Lesson 5.1.1

5.1.1 Constructed textiles Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 5

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Lesson 5.1.1, Constructed textiles: 20 multiple choice questions for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Art & Design (1AD0/1FA0/1GC0/1TE0/1TD0/1PY0), Unit 5: Textile Design, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the central focus of constructed textiles in art and design?

    • Standard garment cutting
    • Synthetic dye extraction
    • Digital wallpaper design
    • Reworking threads
  2. Which traditional processes are explicitly listed for constructed textiles?

    • Woven and stitched
    • Carved and cast
    • Moulded and fired
    • Etched and carved
  3. Which pair of material types is referenced in the general textile overview?

    • Fossil and mineral
    • Liquid and gas
    • Organic and metallic
    • Natural and synthetic
  4. Which triad of sensory properties does the textile overview highlight?

    • Sound, taste, smell
    • Volume, pitch, tone
    • Mass, speed, force
    • Colour, texture, light
  5. Which environmental qualities are listed regarding textile materials in the overview?

    • Radioactivity and decay
    • Corrosiveness and acidity
    • Flammability and toxicity
    • Recyclability and sustainability
  6. Which printing method is NOT named in the textile design specification?

    • Monoprinting
    • Digital fabric printing
    • Silk-screen printing
    • Lithographic printing on stone
  7. Which commercial sectors are named as key applications for textile design?

    • Banking, insurance, law
    • Mining, aviation, shipping
    • Agriculture, forestry, fishing
    • Fashion, theatre, retail
  8. Unravelling a woven piece and reweaving the threads into a new pattern demonstrates what?

    • Innovative reworking
    • Industrial recycling
    • Digital scanning
    • Standard mass production
  9. Stitching various fabric offcuts together to form an embellished decorative panel is an example of what?

    • Stitched construction
    • Subtractive sculpture
    • Digital weaving
    • Pottery glazing
  10. Combining natural wool and recycled synthetic fibres in a sample primarily addresses what?

    • Structural load-bearing capacity
    • Electrical conductivity limits
    • Acoustic insulation properties
    • Sustainability and characteristics
  11. Making a costume for a stage production using reworked fabrics demonstrates textile design in which area?

    • Electronic circuit design
    • Theatre and performance
    • Architectural bridge building
    • Automotive interior engineering
  12. Which term describes combining computer planning with manual weaving in constructed textiles?

    • Digital only
    • Mixed media
    • Purely virtual
    • Manual weaving
  13. Showing how natural light alters the appearance of a woven texture explores which properties?

    • Light and texture
    • Magnetism and voltage
    • Pressure and density
    • Gravity and friction
  14. Which specific area of textile study involves woven and stitched techniques?

    • Digital textiles
    • Constructed textiles
    • Printed fabrics
    • Dyed fabrics
  15. What does constructed textiles emphasise regarding threads and fabrics?

    • Innovative manipulation
    • Standard manufacture
    • Rigid assembly
    • Strict preservation
  16. Which process interlaces threads to create a textile structure?

    • Printing
    • Dyeing
    • Weaving
    • Stitching
  17. What material property relates to how a textile can be reused?

    • Opacity
    • Density
    • Conductivity
    • Recyclability
  18. What type of processes are combined with digital methods in constructed textiles?

    • Automated printing
    • Industrial smelting
    • Non-digital processes
    • Chemical etching
  19. Which foundational skill is used from initial research through to finished designs?

    • Weaving
    • Dyeing
    • Embroidering
    • Drawing
  20. Beyond fashion, in which other industry are textiles commonly applied?

    • Metallurgy
    • Carpentry
    • Theatre
    • Masonry

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