Summative Test Dressmaking 9 Q4 W5-6
Summative Test Dressmaking 9 Q4 W5-6
Summative Test Dressmaking 9 Q4 W5-6
Multiple Choice
Directions: Read the statements below carefully. Write the letter of your answer on the blank provided.
_____ 1. It is a long, narrow padded board, often with collapsible supporting legs, used as a working surface
for ironing.
A. ironing board B. flat iron C. ironing D. sprayer
_____ 2. What home appliance is consisting of a flat metal base that heated and used to smooth cloth?
A. ironing B. sprayer C. flat iron D. banana leaves
_____ 3. This is a fine jet of liquid discharged from a pressurized container to damp clothes.
A. tools B. sprayer C. equipment D. supplies
_____ 4. The device that looks like a shape of human shoulders designed to facilitate the hanging of clothes in
a manner that prevents wrinkles.
A. ironing B. flat iron C. clothes hanger D. ironing board
_____ 5. The used of this tool is to remove wrinkles from the fabric.
A. tools B. supplies C. equipment D. ironing
_____ 6. This is a device or implement, especially one held in hand, used to carry out a particular function.
A. tools B. supplies C. equipment D. machine
_____ 7. It is designed only for a specific task.
A. tools B. supplies C. equipment D. machine
_____ 8. This is to provide with something needed or wants.
A. tools B. supplies C. equipment D. machine
_____ 9. It can be used to protect any delicate from fabrics from being exposed to direct heat.
A. lint free cloth B. ironing C. flat iron D. sprayer
_____ 10. It gives extra shine or glossy effect and smooth texture to the clothes
A. ironing B. banana leaves C. sprayer D. tools
True or False
Directions: Read each statement carefully. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and write FALSE if the
statement is incorrect. Write your answer on the space provided before the number.
_____ 11. Set the iron on the appropriate setting and let it heat up.
_____ 12. Tags can provide ironing instructions.
_____ 13. Start with the heavier areas of the shirt or pants first.
_____ 14. Wearing linen while damp will cause excess creasing.
_____ 15. Staying too long in one spot while ironing can bring a disaster
_____ 16. Linen is possible to iron when it is damp.
_____ 17. High heat and plenty of steam are essential for ironing linen.
_____ 18. Cleaning is enough to make the clothes look fresh and stylish.
_____ 19. Ironed clothes make you look and feel good about yourself.
_____ 20. Having clothes that are fresh and wrinkle-free has a direct impact on how you are viewed in both
work and personal relationships.
_____ 21. Ironing improves the quality and the shelf life of clothes, linens, and fabrics.
_____ 22. Ironing eliminates wrinkles and shrinkages that make fabrics look neat.
_____ 23. Use sturdy table or ironing board when ironing garments.
_____ 24. Ironing is a favorite when it comes to household chores.
_____ 25. At least five or ten minutes before ironing linen clothes, give them a good sprits with plain cool
water.
_____ 26. Ironing of clothes adds beauty and aura on oneself.
_____ 27. In ironing polo, lay the shirt flat on the ironing board.
_____ 28. Do not iron the fly of the plants
_____ 29. After ironing, hang pants right away and don’t forget to unplug your iron.
_____ 30. Lay the shirt on the ironing board so that the sleeve you are ironing is parallel to the ironing board.
Sequencing
Directions: Arrange the steps chronologically by writing the number on the space provided.
1. IRONING POLO/SHIRT:
_____ A. Move the iron up and down, working your way along the shirt. Don’t keep the surface of the iron on
the fabric for more than a few seconds, or else your shirt will burn.
_____ B. Start by ironing both sides of the polo/shirt’s collar then iron the folded collar to maintain its creases.
_____ C. Once you’re done ironing the back, work your way along each side of the article, by gradually rotating
the shirt to each side of the ironing board and its done.
_____ D. Now on the sleeves. Lay the shirt on the ironing board so that the sleeve you are ironing is parallel to
the ironing board.
_____ E. Unbutton the shirt/polo all the way.
_____ F. Press the back and front of each sleeve, and make sure to maintain the polo/shirt’s creases.
_____ G. After that, lay the polo/shirt flat on the ironing board “face down” to start ironing its back.
2. IRONING PANTS:
_____ A. Iron the waistband. Slip the waistband around the board’s narrow end, with the fly facing the floor.
Iron waistband, rotating pants around the board as you go.
_____ B. Iron pockets. Turn pants inside out. Iron pockets first, laying the flag against the board.
_____ C. Set creases with steam. To create a front crease on your legs, align inseam and lay pants on board.
Iron directly over the edges of the legs or give pants a burst of steam along the edge while holding the iron a
few inches above the fabric.
_____ D. Iron legs. Fold the pants lengthwise to line up the legs, then lay pants on the board. Flip one leg up to
iron the inside of the bottom leg, working in sections all the way to the crotch. Then flip pants over to iron the
outside of that leg. Repeat this step on the other pant leg.
_____ E. Iron the fly of the plants, then the seam and hem of the first leg. Go back and forth for a nice, flat
finish. Repeat on opposite leg. Then turn the pants right-side out.
PERFORMANCE TASK
Quarter 4, Week 5-6
Dressmaking – TLE 9
A. RIDDLE
Directions: Draw at least one tool, supply or equipment used in ironing clothes and make a RIDDLE
(BUGTONG) about it. Your output will be rated using the scoring rubric below.
SCORE CRITERIA
10 Creatively and neatly done showing much relevance to the given topic
8 Creatively done and neat enough with relevance to the given topic
6 Creatively done and neat enough with little relevance to the given topic
4 Simply done and neat enough but not so relevant to the given topic
2 Poorly done and irrelevant to the given topic
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