WRITTEN EXAM

 Written Exam

MULTIPLE CHOICE.  Answer the following by choosing the correct answer from the choices provided.  

 

 

1. The body measurement from top going down is.

a. horizontal

b. bust

c. vertical

d. circumferential

 

2. What is the advantage of using proper measuring tools?

a. accuracy

b. workmanship

c. speed

d. neatness

 

3. One of your trainees accidentally dropped and the tape measure tore from point 0 to 4; it cannot be read what will you do as a trainer if the session is currently in progress?

a. let her go out the in training center

b. ask her to buy another  tape measure

c. let her use the same tape measure for the moment but let her add 4 cm if he/she will start at five cm.

d. get mad at her

 

4. The measurement which is taken from the left to right side.

a. horizontal

b. bust

c. vertical

d. circumferential

 

5. Which of the following are situations that are proper way in taking body measurements?

a. use extra string or tape measure in locating the waist measurements.

b. prepare individual measurement chart.

c. let the client stand in his/her natural position.

d. none of the above.

 

6. The measurement which is taken around the body.

a. horizontal

b. circumferential

c. vertical

d. figure front

 

7. Aids in connecting lines. They are graduated in inches and centimeter which are commonly made of either wood or plastic.

a. Hip curve

b. French curve

c. Ruler

d. L-square

 

8. How will you measure the crotch measurement if your client is wearing a skirt?

a. let her wear the pants or shorts

b. use your instinct on her crotch

c. never mind just use the L-square

d. let her sit and use the tape measure

 

9. Which among the following suited saying when taking body measurements?

a. beauty is in the eye of the beholder

b. measure twice cut once

c. time is gold

d. strike the iron while it is hot

 

 

10. You forgot to take the shoulder measurement of your client. What will you do?

a. let her visit again so that you can get you can get her measurement.

b. ask her to get her own measurement.

c. don’t bother the client. Look for the previous measurements that you have taken her.

d. none of the above.

 

11. Which of the following are the situations that are proper way in taking body measurements?

a. use extra string  or tape measure in locating the waist measurements

b. prepare individual measurements chart

c. let the client stand in their natural positions

d. none of the above

 

12. It is specially designed to locate cross grains, alter patterns and square off straight edges.

a. tape measure

b. L-square

c. ruler

d. T-square

 

13. Which among the following is the vertical measurement?

a. elbow

b. shoulder

c. chest

d. figure front

 

14. What do you call an instrument used for obtaining quantities, dimensions or forces of real world objects?

a. marking tools

b. measuring tools

c. drafting tools

d. sewing tools

 

15. Which among the following is a dressmaker’s measuring tool?

a. seam ripper

b. tape measure

c. dressmaker’s carbon paper

d. seam gauge

 

16. Measure along the whole circumference of the wrist with two fingers in at the end of the tape measure for easing.

a. wrist

b. empire level

c. three-fourth circumference

d. bust

 

17. Taken around the smallest part of the torso.

a. wrist

b. neck

c. waist

d. figure back

 

18. Measure on the side corner of the neck, run into the desired length or depth of the neckline.

 

a. neck

b. neck depth

c. tip of the bust

d. shoulder

 

 19. Why dressmakers should use the individual measurements chart?

a. to record completely the measurements taken.

b. it is a pre-requisite in any job order.

c. to determine what body parts will be needed for a certain job order.

d. all of the above.

 

 

20. As a trainer how will you measure the crotch of a gay client?

a. use the tape measure

b. let him sit and take the measurement of his hipline.

c. follow the proper procedure in taking male client which is using L-square and tape measure.

d. none of the above.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANSWER KEY

1. c

2. a

3. c

4. b

5. a

6. b

7. c

8. d

9. b

10. c

11. a

12. d

13. d

14. b

15. b

16. a

17. c

18. b

19. a

20. c

 

PREPARED BY :

LOVE JOY S. TINGA

TRAINER

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