fashion b – state test review jeopardy. $100 a color scheme that combines white, black or gray...
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FASHION B – STATE TEST REVIEW
Jeopardy
$100
A color scheme that
combines white, black or
gray with a bright color
accent is?
100
Accented
Neutral
200
A color scheme that uses different tints, shades
and intensities of one color.
200
Monochromatic
300
A color scheme that uses hues across from each
other on the color wheel.
300
complement
400
A color scheme that uses two or three adjacent or
“related” colors on the color wheel is:
400
analogous
500
Accessories should be in proportion to:
500
Garment and the body build of the wearer
600
Bright, sunny, cheerful, warm, prosperous,
cowardly, and deceitful are common psychological
associations for the color:
600
Yellow
700
Green is in which of the following categories of
colors:• Intermediate• Primary• Secondary• complimentary
700
Secondary
800
Hot, dangerous, angry, passionate, sentimental,
exciting, vibrant, and aggressive are common
psychological associations for the color:
800
Red
900
Hues such as red, orange, and yellow that appear
to be hot like the sun or fire are:
900
Warm Colors
1000
Royal, dignified, powerful, rich, dominating,
dramatic, mysterious, wise, and passionate are
common psychological associations for the color:
1000
Violet/purple
100
The brightness or dullness of a color
100
intensity
200
The name given to a color is:
200
Hue
300
Violet is in which category of colors:• Primary• Secondary• Intermediate• complimentary
300
secondary
400
If clothes are too tight, they tend to make a person
look:
400
overweight
500
Lines that slant rather than being vertical or
horizontal are:
500
diagonal
600
Vertical lines give the feeling of:
600
Strength, poise & dignity
700
Gradual increase or decrease of similar design
elements used to create rhythm in a design:
700
gradation
800
A person’s cleanliness and neatness of hair, nails,
teeth and body is:
800
grooming
900
Investment dressing is best defined as:
900
Buying very good quality items that will last a long
time
1000
To give the best image, your clothes should:
1000
Flatter your physical assets
100
Yang forces are represented by:
100
Straight lines and minimal detail
200
Yin and Yang qualities are represented by:
200
A circle divided in half by a shaped, curved line
300
Yin is best described as:
300
The passive, timid, delicate elements of personality
with small feminine characteristics
400
You should be aware of your activities, so your
apparel is:
400
Geared to your lifestyle
500
Your basic apparel should be:
500
The core of a person’s wardrobe
600
Goods that a country sends to a foreign source are:
600
exports
700
How do trade quotas affect the fashion industry?
700
They control the amount of a product that a
country is allowed to sell or trade
800
How has globalization changed the fashion
industry?
800
Fashion companies can produce their goods and
sell them wherever they choose
900
The relationship between a country’s imports and
export is:
900
Balance of Trade
1000
What are goods that come into a country from a
foreign source?
1000
Imports
100
What determines whether prices go up or down for
fashion merchandise?
100
Law of Supply and Demand
200
What is a business partnership?
200
A business created through a legal agreement
between 2 or more people
300
What is a trade deficit?
300
A country importing more goods than it exports
400
In clothing, the best value is:
400
The highest quality of materials, construction, and
fashion for the lowest price
500
Petite sizes are for people:• 5’• 5’8• 5’4• 4’4
500
5’4
600
What is a corporation?
600
A business that is chartered by a state & legally
apart from the owner
700
What do forecasting services do?
700
They sell predictions of future fashion trends to
companies that subscribe to their services
800
What are categories for Mens Wear?
800
Furnishings
Sportswear
Work clothing
Footwear
Heavy outerwear
Tailored apparel
900
What are human risks and economic risks for a
business?
900
Human Risk = someone slips on a wet floor in your
store and sues the store and the store loses money
Economic Risk = gas prices go up so people aren’t
buying as many clothes
1000
What is a Garment District?
1000
The fashion center, the fashion neighborhood,
dense concentration of fashion industries, stores,
manufacturers, designers, etc…..
100
What are the 4 items required on labels of textile
products in the U.S.?
100
Fiber Content
Country of Origin
Care Information
Manufacturer and Distribution
200
What is Credit Limit?
200
The maximum financial amount a person can have
outstanding on a charge or credit account
300
What is a hangtag?
300
A detachable “sign” usually affixed on the outside
of a garment that provides promotional information
400
What is the covering wrapper or container in
which some merchandise is place?
400
packaging
500
What age are preschoolers?
500
They are children between 2 ½ and 5 years old
600
How is the clothing for preschoolers sized?
600
2-6x
700
What are children ages 1 to 2 ½ called that are
walking and crawling around?
700
Toddlers
800
How are infant clothes sized?
800
They are sized by their height & weight
900
Lines that make a wearer look shorter & wider are:
900
Horizontal Lines
1000
What are the categories for Women’s Wear?
1000
Sportswear
Dresses
Evening & Bridal
Maternity
Outerwear
Suits
Active Wear
100
What are examples of 3 wardrobe extenders?
100
Red Scarf
Decorative Belt
Patterned Hosiery
200
What is a debit card:
200
Similar to the credit card, but the money is
automatically deducted as you use it. You don’t get a
monthly bill.
300
What is a 30-day charge account?
300
Charge accounts that must be paid in full 30 days
after the billing date.
400
What are credit cards?
400
You use them and are receive a bill each month.
You can pay off the balance or make payments each
month. Can cause debt and sometimes people make
fraudulent charges on credit cards
500
List the specific points to check when judging the
quality of a garment.
500
Hem
Fabric
Cut
Stitching
Zipper
Lining
Waistbands
collars
600
Private label brands can sell for less because:
600
They sell directly to retailers. Stores buy them in
quantity and they are not advertised nationally.
100
Bulky Fabrics – add visual size & can overpower a small
person
Smooth Fabrics – can make a person look smaller
Shiny Fabrics – tend to make the body look larger,
emphasize body contours & make the fabric
colors seem lighter & brighter
Dull Fabrics – make a person look smaller because they
absorb light
200
Steps of the Design Process• Basic Decisions• Design Concept & Samples• Sales Research Analysis• Design Presentation• Purchase Orders• Production