D 1. This is a tool used for taking body measurements. a. Gauge b. Hip Curve A_2 А c. Ruler 2. This measurement is taken around the fullest part of the buttocks. d. Tape measure a. Hipline b. Figure c. Knee Widthd. Waistline 3. This is a type of cloth that has the following characteristics: absorbency, heat conduction, strength and beauty. a. Cotton Gabardine b. Poplin c. Linen d. Broadcloth 4. This is used as a guide in taking body measurements and in drafting pattern. a. Basic Pattern b. Gauge C. Progress Chart d. Measurement Chart 5. This is a type of skirt which is small at the waist and widens evenly as it reaches the ground. a. Straight skirt b. Gathered skirtc. Pleated skirt d. A-line skirt 6. These are measurements taken around the smallest part of the body, a. Hipline b. Knee Width c. Figure d. Waistline 7. This measurement is taken from the waistline down to the desired length of the skirt. a. Hipline b. Knee Width c. Skirt length d. Waistline 8. It is taken from the left to the right of your body. a. Vertical measurement c. Circumferential Measurement b. . Horizontal Measurement d. Taking Body Measurement 9. Direction in taking body measurement that is taken around the body. a. Vertical measurement c. Circumferential Measurement b. Horizontal Measurement d. Taking Body Measurement 10. This is a type of test that is used to determine slippage of threads by pulling the fabric from both sides of the tuck. a. Test by pin c. Test by thumb b. Test for sizing d. Test for straight of grain B. True or False Directions. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is wrong. 1. Construction lines show where to cut the pieces. 2. Adding extra width along the entire side seam will make the waistline smaller. 3. Pattern layout helps determine if the patterns are enough for the fabric. 4. When cutting the fabric, it is advisable to walk around the table instead of pulling the fabric towards you. 5. After cutting, remove the pins of the patterns immediately from the fabric. 6. In transferring marks onto the fabric, start with the small pattern pieces to finish the job earlier. 7. Pressing straighten the grain lines and preshrink fabric. 8. Do not press the seam before cross-stitching it with another seam. 9. The sequencing for the unit of construction of the different parts of the skirti basically the same for all skirt types. 10. Zippers are generally used for placket closure.​