Textile Testing & Quality Control MCQs 50 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/50 Subscribe 1. Which instrument is commonly used to measure fabric strength? (A) Crockmeter (B) Tensile tester (C) Wrinkle tester (D) Stiffness tester 2. What does GSM in textiles stand for? (A) Grams per Square Meter (B) General Strength Measurement (C) Grading Standard Method (D) Gross Stitch Measurement 3. The purpose of textile testing is to: (A) Increase production speed (B) Evaluate material properties (C) Dye fabrics evenly (D) Reduce labor cost 4. A crockmeter is used to test: (A) Fabric shrinkage (B) Colorfastness to rubbing (C) Tear strength (D) Moisture content 5. Which property is measured by an air permeability tester? (A) Thickness (B) Strength (C) Breathability (D) Elasticity 6. The bursting strength test is usually performed on: (A) Woven fabrics (B) Knitted fabrics (C) Leather (D) Denim only 7. What does pH testing in textiles indicate? (A) Colorfastness level (B) Acid or alkali content (C) Yarn twist (D) Tensile strength 8. The term âquality controlâ refers to: (A) Marketing strategies (B) Monitoring and maintaining product standards (C) Packing techniques (D) Textile design only 9. Which test measures fabric thickness? (A) Tensile test (B) Micrometer test (C) Crease recovery test (D) Flame test 10. A shade card is primarily used for: (A) Measuring strength (B) Visual color matching (C) Fabric thickness (D) Moisture absorption 11. Which ISO standard relates to textile quality management? (A) ISO 22000 (B) ISO 9001 (C) ISO 14001 (D) ISO 50001 12. Colorfastness to light is tested by exposing fabric to: (A) Sunlight or artificial light (B) Hot water (C) Steam (D) Chemical treatment 13. What is the purpose of a tensile test? (A) To measure softness (B) To determine breaking strength and elongation (C) To calculate shrinkage (D) To analyze color bleeding 14. Which instrument is used to measure fabric stiffness? (A) Martindale tester (B) Stiffness tester (C) Tensile tester (D) Abrasion tester 15. The Martindale machine is used to test: (A) Colorfastness (B) Abrasion resistance (C) Air permeability (D) Fabric shrinkage 16. Dimensional stability refers to a fabricâs ability to: (A) Resist fire (B) Retain shape after washing (C) Absorb moisture (D) Resist pilling 17. Which test checks the flammability of textiles? (A) Flame resistance test (B) Crocking test (C) Pilling test (D) Air permeability test 18. A spectrophotometer is used to measure: (A) Yarn twist (B) Color accuracy (C) Fabric thickness (D) Tensile strength 19. Pilling is caused by: (A) Smooth surface (B) Loose fibers forming balls (C) High tensile strength (D) Low elasticity 20. The standard atmosphere for textile testing is: (A) 25°C and 45% RH (B) 20°C and 65% RH (C) 15°C and 70% RH (D) 30°C and 40% RH 21. Which test measures a fabricâs tendency to crease? (A) Crease recovery test (B) Tear strength test (C) Air permeability test (D) Shrinkage test 22. Tensile strength is usually expressed in: (A) Grams per meter (B) Newtons or pounds-force (C) Centimeters (D) Liters per minute 23. Which test evaluates the absorbency of fabric? (A) Water drop test (B) Flame test (C) Air permeability (D) Tensile test 24. The term âAQLâ in quality control stands for: (A) Acceptable Quality Level (B) Accurate Quality Lab (C) Approved Quality Label (D) Average Quality Loss 25. The purpose of fiber identification testing is to: (A) Determine fabric weight (B) Recognize fiber content (C) Measure air flow (D) Test tensile strength 26. Which fiber burns with the smell of burning paper? (A) Cotton (B) Silk (C) Nylon (D) Polyester 27. Color bleeding is usually checked during: (A) Shrinkage test (B) Wash fastness test (C) Flame test (D) Abrasion test 28. What does the term âwarp way shrinkageâ refer to? (A) Shrinkage along fabric width (B) Shrinkage along fabric length (C) Color fading during washing (D) Fiber melting point 29. Which equipment measures yarn twist? (A) Tensile tester (B) Twist tester (C) Spectrophotometer (D) Micrometer 30. The main objective of textile quality control is to: (A) Reduce fabric costs (B) Ensure product consistency (C) Avoid color matching (D) Increase delivery time 31. Tear strength is different from tensile strength because it: (A) Measures color change (B) Evaluates fabricâs resistance to tearing (C) Tests elasticity (D) Measures fabric weight 32. Which property is checked by moisture regain testing? (A) Colorfastness (B) Water absorption capability of fibers (C) Fabric thickness (D) Tensile strength 33. A âshade variation testâ ensures: (A) Fabric stretchability (B) Uniformity in color batches (C) Fiber type (D) Yarn count accuracy 34. Which testing method evaluates seam slippage? (A) Tensile test (B) Seam strength test (C) Martindale abrasion (D) Flammability test 35. What does the term âfastnessâ mean in textiles? (A) Speed of production (B) Resistance to fading or damage under certain conditions (C) Fabric density (D) Yarn twist level 36. Which test evaluates the elasticity of knitted fabric? (A) Stretch and recovery test (B) Tear test (C) Flammability test (D) Crease test 37. ISO standards are important in textile testing because they: (A) Increase fabric cost (B) Provide international testing guidelines (C) Change fabric composition (D) Reduce dyeing process 38. The Taber abrasion tester is used to: (A) Test color bleeding (B) Measure fabric abrasion resistance (C) Determine fabric weight (D) Evaluate yarn twist 39. A fabric with high pilling tendency often indicates: (A) Long fibers (B) Short and loose fibers (C) High elasticity (D) Low yarn twist 40. What is the purpose of a bursting strength test? (A) Measure tensile load (B) Measure the force required to rupture a fabric (C) Test colorfastness (D) Measure shrinkage 41. The role of a quality control inspector in textiles includes: (A) Production scheduling (B) Checking fabric defects and compliance (C) Marketing and sales (D) Designing textile patterns 42. Which fabric property does the âcrease recovery angleâ indicate? (A) Stiffness (B) Wrinkle resistance (C) Elasticity (D) Absorbency 43. Which fiber shows melting when burned? (A) Cotton (B) Wool (C) Polyester (D) Flax 44. The purpose of a conditioning chamber in textile testing is to: (A) Dry fabrics (B) Maintain standard temperature and humidity (C) Color the fabric (D) Increase tensile strength 45. Seam puckering test is performed to: (A) Evaluate seam appearance and smoothness (B) Measure fabric strength (C) Test elasticity (D) Check dye penetration 46. Which test determines the rate of water passing through fabric? (A) Air permeability (B) Water permeability test (C) Tensile test (D) Crease test 47. The term âdefect classificationâ in quality control refers to: (A) Types of marketing errors (B) Categorizing textile faults by severity (C) Testing elasticity (D) Dyeing process step 48. Which standard is widely used for colorfastness testing? (A) ASTM D5034 (B) ISO 105 series (C) AATCC 8 (D) Both B and C 49. The main reason for textile testing during production is: (A) To identify and correct defects early (B) To reduce yarn count (C) To increase marketing speed (D) To decrease fabric elasticity 50. The term âfabric inspectionâ generally involves: (A) Checking only shrinkage (B) Visual and instrumental evaluation for defects (C) Testing only elasticity (D) Dyeing fabrics 1. 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