MULTIPLE CHOICE CAHPTER WISE TEST 1 Weaving SR

November 26, 2024
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1.Types of reed and Heald wire their use

chaper no.1. Types of reed and Heald wire their use

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What is loom used for ?

To hold the selvedge.

To weave cloth

To hold cloth

To hold yarn

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2.what is the use of heald shaft on loom ?

Reduce unwanted noise.

To avoid the breakages on loom.

Hold the fabric on loom

Holds the healds in position of the loom

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3.what is reed ?

Part of a loom.

Part of shuttle.

Part of metal wire

Part of shuttle box

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4.What is heald count ?

Number of Pick per inch

Number of heald eye per inch

Number of Ends per inch

Number of yarns

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5.which is the use of reed ?

Use to hold the yarn.

Use to separate the selvedge.

Use to separate warp thread.

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6.How the weaves are made from ?

By the loops of yarn.

By the Interlooping of yarn.

By the Interlacement of yarn .

By the Selvedge of fabric.

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7.What is warp thread ?

Diagonal to selvedge

Vertical to selvedge

Horizontal to selvedge

Parallel to selvedge

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8.What drafting indicates ?

Indicates the yarn required for weave

Indicates the number of heald shaft

Indicates the order of design.

Indicates the sequence of weave.

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9.What is the use of peg plan of a particular weave.

Use to hold the yarn.

Use to order of lifting of the heald shaft.

To make Design more easier

To make weave pattern more suitable

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10.What is twill weave ?

Diagonal lines of warp and weft.

Parallel lines on warp and weft.

Vertical lines on warp and weft.

Horizontal lines on warp and weft.

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11.Which of these weave is a derivatives of twill weave ?

Matt rib

Zigzag

Plain

Weft rib

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12.Which of these method is plain weave ?

1 up 1 down

1 up 2 down

2 up 2 down

3 up 3 down

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13.Which of these method is regular twill weave ?

1 up 2 down

1 up 3 down

2 up 2 down

3 up 2 down

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14.What is the use of Satin weave ?

To make fabric more smooth

To make fabric more Durable

To increase its elasticity

To produce high lustre of a fabric

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15.Which of these is a elements of weave design ?

Heald shaft

Bottom shaft

Heald

Peg plan

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2.Types of Basic Weave its design ,draft and peg plan and yarn requirement

CHAPTER 2- Types of Basic Weave its design ,draft and peg plan and yarn requirement

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What is yarn quality depends on ?

Strength

Appearance

Type of short length fibres .

Type of medium length of fibres.

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What is yarn twist ?

Immature fibres.

Bundle of fibres.

Yarn wound on packages.

Two or more yarn twisted together.

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Which precaution should be taken to reduce the slubs from yarn ?

To reduce the speed machine .

Regular maintenance. .

Machine surface to be maintain clean.

To wear hand gloves before operating machine

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Which of these is called as yarn fault ?

Neps

Smoother.

Rough

Thick.

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What do you understand by the term yarn ?

The untwisted strand of fibres..

The bundle of fibres twisted together of a continuous length.

Bundle of short fibres.

Bundle of long fibres.

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Which weave is used in Twill faced bedford cord ?

Plain weave

Twill weave

Satin weave

Sateen weave

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What is the general use of Bedford cord weave ?

Shirting

Suiting

Draping

Home furnishing.

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How is the fabric structure of mock leno weave ?

Smooth

Open

Rough

Closed

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What is the repeat size of mock leno weave ?

4x4

2x2

5x5

6x6

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Which structure of mock leno weave forms ?

Closed

Open

Compact

Loose

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What is the repeat size of satin weave ?

2x2

4x4

5x5

8x8

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What is satin made from ?

Silk.

cotton,

jute.

linen.

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What is the end use of satin/sateen fabrics ?

Shirting

Suiting

carpets

Interlining cloth and bed sheet.

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What is the end use of satin/sateen fabrics ?

Shirting

Suiting

carpets

Interlining cloth and bed sheet.

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How is the feel of satin weave ?

Silky

Rough

Smooth

soft

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What is satin weave ?

Warp faced arranged twill.

Warp faced plain weave

Warp faced rearranged twill weave.

Warp faced zigzag weave.

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What is the end use of honey comb weave ?

Curtains

Towels.

Dress materials.

shirtings.

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What is the repeat size of honey comb weave ?

Multiple of 2

Multiple of 6

Multiple of 3

Multiple of 4

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What is the appearance of honey comb weave ?

