Fibre to Fabric Test

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Select the correct statement.

A
The process of bleaching and dyeing precedes spinning.

B
The process of bleaching and dyeing succeeds spinning.

C
The process of bleaching and dyeing precedes weaving.

D
The process of bleaching and dyeing succeeds weaving.

Solution

The process of dyeing is carried out after the fibre is woven into fabric.

Hence, the process of bleaching and dyeing succeeds weaving.
Question 2
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The most basic difference between weaving and knitting is that ____________________.

A
weaving is done using one yarn, but two or more than two yarns are used in knitting

B
knitting is done using one yarn, but two or more than two yarns are used in weaving

C
knitted fabric is more durable

D
woven fabric requires less maintenance

Solution

The most basic difference between weaving and knitting is that knitting is done using one yarn, but two or more than two yarns are used in weaving.
Question 3
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Cotton is supplied to cotton mills in the form of _________.

A
cotton balls

B
cotton bales

C
cotton reels

D
cotton bundles

Solution

Cotton picked up from cotton plants are removed from cotton seeds by the ginning process.
A cotton gin is very light and fluffy but occupies a lot of space.

For its transportation, the ginned cotton is pressed tightly and packed in bales.
Therefore, cotton reaches the cotton mills in the form of cotton bales.
Question 4
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Oil extracted from which of the following plant seeds is used in creams and lotions?

A
Flax

B
Hemp

C
Jute

D
Cotton

Solution

The hemp seed oil that is used in cosmetics and other skin care products contains a high amount of essential fatty acids, which have anti-inflammatory properties.
Question 5
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Ravina took few synthetic and natural fibres to study the effect of their burning. She took nylon, cotton, wool, polyester and silk threads and burnt them one by one with a burning matchstick. What did she observe during the experiment?

A
Cotton and wool burn to form a residue.

B
Nylon and polyester melt on burning.

C
Wool and silk burn with a smell of hair burning.

D
All the observations are correct.

Solution

Cotton burns with a steady flame and smells like burning leaves. The ash particles left from burning are unburnt carbon particles.
Nylon and polyester melt and recede rapidly from the flame.

Wool and silk burn with a smell of hair burning.

Hence, all the observations are correct.
Question 6
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Which of the following conditions is best suited for growing cotton?

A
Black soil and cold climate

B
Sandy soil and dry climate

C
Laterite soil and humid climate

D
Black soil and warm climate

Solution

Black soil and warm climate are suitable for cotton growth.
Question 7
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Which of the following is a mineral fibre that is obtained naturally?

A
Ramie

B
Jute

C
Asbestos

D
Flax

Solution

All the given fibres are obtained naturally.
Asbestos is a mineral fibre while ramie, flax and jute are plant fibres.

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Question 1

The process of bleaching and dyeing precedes spinning.

The process of bleaching and dyeing succeeds spinning.

The process of bleaching and dyeing precedes weaving.

The process of bleaching and dyeing succeeds weaving.

Solution

Question 2

weaving is done using one yarn, but two or more than two yarns are used in knitting

knitting is done using one yarn, but two or more than two yarns are used in weaving

knitted fabric is more durable

woven fabric requires less maintenance

Solution

Question 3

cotton balls

cotton bales

cotton reels

cotton bundles

Solution

Question 4

Flax

Hemp

Jute

Cotton

Solution

Question 5

Cotton and wool burn to form a residue.

Nylon and polyester melt on burning.

Wool and silk burn with a smell of hair burning.

All the observations are correct.

Solution

Question 6

Black soil and cold climate

Sandy soil and dry climate

Laterite soil and humid climate

Black soil and warm climate

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Question 7

Ramie

Jute

Asbestos

Flax

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