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AQA GCSE TEXTILES EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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Practice questions for this set
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heat and pressure used to transfer an image
Select the correct term
1Sublimation printing 2closed loop process
3acrylic 4Laminated Fabric
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Terms in this set (144)
Natural Fibre comes from plants and animals. short staple fibres
Synthetic Fibre manufactured using plant materials and minerals. Continuous filament fibres
Handle how a textiles feels when touched
breathable can let perspiration out and air in
Lustre how shiny a fabric is
fibre a fine hairlike structure in a staple or filament form
Biodegradable can be broken down naturally by bacteria
bonded webs of fibre pressed together using adhesives or heat
drape the supple and flexible characteristics of the fabric. How it hags and behaves
blended fibre two or more fibres spun together to make a yarn
absorbency the ability to take in and hold moisture
Durable the ability to withstand wear, as a result of weathering
mixed fibre two or more yarns mixed together
organic fibres fibres grown using natural fertilisers to protect the environment
recycled when the product has been reused in some form
elastomerics any material that can go back to its original shape when deformed
cellulose original compound produce regenerated fibres
fabric cloth prepared by weaving or knitting textile fibres
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AQA GCSE TEXTILES EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
heat and pressure used to transfer an image
Select the correct term
1Sublimation printing 2closed loop process
3acrylic 4Laminated Fabric
Don't know?
Terms in this set (144)
Natural Fibre comes from plants and animals. short staple fibres
Synthetic Fibre manufactured using plant materials and minerals. Continuous filament fibres
Handle how a textiles feels when touched
breathable can let perspiration out and air in
Lustre how shiny a fabric is
fibre a fine hairlike structure in a staple or filament form
Biodegradable can be broken down naturally by bacteria
bonded webs of fibre pressed together using adhesives or heat
drape the supple and flexible characteristics of the fabric. How it hags and behaves
blended fibre two or more fibres spun together to make a yarn
absorbency the ability to take in and hold moisture
Durable the ability to withstand wear, as a result of weathering
mixed fibre two or more yarns mixed together
organic fibres fibres grown using natural fertilisers to protect the environment
recycled when the product has been reused in some form
elastomerics any material that can go back to its original shape when deformed
cellulose original compound produce regenerated fibres
fabric cloth prepared by weaving or knitting textile fibres
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