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Natural fibres are waterproof and germ free.

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Important Questions on Fibre to Fabric

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Fill in the blank with a suitable word:

Red, blue and yellow are the three _____ (secondary/primary) colours. 

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Have you ever seen anybody weave something on a loom? What were they weaving and where?
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Chemical dyes are obtained from plants.
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Observe the picture and choose the appropriate word from the following to fill the blank.
(weaver, tailor, carpenter)

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A _____ is a person who works on looms and weaves clothes.

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If you visit Vani’s village it seems as if the entire village is weaving sarees. Do you know of any other work which many people living in one place do?
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Draw, label and colour of three winter clothing.
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Dyes are used to colour clothes.
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Choose the correct word from the given brackets and fill in the blank:

[Silk, Wool, Cotton, Nylon]

_____ is a very expensive natural fibre.

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The threads of sari are dyed. Do you know of any other thing that is dyed?
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The colour of cloth can be changed using a dye.
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Do children also contribute in making the article?
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Vani and Prasad learnt the beautiful craft of weaving from their family members. When they grow up, do you think they will be able to teach their children the skills of this craft?
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Dried neem leaves are used while storing silk clothes.
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Folk dancers often wear _____.
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Red and yellow colours give brown colour.
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Fill in the blank with an appropriate word:

Linen and _____ (polyesters/cotton/polyamides) are examples of natural fibres.

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Choose the correct option from the following:
(first, second, third)

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The picture shown above is of a _____ class lever.

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Kalamkari is used only in printing. 
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Fill in the blank with a suitable word:

By mixing blue and yellow colours, we get _____ (green/grey) colour.

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Do people make some article other than saree weaving?