What are the answers to questions 28-32 regarding garment making?

Here are the answers to your questions:

28. Garment Making students can adapt their pinafore school uniform pattern using

• A pinafore dress consists of both a bodice (upper part) and a skirt (lower part). Therefore, to adapt a pattern for a pinafore, both the bodice and skirt blocks are essential.
• A. bodice and skirt block. $$\boxed{\text{A}}$$

29. To get the accurate measurement of the shoulder width of a client, measure from

• Shoulder width is measured horizontally across the back from the outermost point of one shoulder to the outermost point of the other shoulder.
• B. one shoulder point to the other shoulder point. $$\boxed{\text{B}}$$

30. A garment maker who observed that his designer is struggling to meet deadlines should assist him by

• When a team member is struggling with deadlines, the most effective immediate assistance is often to redistribute their workload to ensure tasks are completed on time.
• B. reassigning his tasks to others. $$\boxed{\text{B}}$$

31. The sleeve pattern in Fig. 3 is a

• The pattern in Fig. 3 shows a sleeve with multiple vertical cuts that are spread apart, which is a technique used to create fullness, characteristic of a puffed sleeve.
• B. puffed sleeve. $$\boxed{\text{B}}$$

32. The method used in achieving the pattern Fig. 3 is

• The diagram clearly illustrates a pattern that has been cut (slashed) and then spread apart to add volume and shape, which is known as the slash and spread method.
• A. slash and spread. $$\boxed{\text{A}}$$

33. A sewing apprentice pulled the fabric she was sewing from the sewing machine without raising the needle. This action would lead to

• Pulling fabric from a sewing machine without raising the needle puts excessive strain on the needle, causing it to bend or break.
• C. breaking of needle. $$\boxed{\text{C}}$$

34. A small device used for holding pins and needles during garment construction is

• A pin cushion is a small, stuffed cushion used to store pins and needles, keeping them sharp, clean, and easily accessible.
• C. pin cushion. $$\boxed{\text{C}}$$

35. The raw edges of a non-fraying heavyweight fabric skirt can best be neatened by

• For heavyweight, non-fraying fabrics, binding the raw edges with a strip of fabric provides a clean, durable, and professional finish that also adds a decorative element.
• C. binding. $$\boxed{\text{C}}$$