Lesson 5.1.6
5.1.6 Installed textiles Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 5
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The 20 questions
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Which three techniques are specified for installed textiles?
- Padding, collage, assemblage
- Weaving, knitting, dying
- Batik, tie-dye, printing
- Tailoring, grading, fusing
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What is the main purpose of installed textiles in an interior?
- Blocking sound
- Storing heat
- Increasing weight
- Transforming perception
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Which installed textile technique adds soft layers to build three-dimensional form?
- Pleating
- Padding
- Stencilling
- Binding
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Which technique involves combining flat pieces of fabric into a single composition?
- Collage
- Moulding
- Extrusion
- Casting
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Which technique joins found objects into a three-dimensional arrangement?
- Weaving
- Assemblage
- Monoprinting
- Embroidery
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What do fabric enclosures in a room primarily alter for visitors?
- Floor stability
- Air quality
- Room temperature
- Spatial perception
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A wall measures 4.5 m by 2.4 m. Fabric panels are 1.5 m by 1.2 m. How many panels cover the wall without overlap?
- 8
- 6
- 4
- 9
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Why must a designer conduct a site visit before planning an installation?
- To test washing
- To choose buttons
- To buy thread
- To check lighting
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Which factor most influences how a textile installation changes a room?
- Brand label
- Fabric cost
- Wash care
- Scale and placement
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How do layered sheer fabrics typically alter an interior space?
- Adding weight
- Absorbing water
- Filtering light
- Sealing drafts
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Which material is commonly used inside padded textile installations?
- Sheet steel
- Wire mesh
- Hard timber
- Soft wadding
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Which two techniques describe arranging found fabric scraps onto a wall surface?
- Printing and dying
- Weaving and knitting
- Tailoring and pressing
- Collage and assemblage
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A collage is planned 40 cm wide and enlarged 2.5 times for a wall. What is the new width?
- 96 cm
- 150 cm
- 100 cm
- 16 cm
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What key check is essential before fixing a heavy textile installation?
- Fabric colour
- Load capacity
- Thread count
- Pattern repeat
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What term describes textile work planned for a specific room or building?
- Site-specific
- Standardised
- Mass-produced
- Seasonal
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Layering textures mainly influences which perceptual qualities in an interior?
- Acoustic only
- Thermal only
- Visual and tactile
- Olfactory only
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Which two terms best categorise installed textiles practice?
- Digital and virtual
- Industrial and disposable
- Interior and site-specific
- Exterior and portable
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A textile installation uses 18 metres of fabric. Each panel uses 1.5 m. How many panels are made?
- 10
- 12
- 14
- 27
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What is the primary goal of a successful installed textile in a space?
- Reducing cost
- Blocking light
- Transforming perception
- Increasing weight
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Which technique combines varied materials into a unified three-dimensional textile form?
- Dyeing
- Weaving
- Assemblage
- Printing
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