Types of Design - Part 1 - Multiple Choice

3. In general functional design requirements include

• Suiting the purpose, and the occasion

• Allowing easy access, and be dry cleanable

• Looking attractive and being dry cleanable

• Suiting the purpose and looking attractive

3. In general, structural design includes

• seams, panels and yokes

• seams, zippers and shape

• yokes, colours and shape

• texture, colour and size

1. Which of the following is an example of functional design?

• Decorative embroidery

• False pocket

• Lace trim

• Velcro fastening

To which focus area would a surf board cover belong?

• Sporting

• Costume

• Furnishing

• Non-Apparel

Structural design may best be described as:

• Design that creates shape.

• Design that is sustainable.

• Design for a specific purpose.

• Design that enhances appearance.

Which of the following roles best describes the work of a costume designer?

• Designing apparel for dance and theatre production

• Designing stage sets and props for theatre production

• Communicating production plans for props and makeup

• Communicating production specifications for non-apparel items

Which of the following is an example of functional design?

• Pocket

• Embroidery

• Screen printing

• Decorative stitching

1. Which of the following contains THREE examples of functional design features used on a garment?

• 1. Braid, zipper, kick pleat

• 1. Applique, lace, patchwork

• 1. Elastic, hook and eye, facing

• 1. Hook and eye, zipper, applique

1. Which of the following contains THREE examples of aesthetic design used in a garment?

• 1. Pockets, lace and appliqué

• 1. Lace, braid and embroidery

• 1. Braid, zippers and hooks and eyes

• 1. Hooks and eyes, top stitching and embroidery

The introduction of velcro fastenings to replace buttons and buttonholes has enabled quicker costume changes in theatre production. What is this an example of?

• Self-expression

• Aesthetic design

• Functional design

• Performance criteria