Textiles - Chapters 10,11

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THE TERMS WHICH ARE DEFINED IN THE WPLA OF 1939 APPLY TO CERTAIN WOOL-CONTAINING PRODUCTS AND NOT TO OTHERS. WHAT IS EXEMPT FROM THIS ACT?

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RUGS, CARPET, MAPTS, AND UPHOLSTERIES

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THE TERM WHICH IS DEFINED IN THE WPLA OF 1939 AND USED TODAY TO IDENTIFY CONSTITUENT
FIBERS WHICH WERE OBTAINED BY REDUCING (SHREDDING) A PREVIOUSLY MANUFACTURED PRODUCT TO ITS ORIGINAL FIBROUS STATE AND THEN AGAIN SUBJECTING THESE FIBERS TO THE PRODUCT

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RECYCLED WOOL

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UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE TFPIA, PROFESSIONALS AND CONSUMERS ARE LEGALLY ENTITLED TO FIND CERTAIN INFORMATION ON THE LABELS OR HANGTAGS ACCOMPANYING MANY TEXTILE SAMPLES AND END-PRODUCTS. WHICH IS CORRECT:
1. REQUIRED INFO MUST ACCOMPANY CARPET AND RUG CUSHIONS
2. REQUIRED INFORMATION MUST ACCOMPANY MOST TEXTILE WEARING APPAREL

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2. REQUIRED INFORMATION MUST ACCOMPANY MOST TEXTILE WEARING APPAREL

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CHOOSE CORRECT ANSWER WITH RESPECT TO TFPIA:
A. THE PERCENTAGES AND GENERIC CLASS NAMES OF ALL FIBERS PRESENT IN AMTS OF 5% OR MORE, BY WEIGHT, MUST BE LISTED IN DESCENDING ORDER
B. THE PERCENTAGES AND GENERIC CLASS NAMES OF ALL FIBERS PRESENT IN AMTS OF 5% OR MORE, BY VOLUME, MUST BE LISTED IN DESCENDING ORDER

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A. THE PERCENTAGES AND GENERIC CLASS NAMES OF ALL FIBERS PRESENT IN AMTS OF 5% OR MORE, BY WEIGHT, MUST BE LISTED IN DESCENDING ORDER

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CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT IS CORRECT WITH RESPECT TO THE TFPIA:
A. MANUFACTURERS NAME OR REGISTERED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED
B. MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND ADDRESS MUST BE PROVIDED

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A. MANUFACTURERS NAME OR REGISTERED NUMBER MUST BE PROVIDED

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CHOOSE THE ANSWER THAT IS CORRECT WITH RESPECT TO THE TFPIA:
A. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MUST BE STATED
B. CAUTIONARY CARE INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE GIVEN ON THE HANGTAG

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A. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MUST BE STATED

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A MANDATORY SET OF LABELING PRACTICES THAT ARE ISSUED BY THE FEDERAL AGENCY DIRECTED TO OVERSEE TEXTILE PRODUCT LABELING IS KNOWN AS

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A TRADE REGULATION RULE

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AN ADVISORY SET OF LABELING PRACTICES WHOSE DEVELOPMENT WAS INITIATED BY THE FEDERAL AGENCY DIRECTED TO OVERSEE TEXTILE PRODUCT LABELING IS KNOWN AS

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A GUIDE

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AN ADVISORY SET OF LABELING PRACTICES WHOSE DEVELOPMENT WAS INITIATED BY THE AFFECTED/CONCERNED INDUSTRY SEGMENT IS KNOWN AS

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A TRADE PRACTICE FULE

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A TYPE OF WRITTEN WARRANTY IN WHICH THE CONSUMER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COST OF REMOVING AND REPLACING A DEFECTIVE ITEM AND ONE THAT INCLUDES THE SO-CALLED LEMON PROVISION IS KNOWN AS

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A FULL WARRANTY

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IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE

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AUTOMATIC WITH EVERY SALE, AS SET FORTH BY STATE LAW, UNLESS THE ITEMS IS SOLD "AS IS"

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CERTIFICATION MARKS

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COINED NAMES AND STYLIZED LOGOS THAT MAY BE USED ON THE LABELS OF END PRODUCTS THAT CONFORM WITH FIBER CONTENT SPECIFICATIONS OR PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS ESTABLISHED BY THE OWNER.

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FTC

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EMPOWERED AND DIRECTED TO PREVENT "UNFAIR METHODS OF COMPETITION IN COMMERCE."

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FULL WARRANTY

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GUARANTEE PROGRAM DESIGNATION THAT INDICATES WHAT THE WARRANTOR AGREES TO DO FOR THE PURCHASER, AS WELL AS WHAT IS EXPECTED OF THE PURCHASER; GIVES MORE THAN A LIMITED WARRANTY

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GUIDES

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SERVE TO INFORM MEMBERS OF A LIMITED PORTION OF THE INTERIOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY HOW TO AVOID ENGAGING IN UNFAIR AND DECEPTIVE LABELING PRACTICES

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IMPLIED WARRANTIES

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GUARANTEES THAT COME AUTOMATICALLY WITH EVERY SALE UNLESS THE PRODUCT IS SOLD "AS IS."

