FIBRE TO FABRIC
1. Name any two natural fibre.
2. From what is silk fabric made?
3. Which is the most famous shawl found in Kashmir?
a) Pashmina shawl
b) Pure Silk shawl
c) Kosa shawl
d) Rabri shawl
4. Name any 2 processess by which fabric is made.
5. Why so we wear light colour clothes in summer?
a) To look stylish
b) To be comfortable
c) To avoid heat
6. Which is the most famous route used in silk trading?
a) ancient fabric route
b) silk route
c) sea route
7. Cotton is collected from cotton plants by
a) handpicking
b) threshing
c) winnowing
8. Match the following :
Column A Column B
1. Polyester a) Food of silk worms
2. Mulburry leaves b) Yields silk fibres
3. Yak. c) doesn't wrinkle quickly
4. Cocoon d) Wool yielding animal
1. Name any two natural fibre.
2. From what is silk fabric made?
3. Which is the most famous shawl found in Kashmir?
a) Pashmina shawl
b) Pure Silk shawl
c) Kosa shawl
d) Rabri shawl
4. Name any 2 processess by which fabric is made.
5. Why so we wear light colour clothes in summer?
a) To look stylish
b) To be comfortable
c) To avoid heat
6. Which is the most famous route used in silk trading?
a) ancient fabric route
b) silk route
c) sea route
7. Cotton is collected from cotton plants by
a) handpicking
b) threshing
c) winnowing
8. Match the following :
Column A Column B
1. Polyester a) Food of silk worms
2. Mulburry leaves b) Yields silk fibres
3. Yak. c) doesn't wrinkle quickly
4. Cocoon d) Wool yielding animal
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Answer:
1. Name any two natural fibre.
Ans: Silk, Cotton
2. From what is silk fabric made?
Ans: Silk fabric is made from Silkworms.
3. Which is the most famous shawl found in Kashmir?
Ans: Pashmina shawl
4. Name any 2 processess by which fabric is made.
Ans: weaving, looming
5. Why so we wear light colour clothes in summer?
Ans:To avoid heat
6. Which is the most famous route used in silk trading?
Ans: silk route
7. Cotton is collected from cotton plants by
Ans: winnowing
8.Match the following :
1. Polyester c) doesn't wrinkle quickly
2. Mulburry leaves a) Food of silk worms
3. Yak. d) Wool yielding animal
4. Cocoon b) Yields silk fibres
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Answer:
Ans 1. Cotton, Silk
Ans 2. Silk worm
Ans 3. a) Pashmina shawl
Ans 4. weaving and knitting
Ans 5. To avoid heat
Ans 6. silk route
Ans 7. handpicking
Ans 8.
1. Polyester. doesn't wrinkle quickly
2. Mulburry leaves Food of silk worms
3. Yak. Wool yielding animal
4. Cocoon. Yields silk fibres