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Key Facts: RBSE Sec Voc Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing Exam

108

RBSE subject code for Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing

RBSE Secondary/Praveshika 2026 subject-wise statistics

80 + 20

Typical Theory + Sessional full marks pattern (total 100)

RBSE Class 10 syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration

RBSE Class 10 syllabus

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

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RBSE Secondary (Class 10) Apparel Made-Ups and Home Furnishing (code 108): mixed board paper, typically Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100, 3h15m. Pass about 33% per RBSE rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

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1On a common single-needle lockstitch sewing machine, which part holds the fabric firmly against the feed dogs during stitching?
A.Presser foot
B.Bobbin winder only
C.Thread guide on the spool pin only
D.Knee lifter spring alone without a foot
Explanation: The presser foot presses fabric against the feed dogs so the feed can advance the cloth evenly under the needle.
2The lower thread in a lockstitch is normally supplied from the:
A.Bobbin and bobbin case under the needle plate
B.Upper spool only
C.Presser bar only
D.Hand wheel only
Explanation: Lockstitch forms when the upper needle thread interlocks with lower thread from the bobbin under the needle plate.
3Feed dogs on a sewing machine primarily:
A.Advance the fabric a controlled distance for each stitch
B.Cut buttonholes automatically without a special foot
C.Measure sleeve length for pattern drafting
D.Oil the motor bearings continuously
Explanation: Feed dogs rise, grip, and move fabric under the presser foot so stitch length is consistent.
4Before inserting a new needle on a domestic or industrial lockstitch machine, the operator should first:
A.Power off or ensure the machine cannot start unexpectedly, then fit the needle correctly
B.Run the machine at top speed with no needle
C.Hammer the needle into the clamp
D.Leave the old broken tip in the fabric
Explanation: Safe needle change requires the machine to be stopped/de-energized and the needle seated correctly (flat side as per machine type) and tightened.
5A sewing machine needle with a blunt or bent tip is most likely to cause:
A.Skipped stitches, fabric damage, or needle breakage
B.Automatically correct thread tension
C.Longer bobbin life with no other effects
D.Perfect button attachment every time
Explanation: Damaged needles pierce poorly, can skip stitches, make holes or runs, and may break—replace them promptly.
6The hand wheel (balance wheel) is used mainly to:
A.Turn the mechanism by hand to raise/lower the needle and position the machine carefully
B.Replace the need for a presser foot
C.Measure fabric width in centimetres
D.Store spare bobbins
Explanation: Operators use the hand wheel to position the needle safely (e.g., at the top before removing work) without relying only on the motor.
7Upper thread that shreds or breaks repeatedly at the needle eye often indicates:
A.Wrong needle size/type for the thread and fabric, burrs, or incorrect threading path
B.That feed dogs should be removed
C.That all seams must be hand-basted forever
D.That the machine needs no oiling ever
Explanation: Thread breakage is commonly caused by mismatched needle/thread, rough spots, or missing a guide in the threading path.
8When winding a bobbin, best practice is to:
A.Wind evenly with correct tension so the bobbin fills smoothly without overfilling
B.Wind until thread spills far beyond the bobbin flanges
C.Use any random yarn thicker than the needle can pass
D.Leave knots packed tightly against the case latch always
Explanation: Evenly wound bobbins help consistent lower-thread delivery and reduce tension problems and jams.
9The throat plate (needle plate) has openings that allow:
A.The needle and feed dogs to work with the fabric over a smooth, supported surface
B.The motor to cool by spraying oil on the operator
C.Automatic body measurement of the customer
D.Storage of cutting shears under power
Explanation: The needle plate supports fabric and provides slots for feed dogs and a hole for the needle to pass through.
10Stitch length on most lockstitch machines is adjusted by:
A.The stitch-length control (dial/lever), which changes how far feed dogs move fabric per stitch
B.Only the colour of the presser foot
C.The wall clock in the classroom
D.Removing the bobbin case permanently
Explanation: Stitch-length settings control fabric feed distance, producing shorter or longer stitches as required.

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