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LIMITED WARRANTY

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GUARANTEE PROGRAM DESIGNATION THAT INDICATES WHAT THE WARRANTOR AGREES TO DO FOR THE PURCHASER, AS WELL AS WHAT IS EXPECTED OF THE PURCHASER, GIVES LESS THAN A FULL WARRANTY.

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LICENSING PROGRAMS

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VOLUNTARY PROGRAMS IN WHICH COMPANIES SELL THE RIGHT TO USE THEIR COMPANY-OWNED PROCESSES

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MAGNUSON-MOSS WARRANTY ACT

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U.S. CONGRESSIONAL LAW GOVERNING PRODUCT WARRANTIES

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NEW WOOL

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LABELING TERM THAT MEANS THE CONSTITUENT FIBERS HAVE UNDERGONE MANUFACTURING ONLY ONCE.

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RECYCLED WOOL

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FIBERS OBTAINED BY REDUCING A PREVIOUSLY MANUFACTURED PRODUCT TO ITS ORIGINAL FIBROUS STATE AND THEN AGAIN SUBJECTING THE FIBERS TO THE PRODUCT MANUFACTURING SEQUENCE

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SPOKEN WARRANTIES

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VERBAL PROMISE

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TRADEMARKS

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DISTINCTIVE NAMES, WORDS, PHRASES, AND STYLIZED LOGOS THAT ARE USED TO PROMOTE PRODUCT RECOGNITION AND SELECTION

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WOOL

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FIBER FROM THE FLEECE OF THE SHEEP OR LAM OR HAIR OF THE ANGORA OR CASHMERE GOAT.

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WRITTEN WARRANTY

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LEGALLY BINDING PROMISE THAT THE WARRANTOR IS ENSURING QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE.

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WHICH TEST METHOD MOST ACCURATELY PORTRAYS A CORRIDOR FIRE?

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THE RADIANT PANEL TEST

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LETTER AND NUMERICAL DESIGNATIONS USED WITH FLAMMABILITY STANDARDS ARE MEANINGFUL TO THE INFORMED PROFESSIONAL AND CONSUMER. WHAT, FOR EXAMPLE, DOES THE "70" IN FF 1-70 INDICATE?

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THE YEAR OF FINAL VERSION OF THE STANDARD

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WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT WITH RESPECT TO FF 1-70?

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SCOPE INCLUDES CARPET TILES/MODULES/SQUARES

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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT WITH RESPECT TO FF 1-70?

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TEST IS DESIGNED TO ACCESS HOW LIKELY AN IGNITED FLOOR COVERING WILL BE CONTAINED AS A STAGE 1 FIRE

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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF ALL FIRE DEATHS?

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TOXIC GASES

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CHAR LENGTH

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DISTANCE OF FABRIC DAMAGE PRODUCED BY FLAME

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COMBUSTION

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CHEMICAL PROCESS IN WHICH COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL COMBINES WITH OXYGEN TO PRODUCE HEAT AND FLAME

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CRITICAL RADIANT FLUX

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NUMERICAL VALUE DETERMINED BY CONVERTING THE DISTANCE OF FLAME SPREAD TO WATTS PER SQUARE CENTIMETER

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EGRESS

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ACT OF LEAVING AN INTERIOR IN THE EVENT OF FIRE; THE WAY OUT.

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FLAME PROPAGATION

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FLAME SPREADING

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FLAME SPREAD

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DISTANCE FLAME SPREADS FROM SITE OF IGNITION

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FLASHOVER

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SITUATION IN WHICH ALL COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS BURST INTO FLAME

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PYROLYSIS

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PROCESS IN WHICH HIGH TEMPERATURE CAUSES THE DECOMPOSITION OF TEXTILE FIBERS AND OTHER ORGANIC MEATERIALS

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SELF-EXTINGUISHING

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STOPS BURNING WHEN THE SOURCE OF IGNITION HEAT IS REMOVED

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SMOLDERING

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FLAMELESS COMBUSTION

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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION

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PROCESS INITIATED BY HEAT RATHER THAN FLAME

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STAGE 1 FIRE

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CHARACTERIZES A FIRE WHEN ONLY THE IGNITED ITEM IS BURNING

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STAGE 2 FIRE

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FIRE STAGE IN WHICH ALL COMBUSTIBLE ITEMS IN A ROOM BURST INTO FLAMES

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STAGE 3 FIRE

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CHARACTERIZES A FIRE WHEN THE FLAMES SPREAD BEYONE THE BURNING ROOM INTO THE CORRIDOR OR PASSAGEWAY.

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STEINER TUNNEL TEST

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MEASURES THE SURFACE BURNING CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDING MATERIALS; ASSESSES FLAME SPREAD AND SMOKE GENERATION