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Key Facts: Punjab PSEB Matric Cutting and Tailoring Exam

40+50+10

Theory + Practical + INA marks under Scheme of Studies

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class X / Cutting and Tailoring (code 29)

33%

Aggregate pass requirement (theory+practical+INA)

PSEB Scheme of Studies

25%

Minimum required in theory

PSEB Scheme of Studies

Code 29

Subject code for Cutting and Tailoring elective

PSEB Scheme of Studies

Group-B elective

Offered among Matric electives / NSQF trade choices

PSEB Scheme of Studies Class X

Practical disclosed

This free local bank does not replace Practical 50 or INA 10

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PSEB Matric Cutting and Tailoring (code 29) is a Class 10 elective with Theory 40 + Practical 50 + INA 10 = 100 and a mixed written paper. Pass is 33% aggregate with min 25% theory. Covers fibres/fabrics, machines, design, selection factors, construction techniques, tools, drafting and estimation. Fees paid through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation — practical and INA are disclosed separately and not replaced here.

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1Cotton fibre is primarily obtained from which part of the cotton plant?
A.Seed-hair (boll fibres) that grow around the cotton seed
B.Tree bark scraped after monsoon only
C.Underground root tubers of the plant
D.Flower nectar collected by bees
Explanation: Cotton is a natural plant (cellulose) fibre formed as seed-hairs on the cotton boll around the seed. Yarn and fabric are spun and woven or knitted from these fibres.
2Why do cotton clothes feel relatively comfortable in hot, humid weather?
A.Cotton is absorbent and allows air to pass, helping sweat evaporate
B.Cotton never absorbs any moisture at all
C.Cotton always reflects 100% of sunlight like a mirror
D.Cotton melts into a waterproof plastic film when warm
Explanation: Cotton is hydrophilic and breathable. It absorbs perspiration and allows air circulation, which is why cotton garments are preferred in warm climates and for everyday wear.
3Silk is often called the 'queen of fabrics' mainly because of which combination of qualities?
A.Fine lustre, soft handle, strength for its fineness, and luxurious appearance
B.It is the cheapest fibre available in every village market
C.It is always waterproof without any finish
D.It is made only from synthetic petroleum chemicals
Explanation: Silk is a natural protein fibre prized for lustre, softness, drape and strength relative to its fineness — hence the traditional phrase 'queen of fabrics'.
4Wool fibre is mainly obtained from:
A.The fleece of sheep (and related animals) after shearing
B.Cotton boll seed-hairs only
C.Melted glass drawn into continuous filaments
D.Tree latex tapped like rubber
Explanation: Wool is a natural animal protein fibre obtained primarily by shearing sheep fleece (and related animal fibres). It provides warmth due to crimp and air-trapping structure.
5Which fibres are correctly classed as animal (protein) fibres?
A.Wool and silk
B.Cotton and linen only
C.Nylon and polyester only
D.Jute and hemp only
Explanation: Wool (sheep fleece) and silk (silkworm cocoons) are animal protein fibres. Cotton and linen are plant cellulose; nylon and polyester are man-made synthetics.
6Linen fabric is produced from fibres of which plant?
A.Flax
B.Cotton plant only
C.Mulberry leaves only
D.Sheep fleece
Explanation: Linen is a bast fibre fabric made from the flax plant. It is strong, absorbent and cool — historically important for summer and household textiles.
7Which statement best describes a yarn?
A.A continuous strand of fibres twisted or assembled for weaving or knitting
B.A finished tailored coat ready to wear
C.A sewing-machine bobbin case only
D.A type of tailor’s chalk colour
Explanation: Yarn is formed by spinning/assembling fibres into a continuous strand used to construct fabric by weaving, knitting or other methods.
8When washing silk garments, which care practice is generally safest?
A.Use mild detergent/soap, avoid harsh rubbing and high heat; dry carefully out of harsh sun if recommended
B.Boil for one hour with strong bleach every wash
C.Dry on a hot iron soleplate at maximum heat while dripping wet
D.Soak for days in undiluted acid cleaner
Explanation: Silk is delicate protein fibre. Mild cleansing, limited agitation and careful drying protect lustre and strength. Harsh bleach, boiling and extreme heat damage silk.
9Woollen garments should preferably be washed or cleaned in a way that:
A.Avoids high agitation and high heat that cause felting/shrinkage; dry flat when needed
B.Uses maximum spin and boiling water every time
C.Is always done with chlorine bleach as the only cleanser
D.Ignores label care symbols completely
Explanation: Wool scales can interlock (felting) under heat, moisture and agitation. Gentle handling, appropriate temperature and drying methods reduce shrinkage and distortion.
10A special point often taught when stitching cotton cloth is that cotton:
A.Can shrink on first wash, so pre-washing or allowing for shrinkage may be needed
B.Never shrinks under any condition
C.Cannot be stitched on a domestic sewing machine
D.Is always pure animal protein fibre
Explanation: Cotton fabrics may shrink after washing. Practical classes often pre-wash cotton or add shrinkage allowance so finished garments keep size after laundering.

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