Question

1. where is the presser foot when threading the sewing machine? (1 points)

○ raised
○ lowered
○ to the slide

1. keep the biggest bulk of fabric to the ____ . (4 points)

○ top of the needle
○ back of the needle
○ left of the needle
○ right of the needle

1. do not sew and ____ at the same time. (4 points)

○ chew
○ think
○ talk
○ dream

1. when not in use, scissors should be ____ . (4 points)

○ closed or capped
○ open
○ just laying around

1. after threading the machine, pull the bobbin and top threads __ & __ the presser foot. (4 points)

○ forward and under
○ forward and on top of
○ under and in front of
○ under and behind

Explanation:

Question 19

When threading a sewing machine, the presser foot is typically raised to allow easy threading of the needle and related parts. Lowered would make threading difficult, and "to the slide" is not a standard position for this task.

To ensure proper sewing and avoid bunching, the bulk of the fabric is kept to the back of the needle. Keeping it at the top, left, or right of the needle can lead to uneven sewing or fabric getting caught.

When sewing, it's unsafe and not good practice to chew (like gum) while sewing as it can be a distraction and a safety hazard. Thinking, talking, or dreaming aren't actions that are specifically cautioned against in the same safety/process - related way as chewing.

Answer:

A. raised

Question 20