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120 MCQ Questions and Answers on Textile Engineering for Interview
1. What should be minimum length of fibers for making of yarn from fiber?
- One inch
- Half inch
- One centimeter
- Half centimeter
2. How many types the fibers have been classified based on the length of the fiber staples?
- Two types
- Three types
- Four types
- Five types
3. Among the qualities mention below, which one is the most important quality of textile fiber?
- Fineness of fiber
- Moisture content value of fiber
- Length of fiber
- Cohesiveness power of fiber
4. Which one is the protein fiber among the below mentioned fibers?
- Cotton
- Jute
- Rayon
- Silk
5. What is the Moisture regain value of cotton fiber?
- 7.0%
- 8.0%
- 8.5%
- 9.0%
6. What is the Moisture regain value of jute fiber?
- 11.75%
- 12.75%
- 13.75%
- 14.75%
7. What amount of cellulose is present in jute fiber?
- 55%
- 60%
- 65%
- 85%
8. As much as the fiber is long, so it becomes fine, in case of which fiber this statement is correct?
- Silk
- Jute
- Wool
- Cotton
9. The cross sectional shape of which fiber looks triangular?
- Jute
- Silk
- Wool
- Nylon
10. What is the fineness for silk fiber?
- 5 to 6 micron
- 7 to 8 micron
- 9 to 10 micron
- 11 to 12 micron
11. Which fiber melts in excessive heat?
- Silk
- Polyester
- Jute
- Cotton
12. What is the extension at break of polyester fiber?
- 5 to 10%
- 11 to 15%
- 16 to 19%
- 20 to 30%
13. Which fiber has the least Moisture regain value?
- Polyester fiber
- Nylon fiber
- Silk fiber
- Glass fiber
14. Which is the best cotton fiber?
- Egyptian
- Seguisland
- Indian
- American
15. What type of smell is felt during burning of cotton fiber?
- Smell of paper burning
- Smell of feather burning
- Smell of hair burning
- No smell is felt
16. Which is damaged by acid?
- Polyester
- Acrylic
- Wool
- Cotton
17. Which fiber is the alternative to wool?
- Cotton
- Polyester
- Nylon
- Acrylic
18. Which elements are used in making viscose rayon fiber?
- Oil and water
- Coal and air
- Oil and coal
- Wood and bamboo
19. What is meant by yarn count?
- Counting of yarn
- Strength of yarn
- Density of yarn
- Thickness of yarn
20. If the Metric count of a yarn is 10, what will be its English count?
- 17
- 18
- 27
- 28
21. In how many ways / types have the threads been classified?
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
22. How many yards are considered as a Hank in cotton yarn?
- 740
- 760
- 840
- 860
23. What is the equivalent Tex count of a 20Ne yarn?
- 29.5
- 30.5
- 29.0
- 39.0
24. Why does ‘Cotton fiber mixing’ is done in yarn making?
- For making high quality yarn
- For increasing luster of yarn
- For comparative control of yarn price
- For making adulterated yarn
25. What is the regular amount of ‘Trash content’ in cotton fibers?
- 1% to 5%
- 5% to 10%
- 1% to 10%
- 1% to 15%
26. What is the regular Hank of ‘Carded Slider’?
- 0.0012 to 0.0015
- 0.0012 to 0.015
- 0.12 to 1.5
- 1.2 to 1.5
27. Why does the doubling is done in drawing frame?
- For increasing the strength of the slider
- For making the slider thicker
- For decreasing the irregularities of the slider
- For increasing the glaze of the slider
28. What is the flyer speed of roving frame?
- 500 r.p.m.
- 1500 r.p.m.
- 2500 r.p.m.
- 3500 r.p.m.
