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Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) SSLC Class 10 NSQF Apparel, Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Vocational Subject (Model Code 21EK) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Key Facts: Karnataka KSEAB SSLC NSQF Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing Exam

21EK

KSEAB SSLC NSQF Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing model / subject code

KSEAB SSLC NSQF model question paper listings

30 + 50 + 20

Typical Theory + Practical/skill evidence + Internal Assessment = 100

KSEAB NSQF vocational assessment pattern (confirm year circular)

KSEAB

Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board administers SSLC

kseab.karnataka.gov.in

~30–35%

Typical SSLC / NSQF pass threshold band (confirm circular)

Standard KSEAB SSLC passing criteria band

MCQ adaptation

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KSEAB SSLC NSQF Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing (21EK) is Karnataka’s Class 10 vocational apparel subject: typical Theory 30 + Practical 50 + IA 20 = 100. Free 2026 MCQ bank here is a theory/employability study adaptation—not a practical skill-evidence replacement.

Sample Karnataka KSEAB SSLC NSQF Apparel Made-Ups & Home Furnishing Practice Questions

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1Cotton fibre is obtained mainly from which part of the cotton plant?
A.Root bark
B.Seed hair (lint) on the cotton boll
C.Leaf midrib
D.Stem bast layer only
Explanation: Commercial cotton fibre is the seed hair (lint) that grows on seeds inside the cotton boll. After ginning, lint is spun into yarn for apparel and home textiles.
2Which of the following is a natural protein fibre?
A.Polyester
B.Nylon
C.Silk
D.Acrylic
Explanation: Silk is a natural protein fibre produced by silkworms. Polyester, nylon, and acrylic are man-made (synthetic) fibres.
3In a woven fabric, yarns running lengthwise parallel to the selvedge are called:
A.Weft (filling) yarns
B.Warp yarns
C.Pile yarns only
D.Bias yarns
Explanation: Warp yarns run lengthwise, parallel to the selvedge, and form the fabric’s length during weaving. Weft yarns run across the width.
4The finished, tightly woven edge of a woven fabric that runs along its length is the:
A.Bias edge
B.Raw cut edge
C.Selvedge
D.Notch line
Explanation: The selvedge is the self-finished lengthwise edge formed during weaving. It does not unravel easily and marks the warp direction.
5Which fabric construction is formed by interlooping yarns rather than interlacing warp and weft?
A.Plain weave
B.Twill weave
C.Knit fabric
D.Satin weave
Explanation: Knitted fabrics are made by interlooping yarns with needles. Weaves (plain, twill, satin) interlace warp and weft yarns at right angles.
6Compared with woven fabrics of similar fibre, knit fabrics generally offer more:
A.Dimensional stability with zero stretch
B.Elasticity and recovery from stretch
C.Resistance to snagging than any woven
D.Rigidity for structured tailoring only
Explanation: The loop structure of knits allows greater stretch and recovery, which is why T-shirts and many sportswear items are knitted.
7The diagonal direction of fabric at approximately 45° to warp and weft is called the:
A.Straight grain
B.Cross grain
C.True bias
D.Selvedge line
Explanation: True bias is the 45° diagonal. Fabric on the bias drapes and stretches more, which is used in bias-cut garments and binding.
8In a plain weave, each weft yarn passes over and under warp yarns in which repeating pattern?
A.Over two, under two throughout
B.One over, one under
C.Over five, under one (satin float)
D.Only over warp without interlacing
Explanation: Plain weave is the simplest interlacement: each weft goes alternately over one warp and under the next, producing a balanced, firm cloth (e.g., muslin, poplin types).
9Twill weave is commonly recognized by which surface feature?
A.Diagonal wales or ridges
B.Completely smooth face with no pattern
C.Open net mesh only
D.Random nonwoven web
Explanation: Twill weaves produce diagonal lines (wales) on the fabric surface. Denim and gabardine are classic twill examples used in apparel.
10Polyester is best described as:
A.A natural cellulose fibre from plant stems
B.A man-made synthetic fibre often used for strength and wrinkle resistance
C.A protein fibre from sheep fleece
D.A mineral fibre mined from rock
Explanation: Polyester is a synthetic polymer fibre widely used alone or in blends for durability, shape retention, and easy-care properties in apparel and home textiles.

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