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Sample Paper
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Question Paper Pattern
2022
2023
GOA BOARD
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CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION (THEORY)
XII CGDM
First Term 2022-2023
NO OF Topics-06 MARKS-20
Unit Topic Sub-Topic Marks
1st 1st
Term Internal
test
1) i) Paper Patterns and -Introduction 05 08
information on paper -Types of paper pattern.
pattern. -Importance of paper pattern.
-Advantages of paper pattern.
-Patterns making tools
-Some important work room terms and definitions.
-Principles of making paper patterns.
-Information on paper patterns.
ii) Principles of drafting -Principles for pattern drafting. 03 04
and pattern alterations. -Pattern Grading.
-Methods of identifying pattern alterations.
2) i) Preparation of fabric -Basic Terms used in the preparation of fabric for 04 08
for cutting cutting.
-Importance of Grains in fabric cutting and garment
construction.
-Preparing the fabric for cutting.
-Methods of straightening fabric ends.
-Checking and straightening the fabric grain. Total
- Methods of straightening fabric grain. 20
-Shrinking fabrics.
2nd
Internal
test
ii) Laying the pattern on -Introduction 04 09
fabric cutting and -Rules to remember in a pattern layout.
marking. -What can be done if cloth is insufficient?
-Fabric cutting.
-Transferring pattern markings.
-Stay stitching.
-Ease stitching.
3) i) Garment fitting and -Introduction 02 05
assembling. -Standards for a good fit.
-Steps in preparing a blouse for fitting.
-Checking the fit of a blouse.
-Specific fitting problems in a blouse and their remedies.
iii) Yokes -Introduction 02 06
-Selection of yoke design.
-Creating variety in the yoke designs.
- Incorporating darts into a seam forming the yoke.
- Converting darts to partial yoke design.
Total 20 20
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Second Term 2022-2023
NO OF Topics-07 MARKS- 20
Unit Topic Sub-Topic Marks
2nd 3rd
Term Internal
Test
3)ii) Creating Styles -Introduction 04 04
through Dart -Shifting blouse darts to new positions.
Manipulations and - Adding fullness at the top and bottom edges of the
Introducing bodice.
Fullness. -Converting darts into seams.
4) i) Sleeves -Introduction 04 04
-Classification of sleeves
-Making Patterns for different types of sleeves.
ii) Skirts -Introduction 02 02
-Types of Skirts
iii) Underlying Fabrics -Introduction 02 02
-Underlining
-Interlining
-Interfacing
-Lining for skirt, coats and jackets.
5) i) Collars -Introduction 04 04
-Designing collars (Creating variety in collar designs)
-Factors to be considered in designing collar styles.
-Classification of collars
-Preparing patterns for different types of collars
ii) Fabric Selection and -Introduction 02 02
Precautions to be -Selection of fabric to suit the Person.
taken while working -Selection of fabric to suit Dress style.
with different kind -Selection of fabric to suit the Occasion.
of fabrics. - Different kinds of materials
* Sheer
*Lace
*Crepe
*Velvet and Corduroy
*Wool
*Silk
*Knitted fabrics
*Plaids , stripes and figure prints
iii) Process of -Steps involved in the production of garments on 02 02
Commercial commercial basis.
Production
Total 20 20
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CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION PRACTICALS - STD XII- 2022-2023
MARKS – 100
UNIT TOPIC CONTENT -- 1st Term MARKS
1) Basic Adult Bodice -Nighty 25
block/Sleeve -House coat / Bath Robe
(Note: ¼ scale diagrams to be done on the journal
for all the apparel)
2) Skirts -Narrow 25
-A-line
-Gore skirt
Ladies top -Ladies top
(Note: ¼ scale diagrams to be done on the journal
for all the apparel)
Pattern drafting -yokes ( To be maintained on pattern drafting
journal)
Total 50
nd
2 Term
3) Ethnic wear -Churidar and kurta with collar 25
- Salwar and kameez
(Note: ¼ scale diagrams to be done on the
journal for all the apparel)
4) Saree Blouse -Plain Saree Blouse 25
(Note: ¼ scale diagrams to be done on the journal
for all the apparel)
Pattern drafting -Creating styles through dart manipulations and
introducing fullness.
