RSMSSB Handloom Inspector 2019 Paper

RSMSSB Handloom Inspector 2019 Paper
Exam Date – 22nd Dec 2019 Duration – 3 hours

In _______, yarns are rewound on large cones, tubes so that they can be used to weave fabric on a specific loom.
(a) Winding
(b) Warping
(c) Sizing
(d) Slashing

___________is done when there is no previous warps on loom
(a) Drawing in
(b) Tying in
(c) Taking up
(d) Letting off

__________indicates number of heald shaft required for a given weave repeat.
(a) Drawing plan
(b) Design
(c) Lifting plan
(d) Weave repeat

___________ is a frame to hold the heddles.
(a) Harness
(b) Shuttle
(c) Reed
(d) Wrap Beam

Weight in grams of 9000 m yarn is known as
(a) Tenacity
(b) Tex
(c) Denier
(d) Gram

The process of inserting warp yarns through reed is called
(a) Drawing
(b) Drafting
(c) Tensioning
(d) Denting

Cranks are used for moving heald frame up and down in
(a) Shedding
(b) Taking off
(c) Beating
(d) Picking

The process of drawing the warp yarns into the heddles eyes according to the weave plan or design is called
(a) Beating
(b) Drawing
(c) Drafting
(d) Denting

________loom refers to high warp loom and is not portable
(a) Backstrap
(b) Vertical
(c) Shuttle
(d) Shuttleless

Simplest form of weaving is also known as
(a) Plain weave
(b) Twill weave
(c) Satin weave
(d) Sateen weave

In twill weave, when warp yarns predominate on face of fabric, it is called
(a) Steep twill
(b) Even twill
(c) Warp faced twill
(d) Filling faced twill

Towelling fabrics are made in ______ weaves
(a) Jacquard
(b) Mock
(c) Leno
(d) Huck a back

2/3, 4/3 and 5/3 are examples of _______twill weave.
(a) Balanced
(b) Unbalanced
(c) Rearranged
(d) Wavy

An example of weft pile fabric is
(a) Velveteen
(b) Seersucker
(c) Madras
(d) Brocade

Which of the following natural fibers has excellent resiliency?
(a) Linen
(b) Jute
(c) Cotton
(d) Silk