Foundation Level -I NEET Mock Test-3 Chemistry ( 2025-2026)

When looking closely at any fabric, one finds it is made up of:

• Fibres arranged together [

• Strands arranged together

• Yarns arranged together

• Wool and cotton

The thin strands of thread that we see are made up of still thinner strands called _____

• Weaves

• Yarns

• Fibres

• Filaments

Fibres such as cotton, jute, silk, and wool, which are obtained from plants and animals, are called:

• Chemical fibres

• Synthetic fibres

• Animal fibred

• Natural fibres

Which two fibres mentioned in the source are obtained specifically from plants?

• Wool and silk

• Polyester and Nylon

• Cotton and jute

• Flax and silk

Silk fibre is drawn from the:

• Stem of the silk plant

• Fleece of the silkworm

• Cocoon of silkworm

• None of these

Fibres that are made from chemical substances and are not obtained from plant or animal sources are called:

• Natural fibre

• Plant fibres

• Animal fibre

• Synthetic fibres

Which of the following is an example of a synthetic fibre mentioned in the text?

• Silk

• Jute

• Wool

• Nylon

Cotton plants are usually grown at places having_________

• Sandy soil and dry climate

• Clay soil and humid climate

• Black soil and warm climate

• Alluvial soil and cold climat

The fruits of the cotton plant, which are about the size of a lemon, are referred to as:

• Cotton seeds

• Cotton flowers

• Cotton bolls

• Cotton capsules

Jute fibre is obtained from which specific part of the jute plant?

• Flower

• Leaf

• Root

• Stem