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Apparel Designing
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1. Pose
2. Equilibrium
3. Stability
4. Security
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1. Nitrogenous
2. Animal organ
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Bed | 1. Gives motion to the needle |
| b. Arm | 2. Fitted on top of the arm to hold the real |
| c. Spoil pin | 3. Horizontal upper part of the head |
| d. Needle bar | 4. Base of the machine |
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1. Iron first cuff collar and joints.
2. Iron on the outer side of the fabric.
3. Moisturise clothes.
4. Withstand high heat.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. A placket or any garment opening | 1. Closing |
| b. A straight sleeve flauing at the bottom | 2. Bell sleeve |
| c. Another word for armholes | 3. Armscye |
| d. Decouative piece of fabric | 4. Applique |
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Reason (R) Low twisted yarns shed soil easily since there is less space between the fibres for soil to settle.
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| List-I (Principle of Design) | List-II (Description) |
| a. Harmony | 1. Concentration of interests in the selected area of design when compared with other subordinated areas. |
| b. Emphasis | 2. When a design has unity it holds the attention of the observer and gives a balanced look to the design. |
| c. Rhythm | 3. A visual distribution of weight from a central area. |
| d. Balance | 4. It can be created in a garment with repetition, gradation, transition or radical arrangement of design. |
| e. Proportion | 5. It includes the relationship of height, width, depth and surrounding space of each design |
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Reasoning (R) Disperse dyes sublime when heated to high temperature.
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. A line of stich at the edge | 1. Hem |
| b. Finish formed back of the raw edge of a garment to wrong side | 2. Notch |
| c. Small V shaped cut | 3. Edge Stitch |
| d. Temporary stitching | 4. Machine Basting |
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