Properties of Fabrics, Yarns, and Fibres Quiz

What are fibres?

• Thread-like substances used to make yarns and fabrics
• Small particles found in textiles
• Chemical compounds used in textile production
• Tools used to measure fabric properties

What is the purpose of classifying fibres?

• To determine their origin
• To determine their cost
• To determine their end-use
• To determine their chemical composition

Which of the following is not a property of fibres?

• Lustre
• Drape
• Absorbency
• Thickness

What is the difference between staple fibres and filament fibres?

• Staple fibres are short, while filament fibres are long or continuous
• Staple fibres are made from natural materials, while filament fibres are synthetic
• Staple fibres are more durable than filament fibres
• Staple fibres are used for clothing, while filament fibres are used for home textiles

Which of the following is a natural fibre?

• Polyester
• Nylon
• Rayon
• Cotton

What is the term for the ability of a fabric to withstand rubbing or wear and tear?

• Lustre
• Drape
• Abrasion resistance
• Strength

Which property refers to a fabric's ability to absorb moisture?

• Absorbency
• Elasticity
• Thermal properties
• Dimensional stability

Which type of fibre has a high percentage of amorphous regions?

• Wool
• Cotton
• Nylon
• Polyester

What is the process of joining monomers to form a chain or polymer called?

• Polymerisation
• Crystalline structure
• Amorphous structure
• Fibre morphology

Which type of fibre has a high percentage of crystalline regions?

• Wool
• Cotton
• Nylon
• Polyester