Lesson 5.1.5
5.1.5 Fashion design Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 5
20 questions
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Lesson 5.1.5, Fashion design: 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
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Which target groups are specified for fashion design in the specification?
- Industrial and rigid
- Academic and strict
- Creative and commercial
- Private and casual
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Which technical skill is listed under fashion design in the specification?
- Metal casting
- Glass blowing
- Pattern cutting
- Wood turning
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What manufacturing practice is specifically paired with sustainable materials in the spec?
- Synthetic blending
- Ethical manufacture
- Mass exportation
- Rapid obsolescence
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What is the main function of pattern cutting in fashion design?
- Weaving loose fibres
- Printing motifs
- Shaping flat pieces
- Dyeing raw yarn
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A designer draws a garment directly on a figure before making it. Which skill is this?
- Fashion illustration
- Ceramic modelling
- Location photography
- Lithographic printing
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A garment needs 2.5 m of fabric. A designer buys 15 m of fabric. How many complete garments can be made with no waste?
- 5
- 8
- 6
- 7
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What does ethical manufacture involve within fashion design?
- Responsible production
- Cheaper labour
- Faster output
- Higher waste
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Using vintage garments for a new clothing range reflects which design consideration?
- Bleaching
- Extrusion
- Recycling
- Embossing
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Which item category is listed alongside apparel in the fashion design specification?
- Upholstery
- Accessories
- Carpeting
- Curtains
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A shop order for a retail clothing range is designed for which market?
- Fine artists
- Commercial clients
- Gallery curators
- Theatre archivists
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What is the primary purpose of adding adornment to a fashion garment?
- Waterproofing
- Thermal insulation
- Structural strength
- Decorative enhancement
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A jacket is drafted at 1:4 scale. A sleeve measures 60 cm on the drawing. What is its full-size length?
- 600 cm
- 15 cm
- 240 cm
- 64 cm
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What does a fashion illustration help a designer communicate?
- Proportion and detail
- Chemical formula
- Yarn count
- Tensile strength
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Which phrase defines a responsible approach to fashion production?
- Lowest cost
- Maximum speed
- Environmental care
- Synthetic reliance
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Which design practice helps reduce fabric waste during garment production?
- Digital printing
- Pattern cutting
- Surface embellishment
- Fabric dyeing
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Which method best communicates fashion design concepts to a commercial client?
- Plain calico
- Raw fibres
- Illustrated designs
- Woven labels
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A designer makes 4 garments, each needing 3.2 m of fabric at £8 per metre. What is the total fabric cost?
- £25.60
- £80.00
- £102.40
- £128.00
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Which term describes making clothing for one specific client rather than for a mass market?
- Mass-produced
- Recyclable
- Monochrome
- Bespoke
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What is the primary benefit of considering a garment's entire lifecycle?
- Increasing mass
- Speeding production
- Lowering cost
- Reducing waste
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Which key property must a fabric possess for sportswear apparel?
- Heavy weight
- Stretch
- Stiffness
- Brittle texture
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