29. What is the T.P.I. of a Ne 20 cotton yarn?
- 15
- 20
- 25
- 30
30. What is the maximum r.p.m. of the spindle speed of a Ring Spinning Frame?
- 10,000
- 15,000
- 20,000
- 25,000
31. Why does the cotton yarn is done steaming?
- For increasing the strength of yarn
- For increasing the weight of yarn
- For setting of twist of yarns
- For increasing the glaze of the yarn
32. Why is auto conning used?
- For making cones
- For making yarn cone without joins
- For making cones of bigger sizes
- For making cones of smaller sizes
33. What do we mean by C.S.P. (in textile industry)?
- Strength of yarn
- Count Strength Product
- Civil Service of Pakistan
- Common Strength Portion
34. What happens if T.P.I. of yarn is increased?
- The strength of yarn increases
- The price of yarn decreases
- The luster of yarn increases
- The strength of yarn decreases
35. What type of spinning machine to be selected for making yarn of 60Ne?
- Ring frame
- Rotor frame
- Flyer spinning frame
- Friction spinning frame
36. Why is combed yarn better than carded yarn?
- For the reason that all say it is better
- The quality of yarn is good
- The price of the yarn is higher
- The price of the yarn is lower
37. When is the Sectional warping machine used in making woven fabrics?
- To produce plane fabrics
- To produce of yarn is good
- To produce striped fabrics
- To produce printed fabrics
38. Why are the ends/inch kept greater than the picks/inch in fabrics?
- The cost is lower
- The fabrics look good
- As it is mandatory
- Fabrics become more stronger
39. How many frames can be controlled by tappet in weaving machine?
- 2
- 4
- 6
- 8
40. Minimum how many frames are required for producing plane fabrics?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
41. What may be the maximum P.P.M. of a weaving machine?
- 500
- 1000
- 1500
- 2500
42. What do you mean by Primary motion of a weaving machine?
- Shedding, picking and beat-up
- Shedding and picking
- Picking and beat-up
- Let-off and take-up
43. Normally what percentage of starch is used in warp yarn?
- 6%
- 12%
- 18%
- 24%
44. Why is starch used in warp yarn?
- To increase the luster of the yarn
- To increase the strength of yarn
- For smoothing the yarn
- For increasing the weight of the warp yarn
45. Why are the picks/inch kept smaller than the ends/inch in fabrics?
- Cost comes lower
- Cost comes higher
- Fabrics look good
- The quality of fabric increases
46. What do we mean by cover factor of a fabric?
- The density of yarn in fabrics
- The strength of fabrics
- The weight of fabrics
- The thickness of fabrics
47. Minimum how many frames are required for producing of twill fabrics?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
48. What do we mean by Secondary motion of a weaving machine?
- Shedding
- Picking
- Warp protector mechanism
- Let-off motion
49. How many yards of fabric may be produced from a beam of 1000 yards yarn?
- 800 yards
- 850 yards
- 900 yards
- 950 yards
50. Generally, how many yards of fabrics remain in a fabric roll?
- 50 yards
- 110 yards
- 150 yards
- 200 yards
51. Which one of the below defects is not of weaving fault?
- Shuttle mark
- Reed mark
- Running stripe
- Oil spot
52. Which type of fabric is produced by jacquard weaving machine?
- Plane fabric
- Twill fabric
- Zig-zag twill fabric
- Fabric with big designs
53. What is meant by GSM of a fabric?
- The construction of fabric
- The strength of fabric
- The weight of fabric
- The thickness of fabric
54. Generally, the single jersey fabric is produced at what GSM?
- 160
- 200
- 260
- 300
55. Which dye is used for dyeing of polyester fabrics?
- Direct dye
- Vat dye
- Reactive dye
- Disperse dye
56. Which dye is not used for dyeing of cotton fabrics?
- Reactive dye
- Sulfur dye
- Vat dye
- Disperse dye
57. For which dye will the color in cotton fabric be temporary?
- Reactive dye
- Sulfur dye
- Acid dye
- Direct dye
58. For what time of caustic treatment is required for mercerization of cotton fabric?
- 2 minutes
- 4 minutes
- 6 minutes
- 8 minutes
59. Which dye allows better colorfastness to cotton fabrics?
- Direct dye
- Reactive dye
- Vat dye
- Sulfur dye
60. What is the percentage of caustics to be used for mercerization of cotton fabrics?
- 10%
- 15%
- 20%
- 25%
61. Why is scouring done for cotton fabrics?
- For removing starch of fabrics
- For setting dimension of fabrics
- For increasing strengths of fabrics
- For removing garbage from cotton fibers
62. What is called liquor ratio?
- The ratio of fabric length and water weight
- The ratio of water volume and fabric volume
- The ratio of fabric weight and water weight
- The ratio of water weight and fabric volume
63. The maximum liquor ratio is used in what machine?
- Jet dyeing machine
- Winch dyeing machine
- Pad batch dyeing machine
- Jigger dyeing machine
64. Why is heat setting done in fabrics?
- For color fasting of the fabric
- For increasing the strength of fabrics
- For setting of fabric dimension
- For increasing of softness feeling in fabrics
65. Why is fabric steaming done in pigment printing?
- For increasing strength of fabrics
- For fixing of dye
- For decreasing of fabric shrinkage
- For increasing of fabric luster
66. Generally, which type of printing is not used in fabric printing?
- Block print
- Batik print
- Roller print
- Transfer print
67. Which dye gives the lowest cost for dyeing?
- Direct dye
- Reactive dye
- Vat dye
- Acid dye
68. What lowest rating of wash fastness in fabric is considered as permanent color?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
