Fibre to Fabric Test

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Question 1
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Silk is obtained from which stage of the lifecycle of silkworm?

A
Egg

B
Larva

C
Cocoon

D
Adult

Question 2

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Select the option that correctly tilts the blanks in the given sentences.

(a) ___(i)___ of a flax plant provides fibres.

(b) ___(ii)___ is the cheapest natural fibre.

(d) ___(iv)___ is obtained by spinning together a bunch of fibres.

(e) ___(v)___ is a blended fabric.

(f) The loose fluffy fibres are untangled and combed to form a long soft rope called a ___(vi)___.

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Seed Jute Retting Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Stem Cotton Retting Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Seed Cotton Ginning Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Stem Jute Ginning Yarn Terry cot Sliver

Question 3
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Which of the following is the correct difference between weaving and knitting?

A
Weaving is done with machine while knitting is done with hand only.

B
Weaving uses two sets of yarn while knitting involves only one yarn.

C
Weaving is done for silk only while knitting is done for wool only.

D
All of these

Question 4
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If P represents the fibre and Q represents the fabric, find out the correct order in which Q is made from P.

A
P, Weaving, Spinning, Obtained from source, Yarn, Q

B
P, Obtained from source, Spinning, Weaving, Yarn, Q

C
P, Obtained from source, Spinning, Yarn, Weaving, Q

D
None of these

Question 5
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The basic unit of every cloth is:

A
Fabric

B
Fibre

C
Yarn

D
Nylon

Question 6

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Consider the following statements (i-iv) and select the option that correctly identifies true (T) and false (F) ones.

(i) Angora wool is obtained from Angora sheep.

(ii) Spinning is the process of changing fibre into yarn.

(iii) Coir is obtained from fruits of Kapok tree.

(iv) The process of removing hair from the sheep is called shearing.

(v) Knitting can be done by using only one yarn.

i-F ii-T iii-F iv-T v-T

i-T ii-F iii-F iv-T v-T

i-F ii-F iii-T iv-T v-T

i-F ii-F iii-F iv-T v-T

Question 7
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Identify X in the given Venn diagram.

A
Silk

B
Wool

C
Nylon

D
Jute

Question 8
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Silkworms are fed on which tree?

A
Jute plant

B
Coconut tree

C
Mulberry tree

D
Apple tree

Question 9
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Rayon, Nylon and polyesters are examples of ____________ .

A
Plant Fibres

B
Animal Fibres

C
Natural Fibres

D
Synthetic Fibres

Question 10
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Which of the following is not a thing made up of a natural fibre?

A
Cotton shirt

B
Woollen socks

C
Jute bag

D
None of these

Question 11
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Refer to the given groups (i)-(iv). Each group contains one wrong member. Identify the odd members and select the correct option.
(i) Flax; Coir; Wool; Sisal
(ii) Cotton; Jute; Flax; Hemp
(iii) Polyester; Nylon; Acrylic; Silk
(iv) Shahtoosh; Wool; Silk; Coir

A

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Sisal Hemp Acrylic Shahtoosh

B

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Flax Jute Nylon Silk

C

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Wool Cotton Silk Coir

D

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Coir Flax Nylon Wool

Question 12
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Silk cotton is a fibre obtained from which plant/tree?

A
Cotton plant

B
Kapok tree

C
Jute plant

D
Coconut tree

Question 13
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Refer to the given figures, X and Y and select the correct statement regarding them.

A
X is used in spinning while Vis used in weaving.

B
Both X and Yare used in the process of twisting fibres to make yarn.

C
X is used in weaving while Y is used in knitting.

D
Both X and Y are used in the process of making fabric from two sets of yarns.

Question 14
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Which of the following is an animal product?

A
Silk

B
Cotton

C
Wool

D
Both [a] and [c]

Question 15
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Choose the correct sequence for preparing clothes among the following.

A
Yarn → Fibre → Fabric → Cloth

B
Fibre → Yarn → Fabric → Cloth

C
Fabric → Fibre → Yarn → Cloth

D
Cloth → Fabric → Fibre → Yarn

Question 16
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The thin strands of ______ that we see, are made up of still thinner strands called ______.

A
Fibre, Fabrics

B
Fabric, Yarn

C
Fibre, Yams

D
Yarn, Fibres

Question 17

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Select the incorrect match.

(i) Cotton - Retting

(ii) Jute - Ginning

(iii) Sliver - Combing

(iv) Spinning - Takli

(v) Knitting - Loom

(vi) Weaving - Charkha

(i), (ii), (v) and (vi) only

(iv), (v) and (vi) only

(ii), (iii) and (v) only

(iii), (iv) and (v) only

Question 18
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Which of the following is a fibre crop?

A
Cotton

B
Flax

C
Jute

D
All the above

Question 19

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Read the given passage where some of the words have been italicized.

Cotton plant is annual shrub. It grows best in cold climate. Black soil is best suited for the cultivation of cotton plant. The stems of cotton plant are called cotton bolls. The seeds with cotton fibres are picked from the cotton bolls by hand. After picking the fibres are separated from the seeds by a process called combing.