Rigid and hallow.

Compact.

smooth

Rough.

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Which of these is a type of honey comb weave ?

Zigzag.

Brighton

Pointed

Huck a back,

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Which of these properties is seen in honey comb weave ?

Elasticity.

Crease recovery.

Moisture Absorbent.

Durable.

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what is the number of way for weave of broken twill ?

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Which method is used to construct the broken weave ?

By arranging the yarn group wise

By rearranging the yarn group wise

By arranging it length wise

By rearranging it width wise.

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What do you mean by broken ?

Thing which cant be repairable.

Unwanted.

Break of single into two parts.

A thing which is unused

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What does broken twill weave means ?

weft threads is reversed after two passages of the weft.

warp threads is reversed after two passages of the weft.

Warp thread goes below weft thread.

Warp thread goes below warp thread.

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What is broken twill weave ?

Direction of the diagonal produced by the weft threads is reversed

Direction of the diagonal produced by the warp threads is reversed .

Direction is opposite of warp

Direction is opposite of weft.

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What is the smaller repeat size of herringbone weave ?

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What is the angle of herringbone weave ?

45 degree

35 degree

25 degree

15 degree.

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Where does the herringbone pattern looks like ?

circular.

Bones of fish.

like diamond.

like a eye of bird.

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Why herringbone weave called as herringbone ?

Due to broken twill weave.

Due to broken plain weave.

Due to broken satin weave.

Due to broken bedford weave

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What is herringbone fabric used for ?

Suits and outerwear

Children's wear.

curtains.

Bedsheets.

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What kind of weave is a herringbone weave ?

Satin weave.

Plain weave.

Twill weave.

Rib weave.

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Which major properties is seen in pointed weave ?

Good feel of fabric.

Good elasticity.

Good moisture regain.

Good draping.

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Which draft is used for making the weave ?

Straight draft.

Pointed draft.

Broken draft.

Skip draft.

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Why pointed weave is popular ?

Has good strength.

Very durable.

Good crease recovery.

Good moisture regain.

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What is the feature of pointed weave ?

Less expensive.

More expensive.

less durable.

less crease resistance.

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What is the smallest possible weave of pointed weave ? ?

4x4

3x1

3x3

5x5

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Which of these weave is a type of twill weave ?

Matt rib.

Huck a back.

Herringbone.

Rib weave.

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What is mean by modified ?

Minor changes.

Certain update.

New one.

old one.

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What number is given to construct weave is given for irregular warp satin ?

6 ends and 6 ends.

1 ends and 1 ends.

4 ends and 4 ends.

4 ends and 6 ends.

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What are the characteristics of modified satin weave ?

Rigid and hallow.

Lustrous surface.

Rough surface.

Dull surface on both sides.

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What are the characteristics of modified Twill weave ?

They form diagonal lines from one selvedge to another

They forms inclined lines from warp yarns to weft.

The threads interlace on alternate order .

Parallel lines to warp and weft yarn.

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How many types of modified weaves are there ?

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What are the characteristics of modified plain weave ?

The threads interlace on alternate order of 1 up and 1 down

The threads interlace on alternate order of 1 up and 3 down

The threads interlace on alternate order of 2 up and 2 down

The threads interlace on alternate order of 1 up and 2 down

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Which properties among these is suitable for twill weave ?

Dull in appearance

smooth and shiny.

Rough in face side of fabric.

Rough in back side of fabric.

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What is advantage of twill weave ?

less durable type fabric.

fabric weight is more.

It has good dimensional stability.

It is high strength of fabric.

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8.Which of these is a derivative of twill ?

Herringbone twill.

warp rib.

weft rib.

matt rib.

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7.What is twill weave ?

Straight warp lines on fabric .

Diagonal lines of warp and weft on fabric.

Parallel lines on fabric .

Cross lines on fabric surface.

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6.What are the derivatives of plain weave ?

Pointed.

warp rib.

Herringbone.

zigzag

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5,What is advantage of plain weave ?

Fabric is not breathable.

It has good dimensional stability.

It has good draping.

It is light weight fabric.

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4.What is plain weave used for ?

Used for towels and children's garment.

Use for making special garments.

Fashion and furnishing fabrics.

Shirtings.

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3.What is the variation of plain weave ?

Twill weave.

Satin weave.

Rib weave.

Dobby weave.

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2.What is plain Weave ?

parallel warp and weft yarn.