69. Which job is done by stentering machine?
- Drying of fabric and setting of dimension
- To print fabric
- To clean fabric
- To control fabric shrinkage
70. Which type of below fabrics can be dyed by jet dyeing?
- Cotton fabric
- Silk fabric
- Woolen fabric
- Polyester fabric
71. Which agent is used for bleaching of fabrics?
- De-singeing material
- Acid
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Potassium permanganate
72. Why does pilling occur in fabric?
- If fabric is dirty
- If fabric is much used
- Much hairy fiber in fabric
- If fabric is less used
73. How is the strength of woven fabric expressed?
- Pounds/2 inches
- Pounds/1 inch
- Pounds/3 inches
- Pounds/4 inches
74. Why is the Drape test of fabric done?
- For examining weight of fabrics
- For examining thickness of fabrics
- For examining hanging behavior of fabrics
- For examining strength of fabrics
75. Why is singeing done in fabrics?
- For cleaning of fabrics
- For thinning of fabrics
- For removing hairy fibers from fabrics
- For setting of dimension in fabrics
76. What do we understand by Picks per inch?
- The number of warp yarns per inch
- The number of weft yarns per inch
- The number twist per inch
- The number of fabric plies per inch
77. What is meant by Ends/inch?
- The number of weft yarns per inch
- The number of warp yarns per inch
- The number of twist per inch
- The quantity of fabrics produced per minute
78. Which one of the below tests is not required for testing of the fiber?
- Strength test
- Length test
- Crease recovery test
- Humidity test
79. What is measured by Tekometer?
- Length
- Thickness
- Speed
- Humidity
80. What is done by a Piece glass?
- Luxurious goods are made
- Thickness of fabric is measured
- The yarns in fabrics are counted
- Thickness of yarn is measured
81. What is meant by Staple length of fibers?
- The average length of fibers
- The maximum length of a fiber
- The minimum length of a fiber
- The Modal length of a fiber
82. What is meant by Texturising?
- Fabric construction
- Yarn construction
- Garments construction
- To give crease marks in fibers
83. How is the Cross-sectional shape of cotton fiber?
- Round
- Rectangular
- Triangular
- Tape like
84. What is measured by electric balance?
- Length of fibers
- Fineness of fibers
- Yarn count
- Fabric GSM
85. What happens in pre-treatment?
- Fabric weight increase
- Fabric weight decreases
- Fabric weight remains unchanged
- Fabric length increases
86. What change occurs after bleaching of fabrics?
- Fabric length
- Fabric width
- Fabric strength
- Fabric color
87. Which one of the below tests is not done for testing of yarn?
- Strength
- Pilling
- Count
- Hairiness
88. What do we understand by micronaire?
- Fineness of yarn
- Fineness of fabric
- Fineness of fiber
- Construction of fabric
89. What sort of defects do we understand by ‘Slub’?
- Fabric defect
- Yarn defect
- Fiber defect
- Garments defect
90. How is the Cross-sectional shape of Viscose Rayon?
- Round
- Rectangular
- Star shape
- Ribbon shape
91. What is the length of a silk fiber?
- 400 to 700 meter
- 400 to 500 meter
- 500 to 600 meter
- 500 to 700 meter
92. Why is Mixing done in yarn manufacturing?
- For adulterating the yarn
- For improving the quality of yarn
- For keeping in control the quality and price of the yarn
- For keeping the color of the yarn perfect
93. Which are the Primary colors as per the Light Theory?
- Red, Green and Blue
- Red, Yellow and Blue
- Red, Yellow and Black
- Blue, Yellow and Black
94. How is the Cross-sectional shape of a Nylon fiber?
- Round
- Rectangular
- Triangular
- May be in any shape
95. How is the Cross-sectional shape of a Polyester fiber?
- Round
- Rectangular
- Triangular
- May be in any shape
96. What is the ultimate length of a jute fiber?
- 0.0025 mm
- 0.025 mm
- 0.25 mm
- 2.5 mm
97. Why is Doubling done in yarn manufacturing?
- For elongating the material
- For decreasing the irregularities of material
- For decreasing the slub problem
- For controlling the hairiness of yarn
98. What has been meant by Denting in weaving machine?
- To pass the warp yarns through the reeds
- To pass the yarns through hilled eye
- To pass the yarns through Lease rod
- To pass the yarns through warp shed
