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Q1
The principal objective of heat setting synthetic thermoplastic fibres is to:
Q2
During reactive dyeing of cotton, sodium carbonate is mainly added to:
Q3
In a ring spinning frame, the main function of the traveller is to:
Q4
Which dye class is particularly suitable for dyeing wool under acidic conditions?
Q5
The coefficient of variation of yarn mass per unit length is primarily used to assess:
Q6
Which conventional spinning system normally produces comparatively higher yarn hairiness than compact spinning?
Q7
Viscose rayon is classified as:
Q8
Which machine element guides yarn to the needle during knitting?
Q9
In woven fabric terminology, the fell refers to:
Q10
The degree of polymerization of cellulose represents approximately:
Q11
The primary role of a mordant in traditional dyeing is to:
Q12
Which fibre is strongly thermoplastic and can be heat set to improve dimensional stability?
Q13
The main purpose of warp sizing before weaving is to:
Q14
A regular 2 over 2 under twill normally has a basic repeat of:
Q15
Calendaring primarily modifies the:
Q16
Polyethylene terephthalate, commonly used for polyester fibres, is produced principally from:
Q17
An Uster evenness tester is mainly used to measure:
Q18
Nylon 6,6 is formed by condensation polymerization of:
Q19
Reactive dyes achieve good fixation on cotton mainly through:
Q20
The principal functions of the reed in a loom include:
Q21
In cotton spinning, what is the principal purpose of drafting in a draw frame?
Q22
Yarn tenacity is best defined as:
Q23
A missing warp end in a woven fabric produces a defect commonly called:
Q24
In textile yarn numbering, the count primarily indicates:
Q25
Which synthetic fibre has exceptionally low moisture regain because of its highly hydrophobic structure?
Q26
The crystalline cellulose form commonly associated with mercerized cotton after alkali treatment and washing is:
Q27
Textile moisture regain is conventionally calculated using:
Q28
Periodic variation in yarn linear density caused by irregular fibre control during drafting is primarily manifested as:
Q29
The twist multiplier of a spun yarn expresses the relationship between:
Q30
The minimum number of shafts normally required to produce a basic plain weave is:
Q31
The ability of a textile fibre to absorb moisture from humid surroundings is most directly represented by:
Q32
In weft knitting, a course is defined as:
Q33
The shedding mechanism of a loom performs which operation?
Q34
In textile dyeing, exhaustion refers to:
Q35
Increasing twist in a spun yarn generally causes:
Q36
Which of the following is a major bast fibre obtained from the stem of the plant?
Q37
Nylon 6 is industrially produced mainly from:
Q38
Mercerization of cotton with concentrated sodium hydroxide can improve:
Q39
In an indirect yarn numbering system such as English cotton count, an increase in count indicates:
Q40
Acrylic fibre is characterized by a high proportion of:
Q41
In rotor spinning, the separated fibres are primarily collected:
Q42
The main purpose of scouring cotton before bleaching and dyeing is to remove:
Q43
Which finishing process is specifically intended to reduce dimensional shrinkage of cotton fabrics?
Q44
If spindle speed is increased substantially in ring spinning while other parameters remain unchanged, which effect becomes increasingly important?
Q45
The expression 'picks per inch' in woven fabric construction refers to:
Q46
Which reducing agent is widely used to convert vat dyes into their soluble leuco form during cotton dyeing?
Q47
Grey scales in textile colour fastness testing are primarily used to evaluate:
Q48
Which fibre characteristic most strongly limits the fineness of yarn that can be produced from cotton using conventional ring spinning?
Q49
Which instrument is commonly used for objective measurement of textile colour?
Q50
The primary purpose of spinning is to:
Q51
In warp knitting, a wale represents:
Q52
Vat dyes are characterized by the fact that they are:
Q53
The overlapping scale structure on the surface of wool fibres is primarily responsible for:
Q54
The limiting oxygen index of a textile material indicates:
Q55
Hydrogen peroxide is widely used for bleaching cotton because it:
Q56
Liquor ratio in textile dyeing strongly influences:
Q57
In dyeing terminology, fixation differs from exhaustion because fixation refers to:
Q58
The principal objective of compact spinning is to:
Q59
The colour fastness test that evaluates colour transfer caused by rubbing is called: