Fibre

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Fibre: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Silk, Fibre, Polyester, Fleece, Synthetic Fibres, Wool Fabrics, Natural Fibres and, Animal Fibres

Important Questions on Fibre

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Polyester is a _____ fibre.

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An example of synthetic fibre is:

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Which of the following is a natural fibre?

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What is fleece?

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The example of animal fibre is.

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Which of these is not a property of nylon?

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Which of these do you think traps the most air?

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Which of these is not a fibre?

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Which of these is the leading producer of wool today?

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Which of these is not a natural fibre?

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Name One fibre that is : wrinkle free

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Name One fibre that is : Shiny

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Animal fibre obtained from sheep and goat.

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Name the tool used to shear the hair of sheep?

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Wool is a natural fibre. It is mainly obtained from sheep. Goat, Yak, Camel, Angora, Rabbit, Llama and Alpaca are some other wool-yielding animals. Australia, China, and New Zealand are the main wool-producing countries in the world. India ranks tenth in wool production. Wool is warm to wear and is a good absorbent of heat. It is used for making sweaters, mufflers, shawls, scarves, gloves, blankets, etc. Wool traps the air between its fibres and does not allow the heat from our body to escape. Thus, we feel warm when we wear woollen clothes.

  • Which rank does India have in wool production? (First / Fifth / Tenth)

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Wool is a _____.

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_____ is an example of animal fibre. 
 

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Why silk is a natural fibre ?