99. What has been meant by Marker in garments industry?
- One kind of pen
- One kind of label
- The paper for drawing the pictures of patterns
- Colored sticker for marking garments
100. How many inches of threads are required for each inch of Lock stitch?
- 2.5 inches
- 3.5 inches
- 2.0 inches
- 4.0 inches
101. What has been meant by Seam Pucker?
- The holes in seams
- Creasing of fabrics along the seams
- Types of seam
- Length of seam
102. What is meant by Grading in garments industry?
- To classify the garments based on quality
- To classify the garments based on sizes
- To make patterns of various sizes
- To make patterns of various designs
103. What is meant by Quota in garments industry?
- Size of garment
- Quality of garments
- Obligation for exporting of the specific quantities of garments
- The types of garments
104. What is meant by Fusing in garments industry?
- Paper interlining
- Sewn interlining
- Joining of interlining through heat and pressure
- Fusable interlining
105. In how many classes have the seams been classified?
- 5 classes
- 6 classes
- 7 classes
- 8 classes
106. In how many classes have the stitches been classified?
- 5 classes
- 6 classes
- 7 classes
- 8 classes
107. What is the S.P.M. of an Industrial Lock Stitch machine?
- 5500 r.p.m.
- 6500 r.p.m.
- 7500 r.p.m.
- 8500 r.p.m.
108. How many threads are used for making of blind stitch?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
109. As per pigment theory, which colors are Primary?
- Red, yellow and blue
- Red, green and blue
- Red, yellow and black
- Red, black and blue
110. How many types are the collars of shirts?
- 2 types
- 3 types
- 4 types
- 5 types
111. How many inches of threads will be required for making an inch of two-needle chain stitch?
- 4.5 inches
- 5.5 inches
- 6.5 inches
- 6.0 inches
112. How much threads for making a men’s shirt?
- 110 yards
- 210 yards
- 315 yards
- 425 yards
113. What is the Ticket No. for Ne 2/40 yarn?
- 60
- 70
- 80
- 90
114. What type of needle point will have to be used for sewing a thin woven fabric?
- Slim set point
- Set point
- Light ball point
- Medium ball point
115. How many meters of threads are here in a cone of a sewing thread?
- 500
- 1000
- 2000
- 4000
116. What will be the needle size if the needle blade dia of a sewing machine is 0.8 mm?
- 40 N.M.
- 60 N.M.
- 80 N.M.
- 160 N.M.
117. What is the temperature range for interlining fusing?
- 100 to 115 degree Celsius
- 110 to 150 degree Celsius
- 100 to 175 degree Celsius
- 110 to 175 degree Celsius
118. What is enzyme that is used for de-singeing?
- One kind of chemicals
- One kind of paste
- One kind of powder
- One kind of bacteria
119. When does Crease Mark happen in fabric?
- During using of garments
- During ironing
- During dyeing
- During cleaning of garment
120. Why is Drafting done in manufacturing of yarn?
- For keeping control of hairiness of yarn
- For lesser quantity of slub in yarn
- For elongation of the material
- For increasing the thickness of material
Answer Sheet of Above Questions:
Question | Answer | Question | Answer | Question | Answer | Question | Answer |
1 | b | 31 | c | 61 | d | 91 | a |
2 | b | 32 | b | 62 | c | 92 | c |
3 | a | 33 | b | 63 | c | 93 | a |
4 | d | 34 | a | 64 | c | 94 | d |
5 | c | 35 | a | 65 | b | 95 | d |
6 | c | 36 | b | 66 | d | 96 | d |
7 | c | 37 | c | 67 | a | 97 | b |
8 | d | 38 | a | 68 | c | 98 | a |
9 | b | 39 | d | 69 | a | 99 | c |
10 | d | 40 | a | 70 | d | 100 | a |
11 | b | 41 | b | 71 | c | 101 | b |
12 | d | 42 | a | 72 | c | 102 | c |
13 | d | 43 | b | 73 | a | 103 | c |
14 | b | 44 | b | 74 | c | 104 | c |
15 | a | 45 | a | 75 | c | 105 | d |
16 | d | 46 | a | 76 | b | 106 | b |
17 | d | 47 | b | 77 | b | 107 | a |
18 | d | 48 | d | 78 | c | 108 | a |
19 | d | 49 | c | 79 | c | 109 | a |
20 | a | 50 | b | 80 | c | 110 | b |
21 | b | 51 | c | 81 | d | 111 | b |
22 | c | 52 | d | 82 | d | 112 | a |
23 | a | 53 | c | 83 | d | 113 | a |
24 | c | 54 | a | 84 | c | 114 | a |
25 | d | 55 | d | 85 | b | 115 | d |
26 | c | 56 | d | 86 | d | 116 | c |
27 | c | 57 | d | 87 | b | 117 | d |
28 | b | 58 | a | 88 | c | 118 | d |
29 | b | 59 | c | 89 | b | 119 | c |
30 | c | 60 | c | 90 | c | 120 | c |
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