Diagonal lines of warp and weft on fabric.

Warp and weft thread cross at right angle.

Cross lines on fabric surface.

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1.What is Weave ?

Interlacement of the ends and picks.

Drafting plan of fabric.

Interlooping of fibres.

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3.Identifying various Weaving loom their classification, functions

Identifying various Weaving loom their classification, functions

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What is fabric?

Piece of cloth.

piece of fibre.

Bundle of fibres

filament of fibres.

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Which of these is a fabric defects ?

Thick place.

Neps.

Mis printing.

Immature yarn.

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What is fabric defects ?

Unwanted small fibers.

Rough fibre surface.

Abnormality in fabric.

smooth fabric surfaces.

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What is beating in auxiliary motion ?

To holds the yarn for interlacement.

To push the warp thread across the warp ends of the cloth.

To insert weft yarn.

To reduce the breakages.

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Which is primary motion of a loom ?

Take up motion.

Picking motion.

Let- off motion.

Continuous motion.

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What is shaft ?

Holds the heald frame.

The frame of loom that holds the warp threads.

Holds the heald wire.

Holds the taddle.

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Where is flying shuttle used ?

on automatic loom.

non automatic loom

power loom.

On Dobby

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What material is used for making the shuttle ?

Piece of rubber blocks.

Piece of steel.

Piece of metal

Narrow piece of wooden.

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What is shuttle use for ?

To roll the fabric on to the beam.

To carry the weft yarn.

To carry warp yarn.

To insert the yarn to heald eye.

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What is disadvantage of shuttle picking mechanism ?

High acceleration of shuttle during picking

low production rate.

More end breakages.

Required high power consumption.

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What is RPM of a shuttle loom ?

Pulley.

Speed of a loom.

Gear box.

Reed.

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What is shuttle ?

A device which carry weft yarn.

A device which carries warp yarn.

A device which stop the machines.

Control panel of machine.

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What is the function of weft feeler mechanism ?

To fill the weft yarn.

To sense the weft of the pirn.

A device of sensing the yarn break.

Help to reduce yarn break.

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What is feeler gauge used for ?

To measure the clearance of manufacture fabric.

To indication the loose yarn on machine.

To calculate the length of cloth.

To calculate the width of cloth.

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What is the function of sley on loom ?

Beating of yarn.

Picking of yarn.

To weave the fabric.

Pushing the weft yarn to fell of cloth.

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How many types of weft feeler are there ?

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What is the full form of PPM ?

Pick per meter.

Pick per minute.

Pick per length.

Pick per second.

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What is the function of weft feeler mechanism ?

To sense the warp yarn.

To indicate the warp yarn break.

To sense the weft on the pirn.

To indicate the weft yarn break.

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What is the shape of automatic power loom ?

Circular .

cylindrical.

Vertical.

Horizontal.

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Which variety of fabric manufactures on loom ?

Single variety of fabric.

only cotton fabrics

More number of design variety is possible.

only polyester fabrics.

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What is meaning of automatic ?

work done manually.

term which tells about the motion ,

The term work by itself.

word use for doing work.

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What is the function of shuttle ?

carries the warp yarn.

Carries the weft yarn.

To Indicates the breakages.

To stop the loom.

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Which method is use to manufacture fabric on automatic power loom ?

Shedding, picking and beating done automatically.

Shedding, picking and beating done manually.

Only picking is done.

Only shedding is done.

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What is automatic power loom ?

A loom which manufactures the yarn.

A loom which handles mechanically instead of human power.

A loom which handles manually.

A device which creates a designs on cloth.

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Which of them is a part of loom ?

Drafting roller.

Shuttle.

yarn cutter .

Needle.

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What is meaning of non automatic ?

Work operated by the machine.

Work operated by human control.

word use for doing work.

word use for break of parts.

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What manufactures on non automatic loom ?

woollen fabric

Fibres.

Fabric.

Rope.

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What is the another name of non automatic loom also called ?

Conventional loom.

Modified loom.

Simple loom.

Power loom.

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What is the basic purpose of the loom ?

To hold the weft threads.

To run the machine.

To hold the warp threads.

To carry the shuttle box.

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What is non automatic loom ?

A device which holds the fabric.

A mechanical device which interview warp and weft yarn to form fabric.

The electronic device on which the fabric manufacture.

A device which manufacture yarn.

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4. dobby, jacquard and drop box loom

Loom timing and loom drive.Function of dobby jacquard and drop box loom

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What is the reason for crease mark on fabric ?

