Question Bank

Which are lean manufacturing tools used in garment production? (Select all that apply)

If a line has a bottleneck operation taking 2 minutes, how many garments per hour can the line produce at 100% efficiency?

A sewing line shows one operator with 90% idle time while others are fully loaded. What is the issue?

What does BSCI stand for in social compliance?

An MRSL (Manufacturing Restricted Substances List) limits:

Which are environmental sustainability focus areas in garment manufacturing? (Select all that apply)

If a factory consumes 100,000 liters of water per day and produces 10,000 garments, what is the water consumption per garment in liters?

A factory is found using a restricted azo dye. Under chemical compliance, what is the correct action?

Which fibre is classified as a natural cellulosic fibre?

What is the process of converting fibres into yarn called?

Which of the following are natural fibres? (Select all that apply)

If a yarn count is 40 Ne (English cotton count), how many hanks of 840 yards are in one pound?

A fabric sample shows high moisture regain and comfort but low strength. Which fibre is most likely used?

Which sewing machine stitch type is classified as 301?

What is the first action in case of a sewing machine needle injury?

Which of the following are essential safety equipment in a garment factory? (Select all that apply)

A sewing machine runs at 4000 SPM (stitches per minute). How many stitches does it produce in 15 minutes?

An operator notices the sewing machine making unusual noise and smoke. What should they do first?

What is the standard seam allowance for woven garment production?

Pattern grading is the process of:

Which measurements are essential for a men's shirt pattern? (Select all that apply)

If the bust measurement is 96 cm and the ease allowance is 4 cm, what is the finished garment bust width in cm?

A fitted garment shows diagonal wrinkles pointing toward the bust. What is the likely cause?

Which seam class is used for joining two fabric edges, such as side seams?

A flat-felled seam is commonly used in:

Which are standard garment finishing processes? (Select all that apply)

If a garment requires 5 operations and each takes 2 minutes, what is the total construction time in minutes?

After washing, a garment shows severe seam puckering. What is the most likely cause?

Which dye class is most commonly used for cotton fibres?

The process of applying color in localized patterns is called:

Which are textile printing methods? (Select all that apply)

If a dyeing recipe requires 2% dye on weight of fabric (owf) and the fabric weighs 500 kg, how much dye is needed in kg?

A cotton fabric dyed with reactive dye shows poor color fastness after washing. What is the most likely cause?

AQL 2.5 means:

A "major defect" is defined as one that:

Which are stages of QC inspection in garment production? (Select all that apply)

In a lot of 1000 with AQL 2.5, the sample size is 80 and the acceptance number is 5. If exactly 5 defects are found, is the lot accepted? (1=yes, 0=no)

During final inspection, 3 critical defects are found. Under AQL, what is the action?

SMV stands for:

Line balancing aims to: