UFT IICRC ONLINE UPHOLSTERY
AND FABRIC CLEANING EXAM
SCRIPT
◉ Yarns are woven lengthwise and across. The lengthwise yarns are
called _________ _______ . Answer: Warp
Yarns
◉ The twill weave appears to have a ________________ design or effect
because of the way the warp and weft yarns are woven. Answer:
Diagnol
◉ The word satin is used to describe a _________ ____________. Answer:
Weaving Process
◉ The weaving process where some yarns "float" over multiple
opposing yarns is called ______ _____ . Answer: Satin Weave
◉ Jacquard weaves are produced on a loom using ______ ______ or
____________ __________. Answer: Punch Cards
Computer Programming
,◉ Velvets are fibers woven in a manner to produce a luxurious
appearance, so "Velvet" is the name of a ________________ . Answer:
Weave
◉ Flocked velvet are fibers attached to an adhesive, and can be
damaged by ___________ __________ used on tufted velvet. Answer:
Carding Brush
◉ Quilted fabrics create puffy area of raised appearance by sewing
together two or three _________ of fabric. Answer: Layers
◉ Fabric that is treated with a shiny finish or luster is described as
____________ or ___________. Answer: Polished
Glazed
◉ Body oils and abrasive wear can weaken glazed and polished
finishes and cause damage that is noticed when ___________ are
removed. Answer: Soils
◉ All colors are created by combining the three primary colors:
________, ___________, and ___________. Answer: Blue, Yellow, Red
◉ Dye can be applied to fabrics after they are woven. The process is
called ______________. Answer: Piece Dyeing
, ◉ The process called ________ _________ applies dye in a pattern to
undyed fabric. The synthetic fiber that is often print dyed is
___________. Answer: Print Dyeing
Nylon
◉ An alteration or removal of the ______ structures in a fabric can
result in a _________________. Answer: Dye
Discoloration
◉ Color bleeding of dyes commonly occurs around __________, _______,
and _________. Answer: Buttons
Seams
Piping
◉ When colors migrate in a liquid from one area of a fabric to
another, the damage is called __________. Answer: Bleeding
◉ When colors transfer from a fabric to another fabric because of
cleaning agitation, the damage is called ____________. Answer:
Crocking
◉ Color loss caused in fabrics by sunlight or soiling is permanent
damage called ____________. Answer: Fading
AND FABRIC CLEANING EXAM
SCRIPT
◉ Yarns are woven lengthwise and across. The lengthwise yarns are
called _________ _______ . Answer: Warp
Yarns
◉ The twill weave appears to have a ________________ design or effect
because of the way the warp and weft yarns are woven. Answer:
Diagnol
◉ The word satin is used to describe a _________ ____________. Answer:
Weaving Process
◉ The weaving process where some yarns "float" over multiple
opposing yarns is called ______ _____ . Answer: Satin Weave
◉ Jacquard weaves are produced on a loom using ______ ______ or
____________ __________. Answer: Punch Cards
Computer Programming
,◉ Velvets are fibers woven in a manner to produce a luxurious
appearance, so "Velvet" is the name of a ________________ . Answer:
Weave
◉ Flocked velvet are fibers attached to an adhesive, and can be
damaged by ___________ __________ used on tufted velvet. Answer:
Carding Brush
◉ Quilted fabrics create puffy area of raised appearance by sewing
together two or three _________ of fabric. Answer: Layers
◉ Fabric that is treated with a shiny finish or luster is described as
____________ or ___________. Answer: Polished
Glazed
◉ Body oils and abrasive wear can weaken glazed and polished
finishes and cause damage that is noticed when ___________ are
removed. Answer: Soils
◉ All colors are created by combining the three primary colors:
________, ___________, and ___________. Answer: Blue, Yellow, Red
◉ Dye can be applied to fabrics after they are woven. The process is
called ______________. Answer: Piece Dyeing
, ◉ The process called ________ _________ applies dye in a pattern to
undyed fabric. The synthetic fiber that is often print dyed is
___________. Answer: Print Dyeing
Nylon
◉ An alteration or removal of the ______ structures in a fabric can
result in a _________________. Answer: Dye
Discoloration
◉ Color bleeding of dyes commonly occurs around __________, _______,
and _________. Answer: Buttons
Seams
Piping
◉ When colors migrate in a liquid from one area of a fabric to
another, the damage is called __________. Answer: Bleeding
◉ When colors transfer from a fabric to another fabric because of
cleaning agitation, the damage is called ____________. Answer:
Crocking
◉ Color loss caused in fabrics by sunlight or soiling is permanent
damage called ____________. Answer: Fading
