Question

Match the items of Column A with those of Column B:

Column A	Column B
1. Spinning	(a) Green fruit of the cotton plant.
2. Ginning	(b) Nylon, rayon, polyesters, etc.
3. Synthetic fibres	(c) A coarse, hand-woven cloth made from cotton.
4. Khadi	(d) A process of separating cotton fibre from seeds.
5. Boll	(e) The process of making yarn from fibres.

Accepted Answer

1-(e)

The process of making yarn from fibres is called spinning. In this process the cotton fibres are pulled to make them straight and then twisted.

2-(d)

Ginning is the process used to separate the cotton fibres from the seeds of the cotton fruit.

3-(b)

The synthetic fibre is prepared from chemicals in industries. Nylon, rayon, polyesters, etc are some example of synthetic fibres.

4-(c)

Khadi is a coarse, hand-woven cloth made from cotton through spinning the yarn in charkha.

5-(a)

The cotton boll is the green fruit of the cotton plant. We separate the cotton fibres from the seeds.

Column A Column B

1. Spinning (e) The process of making yarn from fibres.

2. Ginning (d) A process of separating cotton fibre from seeds.

3. Synthetic fibres (b) Nylon, rayon, polyesters, etc.

4. Khadi (c) A coarse, hand-woven cloth made from cotton.

5. Boll (a) Green fruit of the cotton plant.

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