-Sleeves
-Collars
(To be maintained on pattern drafting journal)
Total 50
Note: *Try to use different sleeve patterns for different Garments.
Term -2 to be completed before 26th January2023.
Journals to be certified before the audit.
Marks to be given as per the Checklist and Performa (continuous evaluation).
All the garments have to be stitched individually by each student during school hours.
A record of the practical marks obtained by each student should be maintained. This
record along with the stitched garments should be presented to the auditor/examiner at
the time of the audit/inspection.
Maintain a journal/ file for the practical work of Std.XI and Xll.
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Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education, Alto, Betim-Goa
BLUE PRINT 1st Term 2022-2023 Class: XII FDM Subject: Clothing Construction
Duration: 1hr Marks allotted: 20
Objective Knowledge Understanding Application Total
Form of Question MCQ VSA MCQ VSA MCQ VSA
CONTENT Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M
1 i)Paper Patterns and 1. 01 5. 01 6. 01 O5
information on papers pattern 13. 01 19. 01
ii) Principles of drafting and 2. 01 03
pattern alterations 7. 01 15. 01
2 i)Preparation of fabric for 11. 01 16. 01 8. 01 04
cutting 20. 01
ii)Laying the pattern, Cutting, 4. 01 9. 01 3. 01 04
Marking, and stay stitching. 17. 01
3 i)Garment fitting and 14. 01 10. 01 02
assembling
iii)Yokes 12. 01 02
18. 01
TOTAL L O 06 08 06 20
%LO 30% 40% 30% 100%
QUESTIONS MARKS QUESTIONS MARKS QUESTIONS MARKS
TOTAL 06 06 10 10 04 04
Question Type MCQ
Total Number 20
20
Total Marks Allotted 20
Weightage 100%
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Goa Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education, Alto, Betim-Goa
BLUE PRINT 2nd Term 2022-2023 Class: XII FDM Subject: Clothing Construction
Duration: 1hr Marks allotted: 20
Objective Knowledge Understanding Application Tota
l
Form of Question VSA SA I SA II VSA SA I SA II VSA SA I SA II
CONTENT Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M Q M
3. ii)Creating Styles through
Dart Manipulations and 11. 03 04
2. 01
Introducing Fullness
4.i) Sleeves
1. 01 10. 03 04
ii) Skirts 5. 02 02
iii)Underlying fabrics 3. 01
02
4. 01
5 i)Collars 9. 02
04
6. 02
ii) Fabric Selection and
Precautions to be taken 7. 02 02
iii) Process of Commercial
8. 02 02
garment production
TOTAL LO 04 10 06 20
%LO 20% 50% 30%
QUESTIONS MARKS QUESTIONS MARKS QUESTIONS MARKS
TOTAL 04 04 05 10 03 06
Question Type VSA SA I SAII
Total Number 04 05 02
Total Marks Allotted 04 10 06 20
Weightage 20% 50% 30%
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MODEL QUESTION PAPER—TERM- 1 ( 2022-2023)
Class: XII FDM
Duration: 1 Hour Subject: Clothing Construction
Total No. of Questions: 20 Marks Allotted: 20
Instructions:
i.All questions are compulsory
ii.There are twenty multiple choice questions.
iii. Figures to the right indicate marks allotted to each question.
1. A system of drawing patterns on paper with mechanical precision on the basis of body
measurements is called _________________. 01
A) Draping
B) Drafting
C) Drawing
D) Blending
2. To allow freedom of movement , ease of action and comfort in wearing, patterns must be
made……................... 01
A) Larger than body measurements.
B) With snug measurements.
C) Same as body measurements
D) With proper tools.
