it. What
tools should she use?
Answer: Maria should use a pressing cloth and a steam iron on low
heat.
Explanation: These tools protect the delicate lace from heat damage.

Session 4: Analyzing Tool Usage

Multiple Choice

19. What is the main result of improper pressing?


a. Improved garment quality
b. Fabric burns or distortions
c. Faster garment construction
d. Neater seams
Answer: b
Explanation: Improper pressing can damage the fabric and affect
garment quality.

20. Why is practicing on scrap fabric important?


a. To waste fabric
b. To test tool settings
c. To skip proper techniques
d. To avoid garment construction
Answer: b
Explanation: Testing tool settings prevents mistakes on the actual
garment.

True/False
21. Cleaning tools regularly extends their lifespan.
Answer: True
Explanation: Proper maintenance ensures tools remain functional and
durable.

22. Improper tool maintenance can result in inconsistent garment


quality.
Answer: True
Explanation: Neglected tools may not perform as intended.

Scenario-Based

23. A seamstress uses a steam iron but skips cleaning it after


multiple uses. The iron starts leaving stains on fabric. What should she
do?
Answer: The seamstress should clean the iron’s soleplate and water
reservoir to remove residues.
Explanation: Regular cleaning prevents buildup that can stain fabrics.

24. A dressmaker uses a dry iron on a silk dress, causing a scorch


mark. What should they have done differently?
Answer: They should have used a pressing cloth and adjusted the
heat to a low setting.
Explanation: Delicate fabrics like silk require protection and lower
temperatures.

Session 5: Maintenance and Evaluation

Multiple Choice

25. How does regular maintenance of pressing tools improve their


performance?
a. Prevents overheating
b. Extends tool lifespan
c. Ensures consistent results
d. All of the above
Answer: d
Explanation: Maintenance ensures tools function properly and last
longer.

26. Why is peer feedback valuable in dressmaking?


a. It identifies areas for improvement
b. It helps reinforce good practices
c. It promotes teamwork
d. All of the above
Answer: d
Explanation: Feedback fosters learning and skill development.

True/False

27. Storing pressing tools in a damp place prevents rust.


Answer: False
Explanation: Damp environments can cause rust and damage tools.

28. A damaged soleplate on an iron should be ignored.


Answer: False
Explanation: Damaged tools should be repaired or replaced to ensure
proper functionality.

Scenario-Based

29. Jane notices uneven heat distribution on her steam iron, affecting
her garment pressing. What should she do?
Answer: Jane should clean and inspect the iron, and consider servicing
it if the problem persists.
Explanation: Regular maintenance and servicing prevent
performance issues.

30. A dressmaker’s pressing cloth has become scorched after


repeated use. What action should they take?
Answer: Replace the pressing cloth and ensure proper use with heat
adjustments for future pressing.
Explanation: A scorched pressing cloth cannot protect fabric
effectively and must be replaced.

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