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    Assignment Class6 Fibre To Fabric-1

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    The document is an assignment on fibres and fabrics that contains three questions. The first question asks students to state whether statements about weaving, knitting, coconut fibre fabrics, and the composition of fabrics are true or false. The second question asks students to fill in blanks about processes like spinning, ginning, and fibres obtained from plants. The third question asks students to match different natural fibres like cotton, jute, and silk to the types of fabrics or products they are commonly used to make. The document provides the answers to all the questions.

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    The document is an assignment on fibres and fabrics that contains three questions. The first question asks students to state whether statements about weaving, knitting, coconut fibre fabrics, and the composition of fabrics are true or false. The second question asks students to fill in blanks about processes like spinning, ginning, and fibres obtained from plants. The third question asks students to match different natural fibres like cotton, jute, and silk to the types of fabrics or products they are commonly used to make. The document provides the answers to all the questions.

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    The document is an assignment on fibres and fabrics that contains three questions. The first question asks students to state whether statements about weaving, knitting, coconut fibre fabrics, and the composition of fabrics are true or false. The second question asks students to fill in blanks about processes like spinning, ginning, and fibres obtained from plants. The third question asks students to match different natural fibres like cotton, jute, and silk to the types of fabrics or products they are commonly used to make. The document provides the answers to all the questions.

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    The document is an assignment on fibres and fabrics that contains three questions. The first question asks students to state whether statements about weaving, knitting, coconut fibre fabrics, and the composition of fabrics are true or false. The second question asks students to fill in blanks about processes like spinning, ginning, and fibres obtained from plants. The third question asks students to match different natural fibres like cotton, jute, and silk to the types of fabrics or products they are commonly used to make. The document provides the answers to all the questions.

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    Assignment for Fibre to Fabric

    Question 1

    State True or False

    (a) Weaving is the process of arranging two sets of yarns together


    perpendicular to each other to make a fabric
    (b) Knitting is a process that makes use of a single yarn to make a piece of
    fabric
    (c) Coconut fibre can be woven into fabric called coir
    (d) Fabrics are made up of strands called fibres which further are made of
    yarns
    (e) Acrylic is a natural fibre
    (f) The cotton fibres are collected by hand from the ripe cotton bolls. This
    process is called picking.
    Answer

    a) True
    b) True
    c) True
    d) False
    e) False
    f) True

    Question 2
    Fill in the Blank

    1. The process of making yarn from fibres is called ______


    2. _______________is the process of separation fibre from the seeds.
    3. A jute fibre is obtained from the _________ of the jute plants
    4. Spinning devices are ______________ and ________________
    5. ____________fibre is obtained from Flax seeds
    6. Fibre which are not obtained from animal or plants and are made from
    chemical substances are called ___________ fibre
    7. Weaving of fabric is done on ……….

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    Answer:
    1) Spinning
    2) ginning
    3) stem
    4) Takli and Charka
    5) Nylon
    6) Synthetic
    7) Looms
    8) Balanced Diet

    Question 3:
    Match the column

    Column A Column B
    Coconut Fibre Ropes
    Jute fibre Doormat, mattress
    Wool Fibre Sarees
    Silk Fibre Sweater

    Cotton Fibre Shirts

    Answer

    Column A Column B
    Coconut Fibre Doormat, mattress
    Jute fibre Ropes
    Wool Fibre Sweater

    Silk Fibre Sarees


    Cotton Fibre Shirts

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    Crossword

    Across
    4. The rearing of silkworms for obtaining silk
    5. The largest producer of silk.
    6. Cotton fibres are separated from the seeds by combing this process
    7. It Yields silk fibers.
    Down
    1. the chief component of wool fibres
    2. is a process that makes use of a single yarn to make a piece of fabric
    3. It is made of fibers
    4. The process of removing the fleece of the sheep along with a thin layer of
    skin is from its body

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    Answer
    1)sericulture
    2) Keratin
    3) Cocoon
    4)Yarn
    5)Spinning
    6) Knitting
    7)Ginning
    8)China
    9)Shearing

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