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Choose one synthetic fiber, discuss its characteristics and resulting behaviors, and talk about how it would serve in everyday apparel.

Match the following terms with their definitions:  

How do velvet, velveteen, and velour differ from each other? How are they similar?

You would expect a ________ yarn to be stronger than a ________ yarn. 

True or false: Knits have greater shrinkage than wovens.

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Rank these natural fibers from most resilient to least resilient.  

True or false: If a count were 144 x 76 on a plain weave, it would probably indicate a rib weave.

What yarn would rely most on fiber cohesiveness for yarn strength?

True/False Defend Any variation of the carrying angle at the elbow that is greater than 15 degrees is known as cubitus varus and any carrying angle less than 5 degrees is known as cubitus valgus.