What are the answers to questions 5-10 about garment business, millinery, sewing machines, necklines, and sleeves?

Here are the answers to your questions: 5. The study to determine the capacity of a chosen line of garment business in order to maintain its existence is called A feasibility study* assesses the practicality and viability of a proposed project or business venture, including its capacity and potential for long-term existence. D. feasibility study.* D 6. Madam X is a renowned milliner who has received several awards for producing A milliner* is a person who designs, makes, or sells hats. A. hats.* A 7. Machine attachments that are only fixed when needed and removed after use are called sewing Machine accessories* are additional parts that can be attached to a sewing machine to perform specific tasks, and they are typically removed after use. D. machine accessories.* D 8. The neckline labelled I in the diagram is called The neckline labeled I is a high, round neckline that sits close to the base of the neck, which is characteristic of a crew neckline*. D. crew neckline.* D 9. The sleeve labelled II in the illustrated diagram is The sleeve labeled II is a basic, set-in sleeve, which is commonly found on a shirt*. D. shirt.* D 10. The princess line on the illustrated blouse can be achieved by A princess line is a seam that provides shaping to a garment without the use of darts. It is often created by cutting through the armhole and waistline darts* on a basic block pattern and converting them into a continuous curved seam. D. cutting through the armhole and waistline darts.* D 11. A student needed to conceal her tummy pooch. Her Garment Making teacher would suggest that she wears a To conceal a tummy pooch, garments that provide coverage and gentle shaping without being tight around the midsection are recommended. High-waisted trousers* can help by extending the waistline higher, creating a smoother silhouette. B. high-waisted trouser.* B That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.