Select the correct option regarding this.

Annual should be replaced by biennial.

Cold should not be replaced as it is correctly mentioned.

Black should be replaced by yellow and stems should be replaced by fruits.

Combing should be replaced by ginning.

Question 20
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Which of the following will be more stretchable?

A
Knitted fabric

B
Woven fabric

C
Both are equally stretchable

D
Either [a] are [b]

Question 21
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Hand looms or power looms are used for which of the following?

A
Ginning

B
Weaving

C
Spinning

D
Shearing

Question 22
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The different steps of processing of cotton are given below randomly.
(i) Spinning
(ii) Weaving
(iii) Ginning
(iv) Carding
(v) Combing
Which of the following represents the correct sequence of steps?

A
(iii)→(iv)→(v)→(i)→(ii)

B
(iv)→(ii)→(i)→(v)→(iii)

C
(iii)→(v)→(iv)→(i)→(ii)

D
(iii)→(i)→(iv)→(v)→(ii)

Question 23
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Which of the following is not correct about Jute?

A
It is a natural fibre.

B
It is used to make bags.

C
It is used to make coarse cloth.

D
On burning it produces smell of burning plastic.

Question 24
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Sericulture is related to which of the following animals?

A
Silkworm

B
Hen

C
Fish

D
Cow

Question 25
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Which coarse fibre is extracted from the shell of coconut?

A
Nylon

B
Coir

C
Jute

D
Polyester

Question 26
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Denim, a type of cloth contains:

A
Cotton fibre

B
Jute fibre

C
Silk fibre

D
All the above

Question 27

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Read the given statements and select the correct option.

Statement 1: After harvesting, the stems of the Jute plants are tied into bundles and retted (soaked) in water for about 20 days.

Statement 2: The process of retting softens the tissues and helps to separate the fibres.

Both statements 1 and 2 are true and statement 2 is the correct explanation of statement 1.

Both statements 1 and 2 are true but statement 2 is not the correct explanation of statement 1.

Statement 1 is true but statement 2 is false.

Both statements 1 and 2 are false.

Question 28

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Refer to the given paragraph and select the correct option regarding X, Y and Z. The process of making yarn from fibres is called X. Yarn are used for making fabrics.

Two main processes are used to make fabrics from yarn. In process Y, two sets of yarn are arranged together to make a fabric while in process Z single yarn is used to make a piece of fabric.

X: Knitting; Y: Spinning; Z: Weaving

X: Spinning; Y: Weaving; Z: Knitting

X: Weaving; Y: Spinning; Z: Knitting

X: Spinning; Y: Knitting; Z: Weaving

Question 29
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Sakshi wanted to test the quality of her dupatta. She pulled a small strand of yarn from the dupatta and burned it. It smelled like a burning paper. She inferred that the dupatta is made of pure

A
Wool

B
Cotton

C
Silk

D
None of these

Question 30

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Read the following characteristics of a fibre and identify it.

(i) It can be worn close to skin because static electricity does not build up readily.

(ii) Each fibre is made up of 20-30 layers of coiled cellulose springs.

(iii) It has moisture absorbing quality.

(iv) It has natural twist that makes it suitable for spinning.

Jute

Cotton

Wool

Nylon

Question 31
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Which among the following crop requires warm climate to grow?

A
Red algae

B
Cotton

C
Apple

D
Pine

Question 32
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Identify X and Y in the given Venn diagram and select the correct option.

A
Y is silk.

B
X is styrofoam

C
Y is cotton.

D
X is nylon.

Question 33
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The cloth made of stem fibres of flax is known as:

A
Silk cloth

B
Cotton cloth

C
Jute cloth

D
Linen cloth

Question 34

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Refer to the given dichotomous key and select the incorrect statement regarding P, Q, R, S and T.

(i) (a) It is a natural fibre. - Go to (ii)

(b) It is a man-made fibre. - [P]

(ii) (a) Fibre is obtained from plants. - Go to

(b) Fibre is obtained from animals. - Go to (iv)

(iii) (a) Fibre obtained from stem. - [O]

(b) Fibre obtained from seed. - [R]

(iv) (a) Fibre obtained by harming source organism - [S]

(b) Fibre obtained without harming source organism. - [T]

Fibre P is quick burning and shrinks away from flame giving slightly sweet chemical odour.

Q could be obtained from Corchorus capsularis while R could be obtained from Gossypium hirsutum.

Fibre S is obtained from an insect whereas fibre T is obtained from a mammal.

Fabric made of S can be worn in all seasons whereas fibre Q can be used to make a raincoat.

Question 35
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The process of separating fibres of cotton from its seeds is called:

A
Knitting

B
Ginning

C
Spinning

D
Weaving

Question 36
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Removal of fleece from sheep is known as ____________ .

