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Textile Quiz Department of Textile Technology Vignan University

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Textile Quiz

Department of Textile Technology

Vignan University

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Objective (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)

Direct question (10 marks, 5mark, 60 sec, passing 5 marks, 2mark,10sec)

Open question (20 marks ) Conversion system (10 marks, 5mark, 30

sec, No passing) Image identification (5mark)

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Objective (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)

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Which of the following is leaf fibre

a. Ramic

b. Banana

c. Flax

d. Sisal

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Which of the following is leaf fibre

a. Ramic

b. Banana

c. Flax

d. Sisal

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Which of the following fibres can be produced using melt spinning technology

a. Viscose

b. Poly(acrylonitrile)

c. Lyocell

d. Cuprammonium Rayon

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Which of the following fibres can be produced using melt spinning technology

a. Viscose

b. Poly(acrylonitrile)

c. Lyocell

d. Cuprammonium Rayon

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ISO recommended international test conditions are

a. 20C 65%rh

b. 21C 65%

c. 25C 65%

d. 29C 65%

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ISO recommended international test conditions are

a. 20C 65%rh

b. 21C 65%

c. 25C 65%

d. 29C 65%

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In ISO standard the traveler number is defined as the mass in grams of

a. 10 travellers

b.100 travellers

c.100 travellers

d.1000 travellers

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In ISO standard the traveler number is defined as the mass in grams of

a. 10 travellers

b.100 travellers

c.100 travellers

d.1000 travellers

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Singeing of polyester is carried out to

a. Increase strength

b. Reduce pilling

c. Improve dye uptake

d. Improve dimensional stability

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Singeing of polyester is carried out to

a. Increase strength

b. Reduce pilling

c. Improve dye uptake

d. Improve dimensional stability

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The most suitable thickener for reactive bye printing on cotton is

a. Starch

b. Car boxy methyl cellulose

c. Sodium alginate

d. Gum Arabic

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The most suitable thickener for reactive bye printing on cotton is

a. Starch

b. Car boxy methyl cellulose

c. Sodium alginate

d. Gum Arabic

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The incorrect statement amongst the following is

a. Jute is multi-cellular fibre

b. Caprolactum is the raw material for Nylon 6

c. The density of PET is more than that of cotton

d. Viscose is a regenerated cellulosic fibre

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The incorrect statement amongst the following is

a. Jute is multi-cellular fibre

b. Caprolactum is the raw material for Nylon 6

c. The density of PET is more than that of cotton

d. Viscose is a regenerated cellulosic fibre

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The break draft used to process strongly twisted roving on ring frame is

a.0.9 – 1.1

b.1.3 – 1.5

c.2.0 – 3.0

d. >3.0

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The break draft used to process strongly twisted roving on ring frame is

a.0.9 – 1.1

b.1.3 – 1.5

c.2.0 – 3.0

d. >3.0

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The length of lap feed per combing cycle in cotton combing is

a.1mm – 3 mm

b.4mm – 6 mm

c.7 mm - 9 mm

d.10mm – 12mm

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The length of lap feed per combing cycle in cotton combing is

a.1mm – 3 mm

b.4mm – 6 mm

c.7 mm - 9 mm

d.10mm – 12mm

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Direct question (10 marks, 5mark, 60 sec, passing 5 marks, 2mark,10sec)

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What is the lowest spindle wharve dia

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What is the lowest spindle wharve dia

18.5 mm

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1. Melting point (TM) of PET is

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1. Melting point (TM) of PET is

260

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2. 2. Aspect ratio (length/diameter) in case of staple fibres is generally of the order of

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2. 2. Aspect ratio (length/diameter) in case of staple fibres is generally of the order of

1000:1

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3. The % cleaning efficiency of a cotton blow room line lies between

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3. The % cleaning efficiency of a cotton blow room line lies between

60 & 75

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4. Most difficult weave to produce in jacquard is

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4. Most difficult weave to produce in jacquard is

Plain

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5. Peach finish is done to improve which property

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5. Peach finish is done to improve which property

Handle and feel

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6. Dyeing of silk is carried out by using

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6. Dyeing of silk is carried out by using

Acid dyes

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Open question (20 marks )

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Glass Transition Temperature Tg of Polypropylene?

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Glass Transition Temperature Tg of Polypropylene?

-10°C

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What do you mean by “Bourette Silk”

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What do you mean by “Bourette Silk”

Silk Noil

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For Spinning PVA fibre, the broadly used solvent is ?

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For Spinning PVA fibre, the broadly used solvent is ?

Water

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Gel Permeation Chromatography is used to measure

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Gel Permeation Chromatography is used to measure

Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution

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Conversion system (10 marks, 5mark, 30 sec, No passing)

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1 oz (Ounce) is equals to how many grams ----- A. 28.3495, B. 29.3495, C. 26.2154, D. 27.1011

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1 oz (Ounce) is equals to how many grams ----- A. 28.3495, B. 29.3495, C. 26.2154, D. 27.1011

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1 yard is equals to how many centi meters -----

A. 91.44 cm, B. 92.31cm, C. 90.54cm, D. 91.00cm

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1 yard is equals to how many centi meters -----

A. 91.44 cm, B. 92.31cm, C. 90.54cm, D. 91.00cm

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1 pound is equals to how many ounces ----

A.15.12, B. 15.00, C. 15.96, D. 14.92

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1 pound is equals to how many ounces ----

A.15.12, B. 15.00, C. 15.96, D. 14.92

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1 Centi-Newton is equals to how many grams ---

A. 1.92, B. 1.35, C. 2.10, D. 1.02

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1 Centi-Newton is equals to how many grams ---

A. 1.92, B. 1.35, C. 2.10, D. 1.02

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1 gf/den is equals to how many gf/tex ----

A. 9.789, B. 9.015, C. 9.834, D. 8.992

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1 gf/den is equals to how many gf/tex ----

A. 9.789, B. 9.015, C. 9.834, D. 8.992

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1 kilometer is equals to how many centimeters ----

A. 1000, B. 10000, C. 100000, D. 1000000

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1 kilometer is equals to how many centimeters ----

A. 1000, B. 10000, C. 100000, D. 1000000

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