EXAMINATION 04202500 ALTERATIONS AND FITTING I NEED TO CHECK 5 ANSWER, (1) The shoulder seam of the garment with a set-in sleeve is usually located so that it is (A) easily seen in a straight back view, (b) clearly visible in a straight front view.(C)in line with the underarm seam in a side view (D) not lined up with the center of the body in a side view.my answer is (a) second question ripping the shoulder seams, lifting the front, forming new shoulder seam, and clipping the front neckline describe a procedure recommended for correcting (a) horizontal wrinkles at neck and chest. (b) horizontal wrinkles at back of neck. (c) a loose back neckline. (d) a tight back neckline my answer is (d) next question, deepening the shoulder seams near the neckline describes a procedure recommended to correct the neckine that is, (a) too small (b) too low (c) bulging at the front (d) bulging at the back, my answer is (a) too small, could someone please help check my answers thank you so much!!!

can someone help me check my 4 answers to examination 042025000 thank you!!

To check your answers, let's go through each question and its options one by one:

1) The question is asking about the location of the shoulder seam of a garment with a set-in sleeve. The correct answer is (C) "in line with the underarm seam in a side view." This is because the shoulder seam should align with the underarm seam for proper fit and comfort.

2) The question describes a procedure to correct certain issues. The correct answer is (a) "horizontal wrinkles at neck and chest." This is because ripping the shoulder seams, lifting the front, forming new shoulder seam, and clipping the front neckline is a technique used to eliminate or reduce horizontal wrinkles at the neck and chest area.

3) The question asks about a procedure for correcting a specific neckline issue. The correct answer is (c) "bulging at the front." This is because deepening the shoulder seams near the neckline is a method to address a neckline that bulges or protrudes too much at the front.

So, based on these explanations, your answers are as follows:
1) (C) in line with the underarm seam in a side view
2) (a) horizontal wrinkles at neck and chest
3) (c) bulging at the front

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.