Incorrect set-up of yarn

Incorrect loading of fabric on machine.

Due to Yarn overfeeding .

Loose stitching during the production process.

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What is the reason for uneven dyeing fault on fabric ?

Low quality base fabrics.

Due to improper fabric surface.

Due to wrong fabric parameter.

Due to receipe of dyeing.

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What is reason of bad selvedge ?

Due to filled yarn that is broken inside the fabric.

Due to faulty weaving process.

Loose fabric structure.

Due to improper twist of yarn.

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What is shade variations ?

Unwanted colours dots on fabric.

Coloured yarn which are broken in between the surface

Two different yarns on fabric surface.

Difference in depth of shade.

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What is horizontals lines on fabric ?

Irregular lines that runs from side to side.

Lines which are parallel to selvedge.

lines which are forming small fibre bolls on fabric surface.

Fabric which haves hairiness on surface.

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How many numbers of fabric defects are there for weaving ?

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What is mean by patterning ?

Parallel lines.

Pattern which is simple design.

Pattern that appear on something

Diagonal lines.

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What is Discontinuous weft patterning ?

Weft travel in large areas where they are needed.

Weft travel in small areas where they are needed for design.

weft travel from areas where there is symmetric designs.

Weft travel from edge to edge of the cloth.

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What is continuous weft patterning ?

Weft travel parallel to the edge.

Weft travel from edge to edge of the cloth.

Warp travel from edge to edge of the cloth.

Warp travel straight on weft cloth.

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What is patterning word used for ?

use for grey fabrics.

Use for ready made garment.

Designing of weave.

Use for coloured yarn.

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What is the number of ways for weft patterning ?

2 way

5 ways

3 ways.

1 way.

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What is weft patterning ?

Pattern is form by the use of more than weft series of weft.

attern is form by the use of more than weft series of warp.

Pattern is form by the use of one weft series of weft.

Pattern is form by the use of five weft series of warp.

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Which of them is a type of loom ?

Air jet .

Back reed.

Bobbin

Spindle.

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Which is the most popular type of shuttle loom for weft patterning ?

4x4

2x2

4x1

4x2

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Which box is used for weft mixing ?

1x1

2x1

2x2

3x1

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What is shrinkage of fabric ?

Decrease in weight of fabric.

Increase fabric weight.

Fabric become smaller than its original size.

Fabric size become large than its original size.

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What is flat shelf carrying ?

Shuttle.

Healds.

Crank.

Bottom shaft.

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What is main advantages of jacquard ?

High speed of weaving.

Reduces yarn breakages

Required less space

Utilisation of electric power is less

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What is drop box loom also called as ?

Circular box.

Rising box.

Shuttle box.

Power box.

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What are various types of jacquard fabric used for ?

Children's wear

Dress materials.

For shirtings

Home goods.

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What is jacquard loom ?

A loom which designs to weave fabrics of suitings

A loom designed to weave fabrics of complicate designs

A loom designed to weave fabrics of simple designs

A loom which designs to weave fabrics of shirtings

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What is maximum number of shaft used for jacquard ?

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What are the maximum numbers of warp yarns controlling capacity in jacquard loom ?

1100

1500

1800

1700

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What kind of design can be produced by jacquard looms ?

Any type of designs.

Geometric designs

Symmetric designs

Only asymmetric.

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Which threads are more effective for dobby patterns ?

Linen.

Polyester.

Cotton.

Satin.

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What type of fabric patterns dobby manufacture ?

Plain and simple patterns.

Asymmetric pattern

Geometric pattern

Symmetric patterns

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Which of these is a types of dobby ?

single lift,single jack.

Circular box

Drop box

Bottom closed shed

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What is minimum number of shaft used on dobby ?

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What numbers of heald frames is used on dobby ?

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What is dobby loom ?

Type of floor loom that controls all the warp threads using a device

Type of loom that controls all the weft threads

Loom which manufactures fabric of double yarn

Loom which Control the breakages

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5.Type of projectile loom

Type of projectile loom

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What is the work of picking cam ?

carry the pulley.

Carry the shaft.

To carry roller.

Rotated by bevel wheels.

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How many beam can be used for projectile ?

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What is the power consumption rate ?

3 kw / hr

4 kw /hr

2 kw / hr

5 kw /hr

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What is the maximum number of projectile used on loom ?

5 to 7

8 to 10

11 to 17

15 to18

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What will reduce smaller warp shed ?

