1. what is a fiber? a.something that will make you healthier. b.a hair-like structure c.something...
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1. What is a fiber? A.Something that will make you healthier. B.A hair-like structure C.Something that is spun into yarn, D.Both B and CTRANSCRIPT
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1. What is a fiber?
A. Something that will make you healthier.B. A hair-like structureC. Something that is spun into yarn,D. Both B and C
1. What is a fiber?
A. Something that will make you healthier.B. A hair-like structureC. Something that is spun into yarn,D. Both B and C
2. A staple fiber is
A. 1 ½ - 8 inches longB. Something you should always have in your
inventory.C. Measured in yards.D. None of the above.
2. A staple fiber is
A. 1 ½ - 8 inches longB. Something you should always have in your
inventory.C. Measured in yards.D. None of the above.
3. Why is it important to study textiles?
A. You can make better choices as a consumer.B. You will be able to select the best fabric for a
design.C. You will feel better.D. All of the above
3. Why is it important to study textiles?
A. You can make better choices as a consumer.B. You will be able to select the best fabric for a
design.C. You will feel better.D. All of the above
4. What benefits does resiliency bring to a fiber?
A. It will resist being made into a yarn.B. It can spring back after being crushed.C. It is strong.D. None of the above
4. What benefits does resiliency bring to a fiber?
A. It will resist being made into a yarn.B. It can spring back after being crushed.C. It is strong.D. None of the above
5. What benefit does being abrasion resistance bring to a fiber?
A. It will not “pill”.B. It will not get holes in it.C. It will not make you itch when you wear it.D. I do not know
5. What benefit does being abrasion resistance bring to a fiber?
A. It will not “pill”.B. It will not get holes in it.C. It will not make you itch when you wear it.D. I do not know
A BC D