3. What is the result of combining centre lengthwise and centre crosswise fold ? 01
A) Centre crosswise fold
B) Centre lengthwise fold
C) Combination fold
D) Double fold
4. Fitting paper patterns similar in shape and size next to each other in order to save fabric is
called______________. 01
A) Dovetailing
B) Piecing
C) Notching
D) Trimming
5. Based on measurements, paper patterns are classified into________________. 01
A) Master pattern and Working pattern
B) Personal pattern and Standard pattern
C) Original pattern and Final pattern
D) Personal pattern and Working pattern
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6. When Anna takes a basic paper pattern and manipulates it by the slash and spread method
the result would be a ___________________. 01
A) Original pattern
B) New design
C) New size
D) Personal pattern
7. A method of enlarging or reducing a pattern of a particular size proportionately to some
other size is called ________________. 01
A) Pattern drafting
B) Pattern grading
C) Pattern draping
D) Pattern cutting
8. Diya found it almost impossible to make the right and left half of a garment identical in
fabric design. This is the result of working with ………………………………... 01
A) Checked fabric
B) Stripped fabric
C) Off grain fabric
D) Off grain printed fabric
9. What is done to prevent the curved edges of necklines, armholes and bias cut edges like
side seams from stretching and going out of shape? 01
A) Stay stitching
B) Ease stitching
C) Dovetailing
D) Piecing
10. The difference between the actual body measurements and the garment measurements at
any given point is called ________________. 01
A) Set
B) Balance
C) Seam allowance
D) Ease
11. The finished edge of a woven fabric, which prevents the ravelling of the yarns, is
called_________________. 01
A) Weft grain
B) Warp grain
C) Cut edge
D) Selvedge
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12. Which paper pattern will you select to stitch a Triangular yoke garment? 01
13. The extra allowance that extends beyond the actual cutting line of a paper pattern is
known as________________. 01
A) Seam line
B) Cutting line
C) Grain line
D) Margin
14. Radha’s school uniform sleeve pulls and wrinkles across the upper arm. Identify the
fitting problem in the sleeve. 01
A) Sleeve cap height is too much.
B) Sleeve cap height is too short.
C) Sleeve width at the upper arm is insufficient.
D) Front sleeve cap seam is too deep.
15. Before stitching the actual garment, Sally decides to cut and stitch on an inexpensive
fabric to check the fit. Identify the method used by Sally to check if there are any alterations
needed in the paper pattern. 01
A) By fitting a muslin pattern.
B) By holding the pattern in position on your figure and checking its fit.
C) By checking the pattern against your personal measurements.
D) By stitching the paper pattern.
16. Lengthwise yarns are usually stronger, heavier and stretch less than the crosswise yarns.
This property can be used to identify……………………………………………. 01
A) The lengthwise grain on a piece of fabric, which has no selvedge.
B) The bias grain.
C) If the fabric is with the grain.
D) The off grain print of a fabric.
17. At the time of placing paper patterns on fabric , the fabric is placed right side up
for_____________. 01
A) Crosswise centre fold
B) Lengthwise centre fold
C) Off centre lengthwise fold
D) An open layout
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18. Which is the final paper pattern of straight line asymmetrical yoke? 01
19. Meera is preparing a A-line dress paper pattern. Identify the tool she will use to shape
the armhole. 01
A) An awl
B) Curved ruler
C) Flex general ruler
D) French curve
20. The ends of a firmly woven fabric can be straightened by………………………. 01
A) Tearing the fabric with a quick jerk.
B) Just cutting with shears
C) Pulling the crosswise yarn and cutting along the puckered line.
D) Cutting straight along the visible crosswise yarn.
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MODEL ANSWER KEY-- TERM—1 (2022-2023)
Class: XIIFDM
Duration: 1 Hour Subject: Clothing Construction
Total No. of Questions: 20 Marks Allotted: 20
(1x20=20)
1. B) Drafting
2. A) Larger than body measurements.
3. C) Combination fold
4. A) Dovetailing
5. B) Personal pattern and Standard pattern
6. B) New design
7. B) Pattern grading
8. D) Off grain printed fabric
9. A) Stay stitching
10. D) Ease
11. D) Selvedge
12.
13. D) Margin
14. C) Sleeve width at the upper arm is insufficient.
15. A) By fitting a muslin pattern.
16. A) The lengthwise grain on a piece of fabric, which has no selvedge.
17. D) An open layout
18.