Weft thread tension.

warp thread tension.

movement of yarn on loom.

movement of beam on loom.

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What is the reason for warp break rate for projectile ?

Due to Smaller warp shed.

Due to lmproper tension of warp.

Due to use of number of yarns at a time.

Due to medium speed of machine..

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What is the advantage of projectile loom ?

Less noisy.

Two much noisy than jet looms.

Hard to operate.

Required more power consumption.

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What is the shade opening size for projectile while weaving ?

large in size.

medium size.

small in size

Extra large in size.

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What is gripper projectile made of ?

Steel.

copper

Aluminium.

Rubber

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Which types of fabric is produced on projectile loom ?

Fashionable fabrics.

Bedsheet fabrics.

woolen fabrics.

Simple fabrics.

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Who introduced the projectile loom ?

Gabler

Dewas

Sulzer

Dornier.

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How many types of coloured yarn can be used on projectile loom ?

only 2

only 3

only 1

only 4

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What is the RPM of the projectile loom for weft insertion ?

330 rpm to 1050 rpm m/min

150 rpm to 850 rpm m/min

250 rpm to 950 rpm m/min

450 rpm to 1050 m/min

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What type of power consumes for this loom ?

More.

Less.

Medium.

Power not required.

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Which is the device for yarn insertion called as ?

A device called small clamps.

A device called finger like carrier.

A device called jets.

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What type of machine weft break system is given for projectile loom ?

Simple break system.

Optimal automatic weft break system.

Non automatic type.

Manual break system.

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What is use of projectile loom ?

Garment production.

ply yarn production.

yarn production.

Fabric prodiction.

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What is the maximum width for the projectile loom ?

240 cm

440 cm.

540 cm

350 cm

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What type of projectile loom is ?

Shuttleless loom.

Shuttle loom.

Handloom.

A loom which is having jets.

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What is projectile ?

A device for joining broken yarn.

Modern Automatic loom.

Machine stopping device.

Modern Automatic loom.

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6.Types of rapier, air jet loom, and its function

Types of rapier,air jet loom,and its function

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What is rapier called as ?

Flexible or rigid solid element

Device to control the breakages.

Type of needle.

Sensor.

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What is single rapier weaving machine ?

A rigid or composite bar carries the yarn in both the ways

Rigid or composite bar usually carries the yarn in one way only

A metal bar which carries the warp yarn

A device which sense all the functions

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What is double rapier weaving machine ?

A rapier in which single rapiers are uesd.

A rapier in which three rapiers are uesd.

A rapier in which two rapiers are uesd.

A rapier in which five rapiers are uesd.

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What types of fabric produce on rapier ?

outwears and carpets

woolen fabrics

Knitted fabrics

shirtings

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What is the RPM of the rapier as per Vamatex.

1350 m/min

550 m/min

750 m/min

950 m/min

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What is the work of electronic controller weft tensioner ?

A device which help to reduce the tension of weft yarn.

A device which help to reduce the tension of warp yarn.

A device which handle the functions of loom.

Reduces the yarn tension specially during insertion.

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Which device is used on rapier for produce a fabric for insertion of yarn ?

Air.

Water.

Bullet like rapier.

Shuttle.

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Which weaving machine uses profiled reed ?

Air jet .

Rapier.

Water jet.

Handloom

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What is the use of control panel ?

A electronic control panel with micro computer icd display which provide data about production.

A device which control warp break.

A device which control weft break.

A simple part of loom which stops the loom.

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How many types of coloured yarn is uesd on rapier loom ?

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Which loom is a dornier loom ?

Rapier loom .

Water jet loom.

Projectile loom.

Shuttle loom.

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How many rapiers are used of new versions ?

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What criteria is used for classifying the rapier weaving loom ?

By the weft tensioner device.

By the warp shed.

By the method of weft insertion.

By the movements of spindles.

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Which insertion system is used for weft picking without any wastage ?

Double picking insertion system.

Single picking insertion system.

Single colour of yarn .

Multiple yarn.

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What is the degree of one cycle for inserting pick ?

360 degree.

180 degree.

270 degree.

320 degree.

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How is the weft insertion rate on rapier loom ?

very high

low

Medium.

Depends on fabric.

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What is the use of rigid rapier on loom ?

Two shed inserted parallel.

more than two shed is inseted at a time.

Single shed of yarn inserted.

Simultaneously inserted in two sheds one above the other.

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What is pick ?

