UFT IICRC Exam Questions and Answers (100% Correct Solutions) Latest Updated 2024/2025 | Graded A+.

Fabrics frequently are made from a blend or combination of --- Fibers 2. Natural fibers (rayon, cotton, linen) absorb water and other substances more easily than synthetic fibers, so they --- more slowly and --- more easily. 1) Dry 2) Stain 3. The cotton plant produces fibers from the --- --- of the plant. Seed Pod 4. Lignin is the binder in cellulose materials that dissolves in water to cause stains Called ---- ----. Cellulosic Browning 5. The flax plant produces --- fibers from the --- of the plant. 1) Linen 2) Stem 6. Linen is a natural fiber that easily absorbs water and darkens in color from water based solutions, making --- procedure more difficult. Cleaning. 7. Rayon is a man-made fiber manufactured with cellulose, so it should be --- like cellulose materials. Cleaned 8. Rayon is loses much of its strength when --- so it tends to shrink. Wet UFT IICRC Exam Questions and Answers With 100% Correct Solutions Latest 2024/2025 | Graded A+ 9. Rayon is a man-made fiber manufactured with cellulose materials that are dissolved in --- ---. Alkaline Products 10. Alkaline residues and over wetting could result in --- in rayon fibers. Browning 11. Fibers that easily absorb water and should not be over wetted are: --- and ---. 1) Rayon 2) Cotton 12. Acetate fibers will dissolve in solvent-based chemicals containing ---. Acetate 13. Always clean --- fibers with cleaning products specifically formulated for --- fibers, because they are damaged by high alkaline cleaning products. 1) Wool 2) Wool 14. Two fibers are protein fibers being made from animals or insect: --- and ---. 1) Wool 2) Silk 15. Alkaline solutions damage the outer layer of the wool fiber which is known as the ---. Cuticle 16. The protein fiber that comes from the cocoon of worms is ---. Silk 17. Silk is damaged by --- making it brittle. Perspiration 18. Polyester fibers used in upholstery release water readily and do not absorb water easily so polyester dries ---. Quickly 19. Microfibers are usually manufactured from --- fibers. Polyester 20. Oleophilic fibers attract oily soils which cause yellow discoloration. Both --- and --- fibers are oleophilic. 1) Polyester 2) Olefin. 21. Polypropylene is another name for --- fibers. Olefin. 22. Delustered --- is sensitive to sunlight and is damaged by prolonged sunlight exposure. Olefin 23. The solution dyeing process for acrylic fibers helps them resist ---. Bleaching 24. Solution dyeing is the process of adding color (pigment) to --- ---. Liquid Polymer 25. Silk fibers are finer than cotton and wool fibers and --- are finer than silk. Microfibers 26. 9,000 meters of a microfiber weigh less than --- denier. One 27. Novelty yarns are delicate and easily damaged during cleaning. Agitate novelty yarns only --- -- --- of the yarn. Along the Length 28. Seeds are removed from cotton fibers by the --- process. Ginning 29. Yarns are woven lengthwise and across. The crossing yarns are called --- ---. Welf Yarn 30. Yarns are woven lengthwise and across. The lengthwise yarns are called --- ---. Warp Yarn 31. The word satin is used to describe a --- ---. Weaving Process 32. The weaving process where some yarns "float" over multiple opposing yarns is called --- ---. Satin Weave 33. Jacquard weaves are produced on a loom using --- --- or --- ---. 1) Punch Card 2) Computer Program 34. Velvets are fibers woven in a manner to produce a luxurious appearance, so "Velvet" is the name of a ---. Weave 35. Flocked velvet are fibers attached to an adhesive, and can be damaged by --- --- used on tufted velvet. Carding Brushes 36. Quilted fabrics create puffy area of raised appearance by sewing together two or three --- of fabric. Layers 37. Fabric that is treated with a shiny finish or luster is described as --- or ---. 1) Glazed 2) Polished 38. Body oils and abrasive wear can weaken glazed and polished finishes and cause damage that is noticed when --- are removed. Soils 39. All colors are created by combining the three primary colors: --- --- and ---. 1) Red 2) Blue 3) yellow 40. Dye can be applied to fabrics after they are woven. The process is called --- ---. Piece Dying 41. Color bleeding of dyes commonly occurs around --- --- and ---. 1) Buttons 2) Seams 3) Piping 42. When colors migrate in a liquid from one area of a fabric to another the damage is Called ---. Bleeding