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Notion of embroidery education 6 ( Form 2, Home Economics )Online version Embroidery basics quiz for Form 2 by YAKILI LMS 1 Thread tension does not affect the look of a stitch in machine embroidery. Yes No 2 Intricate embroidery should always be done with metallic thread only. Yes No 3 A thimble is used to push the needle through fabric when using a sewing machine. Yes No 4 Ironing should be done over the top of a printed design to set it. Yes No 5 Bobbin thread determines the color of the top stitches. Yes No 6 The bobbin thread should always be the same color as the top thread. Yes No 7 Washing embroidered fabric increases fabric strength equally for all fibers. Yes No 8 Storing threads away from direct sunlight helps prevent fading. Yes No 9 Embroidery designs cannot be resized once started. Yes No 10 Embroidery scissors can replace fabric scissors for all tasks. Yes No 11 A needle threader is not a helpful tool for beginners. Yes No 12 All fabrics shrink the same amount after washing. Yes No 13 Water-soluble stabilizer is never used in embroidery. Yes No 14 A sewing machine uses a needle, bobbin, and thread. Yes No 15 Machine embroidery requires no planning or layout before stitching. Yes No 16 Twisted threads are always weaker than untwisted threads. Yes No 17 Embroidery patterns are always transferred by tracing with ink permanence. Yes No 18 Colorfastness testing is optional and unimportant for embroidery projects. Yes No 19 A bobbin case holds the bobbin under the needle plate. Yes No 20 A sewing machine cannot do backstitching on fabric. Yes No 21 A walking foot is unnecessary when embroidering on any fabric. Yes No 22 Embroidery on knits cannot be done with a machine. Yes No 23 Scissors must be sharp and used for fabric only. Yes No 24 Ironing helps remove wrinkles before hemming. Yes No 25 Pre-washing fabric can help reduce shrinkage after embroidery. Yes No 26 A serger is the same tool as a standard sewing machine. Yes No 27 A seam allowance is never important in embroidery projects. Yes No 28 Bright fluorescent threads are never used in any embroidery. Yes No 29 Dyeing fabric after embroidery will never affect the design. Yes No 30 Embroidery thread is always a single solid color with no variations. Yes No 31 Embroidery floss contains six strands that can be separated. Yes No 32 All embroidery stitches require the same length and tension. Yes No 33 No ironing is ever needed when preparing fabric for embroidery. Yes No 34 Bleach is always safe to use on embroidery thread without testing. Yes No 35 A seam ripper is used to cut fabric across the grain for decoration. Yes No 36 All laundry instructions are identical for every fabric type. Yes No 37 Embroidery hoops help keep fabric taut while stitching. Yes No 38 Scissors and tweezers perform exactly the same function in sewing. Yes No 39 Embroidery needles are the same as sewing machine needles in size and type. Yes No 40 Embroidery patterns are only created on paper, never fabric. Yes No 41 All embroidery frames are fixed and cannot be adjusted. Yes No 42 A pounce wheel is used to directly cut fabric patterns. Yes No 43 Embroidery thread can be cotton or polyester. Yes No 44 Pinking shears are used to finish the edges of embroidery stitches. Yes No 45 Heat should never be applied to any embroidery design at all. Yes No 46 All fabrics are suitable for embroidery without any preparation. Yes No 47 Embroidery floss never sheds any fibers when used. Yes No 48 Starch is never used in any embroidery preparation. Yes No 49 Different stages of laundry include washing, rinsing, spinning, and drying. Yes No 50 Ironing is a type of laundry process. Yes No

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Thread tension does not affect the look of a stitch in machine embroidery.

Intricate embroidery should always be done with metallic thread only.

A thimble is used to push the needle through fabric when using a sewing machine.

Ironing should be done over the top of a printed design to set it.

Bobbin thread determines the color of the top stitches.

The bobbin thread should always be the same color as the top thread.

Washing embroidered fabric increases fabric strength equally for all fibers.

Storing threads away from direct sunlight helps prevent fading.

Embroidery designs cannot be resized once started.

Embroidery scissors can replace fabric scissors for all tasks.

A needle threader is not a helpful tool for beginners.

All fabrics shrink the same amount after washing.

Water-soluble stabilizer is never used in embroidery.

A sewing machine uses a needle, bobbin, and thread.

Machine embroidery requires no planning or layout before stitching.

Twisted threads are always weaker than untwisted threads.

Embroidery patterns are always transferred by tracing with ink permanence.

Colorfastness testing is optional and unimportant for embroidery projects.

A bobbin case holds the bobbin under the needle plate.

A sewing machine cannot do backstitching on fabric.

A walking foot is unnecessary when embroidering on any fabric.

Embroidery on knits cannot be done with a machine.

Scissors must be sharp and used for fabric only.

Ironing helps remove wrinkles before hemming.

Pre-washing fabric can help reduce shrinkage after embroidery.

A serger is the same tool as a standard sewing machine.

A seam allowance is never important in embroidery projects.

Bright fluorescent threads are never used in any embroidery.

Dyeing fabric after embroidery will never affect the design.

Embroidery thread is always a single solid color with no variations.

Embroidery floss contains six strands that can be separated.

All embroidery stitches require the same length and tension.

No ironing is ever needed when preparing fabric for embroidery.

Bleach is always safe to use on embroidery thread without testing.

A seam ripper is used to cut fabric across the grain for decoration.

All laundry instructions are identical for every fabric type.

Embroidery hoops help keep fabric taut while stitching.

Scissors and tweezers perform exactly the same function in sewing.

Embroidery needles are the same as sewing machine needles in size and type.

Embroidery patterns are only created on paper, never fabric.

All embroidery frames are fixed and cannot be adjusted.

A pounce wheel is used to directly cut fabric patterns.

Embroidery thread can be cotton or polyester.

Pinking shears are used to finish the edges of embroidery stitches.

Heat should never be applied to any embroidery design at all.

All fabrics are suitable for embroidery without any preparation.

Embroidery floss never sheds any fibers when used.

Starch is never used in any embroidery preparation.

Different stages of laundry include washing, rinsing, spinning, and drying.

Ironing is a type of laundry process.