Lesson 5.1.8
5.1.8 Stitched and/or embellished textiles Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Art & Design, Unit 5
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Lesson 5.1.8, Stitched and/or embellished 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
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Which industry is specified for stitched or embellished textiles?
- Fashion
- Automotive
- Aerospace
- Agriculture
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Which two stitching methods are named in the specification?
- Hand and machine
- Welded and glued
- Moulded and fused
- Laser and sonic
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What does embellishment mean in textile design?
- Yarn spinning
- Fibre extraction
- Weave drafting
- Surface decoration
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Which items can be incorporated into stitched textiles per the spec?
- Sheet metal
- Cast concrete
- Solid plastics
- Media and objects
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Which stitching approach suits a heavy-duty garment repair?
- Surface gluing
- Temporary tacking
- Machine stitching
- Loose gathering
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Sewing sequins onto a dress demonstrates which technique?
- Dyeing
- Weaving
- Spinning
- Embellishment
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A stitched panel uses 120 beads per 10 cm square. The panel is 40 cm by 30 cm. How many beads are needed?
- 2400
- 1360
- 1440
- 1200
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Which application suits theatrical costume production?
- Insulation rolls
- Industrial felts
- Raw geotextiles
- Embellished textiles
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Why might a designer combine hand and machine stitching?
- Weight removal
- Detail and speed
- Stiffness control
- Cost reduction
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What does embellished textile work primarily emphasise?
- Chemical resistance
- Electrical conductivity
- Surface texture
- Structural strength
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A designer sews wooden beads onto a fabric cushion. Which industry does this fit?
- Ceramic throwing
- Interiors
- Sculpture casting
- Photojournalism
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What components are combined in stitched textiles?
- Glass and wire
- Plastic and resin
- Fabric and thread
- Clay and glaze
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Adding a metal component to a stitched textile is called what?
- Subtractive carving
- Slip casting
- Incorporating objects
- Weaving fibres
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What is the primary function of appliqué in textile design?
- Attaching fabric shapes
- Dissolving base fibres
- Dyeing yarn batches
- Spinning raw wool
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Which essential tools are used for traditional hand stitching?
- Hammer and nail
- Pliers and wire
- Needle and thread
- Chisel and mallet
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Why do textile designers plan stitch layouts beforehand?
- To reduce stiffness
- To prevent shrinkage
- To increase weight
- To control balance
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A costume needs 3 metres of trim at £2.40 per metre. What is the cost of the trim?
- £7.20
- £5.40
- £8.40
- £72.00
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What is a commercial example of an embellished textile?
- Industrial conveyor belt
- Designer fashion garment
- Building insulation roll
- Automotive seat foam
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What property affects how an embellished fabric hangs?
- Conductivity
- Solubility
- Drape
- Magnetism
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Which factor ensures a stitched wall hanging lasts well?
- Temporary pins
- Secure fixings
- Watercolour wash
- Soluble adhesive
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