1. Is done by using a back and forth motion.
a. Ironing b. Pressing c. Flattening
d. Drawing

2. Is done by using an up and down motion.
a. Ironing b. Pressing c. Flattening
d. Drawing

3. Refers to the finishing operation which a garment undergoes after being completely assembled.
a. Under Pressing
b. Top Pressing/ Final Pressing
c. Seam Finishing
d. None of the above

4. Is the pressing operation performed on garment components as they are made up.
a. Under Pressing
b. Top Pressing/ Final Pressing
c. Seam Finishing
d. None of the above

5. Is an appliance that, when heated, is used to press clothes to remove/add creases and wrinkles.
a. Clothes Iron
b. Ironing Board
c. Sleeve Board
d. Seam Roll

6. A hand-held wooden block used to flatten bulky areas, create sharp creases and make smooth, flat seams.
a. Seam Roll b. Clapper c. Tailor’s Ham d. Point Presser

7. Also called sleeve roll, this is a tube-shaped cushion that is used to press seams in sleeves and other narrow areas.
a. Seam Roll
b. Clapper
c. Tailor’s Ham
d. Point Presser

8. Tailor’s Ham is used to_________.
a. press curves like hip curves, princess seams, or sleeve caps.
b. press sleeves, bags, or other narrow tube-like shapes.
c. press clothes to remove/add creases and wrinkles.
d. protect the right side of the garment from shine.

9. Pressing Cloth is used to_____________.
a. press curves like hip curves, princess seams, or sleeve caps.
b. press sleeves, bags, or other narrow tube-like shapes.
c. press clothes to remove/add creases and wrinkles.
d. protect the right side of the garment from shine.

10. When Pressing/ Ironing, it is advisable to _______.
a. Leave the iron unattended.
b. Not multitask.
c. Use a damaged or leaking iron.
d. Eat first before you do the task.​