Yarn which is having good elasticity.

yarn running from selvedge to selvedge at right angle to warp.

yarn which is inclined to warp.

yarn which is having low strength.

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What is the direction of the selvedge runs ?

width wise.

up and down

Lengthwise.

To and fro.

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What is strength of fabric ?

Yarn breakage of a fabric.

Load capacity of a fabric.

Elasticity of a fabric.

Appearance of a fabric.

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What is an air jet loom ?

A loom which produces the fabric for making carpets.

A loom which produce fabrics for shirtings.

A loom which produces the fabric for children's wear.

A loom which produces the wide range of fabrics.

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What is the weft insertion rate of a air jet loom ?

2000 mpm.

1500 mpm.

1000 mpm.

1200 mpm.

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How yarn is inserting in air jet loom ?

Rigid rapier.

Compressed Air.

Shuttle.

Bullet like shuttle.

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What is used for compressing air for insertion of yarn ?

Nozzles.

Rigid rapier.

Jets.

Weft tensioner device.

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What is the advantages of air jet loom ?

Noise level is lower than rapier loom.

Required High power supply.

More space is required.

Low maintenance.

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What is Disadvantages of Air jet loom ?

Suitable for all types of fabrics.

Two or three cloth can be woven.

Not suitable for heavy fabrics.

Consumption of air is less.

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What is the air pressure bar for exhaust point of compressor is used in air jet loom ?

2 bar.

7 bar.

3 bar.

5 bar.

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What is the RPM of air jet loom ?

1850 rpm . .

2000 rpm.

1500 rpm

2105 rpm

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What is weft break sensor ?

A device which detect warp break.

Electronic device which detect weft break.

A device which tells about maintenance of machine.

A device holds the yarn.

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What type of fabric is manufacture on air jet loom ?

Glass fabric.

Woollen fabric.

knitted fabric

cotton fabrics only.

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What is water jet loom ?

Use of air for inserting the yarn.

Use of water for inserting the yarn.

Use of rigid rapiers for inserting of yarn.

Use of shuttle for inserting of yarn.

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What is the RPM of water jet loom ?

330 rpm. .

250 rpm

800 rpm

410 rpm

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What is the use of water jet cloth ?

shirting.

umbrella cloth.

suitings.

children wear.

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What material is used for heald frames ?

Aluminium.

Copper.

Stainless steel.

Rubber coated.

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What type of yarns are used for water jet loom ?

Staple yarn.

Filament yarn.

Silk yarn.

Rayon.

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What is the advantage of water jet loom ?

power required is more.

More space required.

Less noisy .

less maintenance.

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What is the disadvantage of water jet loom ?

Less noisy.

Cannot produce wide range of fabrics like bulky.

power consumption required more.

High efficiency.

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What is the disadvantage of water jet loom ?

Less noisy.

Cannot produce wide range of fabrics like bulky.

power consumption required more.

High efficiency.

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What is the weft yarn package weight varies for water jet loom ?

2.4 kg

3.3 to 4.2 kg

3.6 to 4.8 kg

3.4 to 4.5 kg.

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How many nozzles types are used in water jet loom ?

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What is terry weaving ?

A fabric used for military use.

Fabric woven with many protruding loops of thread,

Fabric used in fire extinguisher.

Fabric used for special purpose.

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Which is the excellent parameter of terry weaving?

Good strength.

Less expensive.

Can absorb large amounts of water.

Good elasticity.

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What is terry fabric used for ?

Used for night wear cloth.

Used for jeans.

Used for matt.

Used for towels.

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Where does the terry word comes from ?

Japan.

French

Egypt.

USA.

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What necessary fiber parameter is required for terry cloths ?

Good colour fastness.

less durable.

Less absorbency.

Less wet strength.

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What is quality ?

Term as Fault in fabric.

level of acceptance of a goods

Term used for unwanted products.

Testing of fibre surface .

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What is quality control ?

Set of steps or guidelines designed to guarantee that a product or service meets certain performance.

A parameter which defines about the strength of material.

Selection of raw materials.

Design of the fabric or garment.

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What is quality assurance ?

A term used for yarn break.

Inspection of a single product.

The term used for production.

How a process is performed and how a product is made.

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What quality control parameter helps to find the fault called ?

Yarn fault.

Defects.

Garment fault.

Fabric fault.

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What is ISO ?

Quality of fabric.

Quantity and quality aspects.

International standard organisation.

concepts of quality requirement.

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