Chapters and topics
- History of Fashion 1 topic · 107 MCQs
- Fashion Design in the Sub-Continent 1 topic · 103 MCQs
- Technical Study of the Cultural Garments 1 topic · 101 MCQs
- Garment Drawing and Detail 1 topic · 104 MCQs
- Textile Techniques of Pakistan 1 topic · 145 MCQs
- Fashion Design 1 topic · 102 MCQs
- Introduction to Pattern Making 2 topics · 256 MCQs
- Pattern Making 1 topic · 118 MCQs
- Sewing Techniques 1 topic · 101 MCQs
- Advanced Sewing 1 topic · 151 MCQs
Sample Fashion Tech MCQs
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Q1. Which place is known for: handloom weaving and traditional dyeing crafts?
- Karachi
- Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Faisalabad
- Lahore
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Answer: B. Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: handloom weaving and traditional dyeing crafts.
Q2. Tie-dye methods such as Bandhani and Leheriya produce:
- vibrant circular or wave-like patterns
- geometric prints
- block prints
- plain cloth
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Answer: A. vibrant circular or wave-like patterns
They are popular in Rajasthan and Sindh.
Q3. The Kurta began in the Indian subcontinent as a:
- simple, loose-fitting tunic worn by both men and women
- winter coat
- tailored jacket
- skirt
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Answer: A. simple, loose-fitting tunic worn by both men and women
Its design evolved under Indian, Persian and Mughal traditions.
Q4. Understanding how fabric behaves is essential for:
- shop design
- realistic illustration and garment design
- pricing
- advertising
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Answer: B. realistic illustration and garment design
Soft bends or creases occur when fabric drapes or bends.
Q5. Which traditional embroidery from Punjab is known for its vibrant floral patterns created with floss silk?
- Gotta Work
- Zardozi
- Tilla Work
- Phulkari
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Answer: D. Phulkari
The correct answer is “Phulkari”. Phulkari means flower work.
Q6. Which method of design development is: manipulating technical drawings, seams and cuts?
- Sketch-based development
- Drape development
- Technical-based development
- Collage-based development
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Answer: C. Technical-based development
Technical-based development: manipulating technical drawings, seams and cuts.
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