19. D) French curve
20. A) Tearing the fabric with a quick jerk.
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MODEL QUESTION PAPER -- TERM-2 (2022-23)
Class: XII FDM
Duration: 1 Hour Subject: Clothing Construction
Total No. of Questions: 20 Marks Allotted: 20
Instructions:
i.All questions are compulsory
ii.There are three sections in this question paper (A, B & C)
iii.In Section A there are four questions of which, question no 1& 2 are to be answered in a
word, phrase or figure and question 3 and 4 is to be answered in one sentence.
iv. Figures to the right indicate marks allotted to each question.
v.Write the number of each question clearly on the answer book.
vi.Answer any two question from Section C
vii.Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
SECTION A
Question number 1 - 2: Answer in a word, phrase or figure.
Question number 3-4: Answer in one sentence each.
1. Name the category of sleeves which are cut and stitched separately and seamed to the
armhole of a garment. 01
2. What is the yoke which is placed above the waistline known as?. 01
3. What is a fusible interfacing? 01
4. What is an interlining? 01
SECTION B
Question Number 5-9:
Answer in three to four lines or diagrams.
5. What is the difference between a A-line skirt and a Godet skirt? 02
6. How will you differentiate a Rippled collar from a Flat collar? 02
7. Why are cotton fibres blended with polyester fibres? 02
8. Explain the commercial garment production strategy – M.T.S . 02
9. How will you assemble the front and back bodice blocks to construct a ‘Cape collar’?
Illustrate with diagrams. 02
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SECTION C
Question Number 10-12: Answer any two of the following.
10. Illustrate with diagrams the concept of slash and spread to create a puff sleeve with
fullness at the sleeve crown and sleeve bottom. 03
11.Kezia has a basic bodice pattern which she wants to convert to a princess seam from the
armhole. Illustrate with diagrams the stages in construction to help Kezia. 03
12. How will you use a basic sleeve pattern to convert it to a Bell sleeve? Illustrate the stages
with diagrams. 03
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MODEL ANSWER KEY TERM—2 (2022-23)
Class: XII FDM
Duration: 1 Hour Subject: Clothing construction
Total No. of Questions: 20 Marks Allotted: 20
SECTION - A
Question number 1 - 2: Answer in a word, phrase or figure.
Question number 3-4: Answer in one sentence each.
1. Set-in-sleeves . 01
2. Midriff yoke 01
3. A fusible interfacing is a fabric or paper canvas with an adhesive or a waxy layer on
one side, which is ironed on to be able to handle it easily. 01
4. An Interlining is a special type of underlying fabric whose main purpose is to insulate
a garment, to keep the wearer warm. 01
SECTION B
Question Number 5-9: Answer in three to four lines or diagrams.
5. Difference between A-line skirt and Godet skirt-- 02
A-line skirt Godet skirt
A A-line skirt fits snugly at the A godet skirt has wedge or triangular
waist, emphasizing the hips but shaped pieces in its seams or slash
flares at the bottom representing running from the waist or hips to the
the shape of the letter ‘A’. hemline .
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6. Differentiating a rippled collar from a flat collar-- 02
Rippled collar Flat collar
The neckline edge of a rippled collar The neckline edge of a flat collar has the
is more inwardly curved than the same identical curve as the garment
actual neck edge of the garment neckline and so the collar lies absolutely
which makes it ripple. flat.
02
7. Cotton and polyester are blended to create a variety known as tericotton. It has the
moisture-absorption quality of cotton as well as the crease-resistant quality of
polyester, thus making it more comfortable to wear and easy to care for
. 02
8. MTS stands for make- to -stock. The make- to- stock (MTS) method forecasts demand
to determine how much stock should be produced. If demand for the product can be
accurately forecasted, the MTS strategy can be an efficient choice.
9. Assembling the front and back bodice blocks to construct a Cape collar-- 02
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SECTION C
Question Number 10-12: Answer any two of the following
10. Creating a Puff sleeve with fullness at the sleeve crown and sleeve bottom by
following the slash and spread method-- 03
11.Stages in constructing a Princess seam from the armhole- 03
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12. Converting a basic sleeve pattern to a Bell sleeve- 03