Core: Fibres and Textiles

Which of the following is an example of an animal polymer?

• Cotton

• Wool

• Polyester

• Nylon

What is the primary raw material source for silk?

• Plant fibres

• Animal fleece

• Insect polymers

• Synthetic polymers

Which of these is a synthetic fibre?

• Hemp

• Nylon

• Cotton

• Linen

What is the main advantage of blending fibres in textiles?

• To increase production costs

• To improve the properties of the final material

• To reduce the durability of fabrics

• To avoid the use of natural fibres

Which of the following is a microfibre?

• Rayon

• Lycra

• Tactel

• Wool

Which fibre is derived from plant sources?

• Polyester

• Cotton

• Acrylic

• Nylon

Which of these fibres is most likely to resist sunlight damage?

• Polyester

• Silk

• Cotton

• Wool

Which fibre is commonly blended with cotton for increased strength and durability?

• Nylon

• Wool

• Polyester

• Viscose

What is a primary property of elastane?

• Absorbency

• Elasticity

• Durability

• Insulation

Which process is used to create non-woven textiles?

• Weaving

• Spinning

• Felting

• Knitting