Goa Board Class 12 Question Paper Mar 2019 Apparel

2019 III 20 1000 Seat No.

Time : 1½ Hours APPAREL
Subject Code

H 0 7 9
Total No. of Questions : 3 (Printed Pages : 6) Maximum Marks : 30

INSTRUCTIONS : (1) Answer each question on a fresh page.

(2) Write the question number and sub-question number
clearly.

(3) All questions are compulsory.

(4) Figures to the right indicate full marks.

(5) Use the given croqui wherever necessary.

(6) Draw and use colours wherever necessary.

1. (A) Choose and write the correct alternatives given below : 6×½=3

(i) A type of interpersonal skill is .................. which consist of facial
expression, body language and hand gestures.

(a) Verbal communication

(b) Non-verbal communication

(c) Problem solving

(d) Listening skills

(ii) Wearing your role is absolutely essential to establishing and
maintaining ......................

(a) Fellowship

(b) Membership

(c) Leadership

(d) Friendship

(iii) The word ................... means, what thing are made of and how they
feel.

(a) Space

(b) Texture

(c) Rhythm

(d) Line

(iv) A smooth texture is formed by the ................. weave.

(a) Plain

(b) Twill

(c) Satin

(d) Rib

(v) When a person is ................... cheeks get red, there are crease near
the eyes and lips pursed.

(a) Smiling

(b) Angry

(c) Sad

(d) Laughing

(vi) Understanding anatomy will help you to draw .................. figures in
a variety of poses.

(a) Natural

(b) Fashion

(c) Geometrical

(d) Line

(B) Answer the following questions in one-two sentence each : 3×1=3

(i) Define negotiation skill.

(ii) Enlist various types of basic stitches.

(iii) Explain importance of direct dyeing. (any 2 points)

(C) Answer the following questions in three to four sentences each : 2×2=4

(i) What is the difference between tactile and visual texture.

(ii) Explain any two techniques of Batik printing.

2. (A) Choose and write the correct alternatives given below : 6×½=3

(i) Shearing and ............... method removes the fine protruding fibers
on the surface of the fabric.

(a) Brushing

(b) Mercerization

(c) Singeing

(d) Bleaching

(ii) The outline shape of the garment is called ....................

(a) Form

(b) Line

(c) Drape

(d) Silhouette

(iii) In pre-historic times people were using .................. fiber as a
thread.

(a) Rayon

(b) Cotton

(c) Leaf

(d) Nylon

(iv) The largely used dyes for cotton fibers are ................. dyes.

(a) Wet

(b) Direct

(c) Hot

(d) Cold

(v) Chikan work is also known as ................ embroidery.

(a) Grey

(b) White

(c) Red

(d) Blue

(vi) Chamba Rumaal is one of the rarest craft forms that uses ....................
stitch.

(a) Bukhia

(b) Satin

(c) Kasuti

(d) Herringbone

(B) Answer the following questions in one sentence each : 3×1=3

(i) Describe the motif used in patola sarees.

(ii) Why are mood board and colour board used in designing ?

(iii) Describe the colour board ?

(C) Answer the following questions in three to four sentences each : 2×2=4

(i) Write the stitches, threads used in Phulkari embroideries.

(ii) Write any two procedures for development of final product.

3. (A) Name the following : 3×1=3

(i) The fabric painting technique in which the devotees of Lord Krishna

is depicted.

(ii) The main objectives of the department include designing new

product and developing the product.

(iii) A person who sketch the garment to show all details of garment

construction for record.

(B) Answer the following questions in three to four sentences each : 2×2=4

(i) Explain the composition of client board.

(ii) Explain any two different sections of Indian Apparel Industry ?

(C) Illustrate the following : 1×3=3

Using the given croqui design a formal wear, using a bell silhouettes.