A
Shearing

B
Rearing

C
Rolling

D
None of the above

Question 37
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Refer to the given flow chart and select the incorrect option regarding P, Q, R and S.

A
P is a protein fibre whereas Q, R and S are cellulosic fibres.

B
Retting is involved in processing of Q whereas ginning is involved in processing of S.

C
P could be wool, Q could be jute, R could be sisal and S could be cotton.

D
Fabrics made from P and S are excellent winter clothing's whereas fabrics made from Q and R form excellent summer clothing's.

Question 38
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Match the following:
Column A Column B
(i) Cotton [A] Smell of charred meat
(ii) Wool [B] Smell of burning plastic
(iii) Silk [C] Smell of burning paper
(iv) Synthetic fibre [D] Smell of burning hair

A
(i-D), (ii-A), (iii-B), (iv-C)

B
(i-B), (ii-C), (iii-A), (iv-D)

C
(i-C), (ii-D), (iii-A), (iv-B)

D
(i-C), (ii-A), (iii-D), (iv-B)

Question 39
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Which of the following processes is not related to plant?

A
Ginning

B
Shearing

C
Spinning

D
Soaking

Question 40

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Match column I with column II and select the correct option from codes given below.

Column I	Column II
(i) Ginning	(a) Cleaning and disentangling the fibres
(ii) Combing	(b) Brushing and straightening of fibres
(iii) Carding	(c) Bolls
(iv) Seed pods	(d) Cotton fibres after being separated from seeds
(v) Lint	(e) Separating fibres from seed

(i)-(e); (ii)-(b); (iii)-(a); (iv)-(c); (v)-(d)

(i)-(d); (ii)-(e); (iii)-(b); (iv)-(a); (v)-(c)

(i)-(e); (ii)-(a); (iii)-(b); (iv)-(c); (v)-(d)

(i)-(d); (ii)-(a); (iii)-(b); (iv)-(c); (v)-(e)

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Column A		Column B
(i)	Cotton	[A]	Smell of charred meat
(ii)	Wool	[B]	Smell of burning plastic
(iii)	Silk	[C]	Smell of burning paper
(iv)	Synthetic fibre	[D]	Smell of burning hair

(i)	(ii)	(iii)	(iv)
Sisal	Hemp	Acrylic	Shahtoosh

Fibre to Fabric...

Question 1

Egg

Larva

Cocoon

Adult

Question 2

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi) SeedJuteRettingYarnTerry cotSliver

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi) StemCottonRetting YarnTerry cotSliver

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi) SeedCottonGinningYarnTerry cotSliver

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi) StemJuteGinningYarnTerry cotSliver

Question 3

Weaving is done with machine while knitting is done with hand only.

Weaving uses two sets of yarn while knitting involves only one yarn.

Weaving is done for silk only while knitting is done for wool only.

All of these

Question 4

P, Weaving, Spinning, Obtained from source, Yarn, Q

P, Obtained from source, Spinning, Weaving, Yarn, Q

P, Obtained from source, Spinning, Yarn, Weaving, Q

None of these

Question 5

Fabric

Fibre

Yarn

Nylon

Question 6

i-Fii-Tiii-Fiv-Tv-T

i-Tii-Fiii-Fiv-Tv-T

i-Fii-Fiii-Tiv-Tv-T

i-Fii-Fiii-Fiv-Tv-T

Question 7

Silk

Wool

Nylon

Jute

Question 8

Jute plant

Coconut tree

Mulberry tree

Apple tree

Question 9

Plant Fibres

Animal Fibres

Natural Fibres

Synthetic Fibres

Question 10

Cotton shirt

Woollen socks

Jute bag

None of these

Question 11

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)SisalHempAcrylicShahtoosh

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)FlaxJute NylonSilk

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)WoolCottonSilkCoir

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)CoirFlax NylonWool

Question 12

Cotton plant

Kapok tree

Jute plant

Coconut tree

Question 13

X is used in spinning while Vis used in weaving.

Both X and Yare used in the process of twisting fibres to make yarn.

X is used in weaving while Y is used in knitting.

Both X and Y are used in the process of making fabric from two sets of yarns.

Question 14

Silk

Cotton

Wool

Both [a] and [c]

Question 15

Yarn → Fibre → Fabric → Cloth

Fibre → Yarn → Fabric → Cloth

Fabric → Fibre → Yarn → Cloth

Cloth → Fabric → Fibre → Yarn

Question 16

Fibre, Fabrics

Fabric, Yarn

Fibre, Yams

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Seed Jute Retting Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Stem Cotton Retting Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Seed Cotton Ginning Yarn Terry cot Sliver

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)
Stem Jute Ginning Yarn Terry cot Sliver

i-F ii-T iii-F iv-T v-T

i-T ii-F iii-F iv-T v-T

i-F ii-F iii-T iv-T v-T

i-F ii-F iii-F iv-T v-T

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Sisal Hemp Acrylic Shahtoosh

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Flax Jute Nylon Silk

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Wool Cotton Silk Coir

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
Coir Flax Nylon Wool