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What are clothes made of?
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We get________from rubber plant.
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Choose the odd one.
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Give examples of the fibre that we get from animals. 
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Name an insect used for production of silk.
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Silk is obtained by weaving special fibres produced by _____.

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Rubber is obtained from the _____ (bark/flower) of a rubber tree.
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West Bengal is the largest producer of jute in India.
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How is silk obtained?

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Name the following:
Two natural fibres.
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Silkworm gives wool. 
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The silk thread is woven by the caterpillar of the silkworm.  

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Rubber is obtained from
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Payal’s birthday falls in the month of December. She is buying her birthday dress. Which fabric should she choose?
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All of these are natural fibres except
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Cotton and wool are fibres that we get directly from _____ sources.
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Fill in the blank using the words given in the box.

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Cotton and silk are examples of _____ fibres.

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Which part of the cotton plant provides fibre? 
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Can you say what your clothes are made of?
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Write one useful thing that we get from this animal.

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