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part a: multiple choice (circle the best answer) 1. which tool is safes…

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part a: multiple choice (circle the best answer)

  1. which tool is safest for cutting large pieces of fabric? a) snips b) rotary cutter c) shears d) seam ripper
  2. which tool should always be used with a mat underneath? a) sewing machine b) rotary cutter c) iron d) safety pin
  3. what is the purpose of a seam ripper? a) to cut fabric b) to remove stitches c) to hold fabric layers d) to thread a needle
  4. which tool is the correct choice for cutting paper (like patterns)? a) fabric shears b) rotary cutter c) paper scissors d) snips
  5. which tool is sharp and should always be kept in a pin cushion when not in use? a) safety pin b) straight pin c) snips d) needle threader

part b: true or false

  1. snips are used to trim small threads. (true/false)
  2. you can safely store straight pins by sticking them into fabric. (true/false)
  3. machine sewing needles are the same as hand sewing needles. (true/false)

part c: short answer

  1. name one safety rule for using scissors or shears:
  2. why is it important to use a seam ripper correctly instead of pulling fabric apart by hand?

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. Shears are large - bladed and safer for cutting large fabric pieces.
  2. A rotary cutter is used with a mat to protect surfaces.
  3. A seam ripper is for removing stitches.
  4. Paper scissors are for cutting paper patterns.
  5. Straight pins are sharp and stored in a pin - cushion.
  6. Snips are used for trimming small threads.
  7. Sticking straight pins into fabric is a safe storage method.
  8. Machine and hand - sewing needles have different designs.
  9. One safety rule for scissors/shears is to keep blades closed when not in use.
  10. Using a seam ripper correctly prevents fabric damage.

Answer:

  1. C. Shears
  2. B. Rotary Cutter
  3. B. To remove stitches
  4. C. Paper Scissors
  5. B. Straight Pin
  6. True
  7. True
  8. False
  9. Keep blades closed when not in use.
  10. To prevent fabric damage.