Jute Plant Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial covers the topic of jute production, starting with an introduction to the jute plant, its characteristics, and uses. It explains the cultivation process, including the types of soil suitable for jute growth and the conditions required. The video details the extraction of jute fibers through retting, a process of soaking the stems in water to remove the sticky substance binding the fibers. Finally, it discusses the various uses of jute, such as making bags and handicrafts, and highlights its economic importance, particularly in Bangladesh, where it is known as the golden fiber due to its significant contribution to the economy.

What is the height range of a typical jute plant?

• Six to ten feet

• Ten to fifteen feet

• Two to four feet

• Fifteen to twenty feet

Which type of soil is NOT suitable for growing jute?

• Clay

• Sandy

• Alluvial

• Rocky

At what stage is the jute plant harvested?

• Dormant stage

• Seedling stage

• Flowering stage

• Mature stage

What is the purpose of immersing jute stems in water?

• To change color

• To remove pests

• To enhance growth

• To extract fibers

What is the process of rotting jute stems in water called?

• Retting

• Dyeing

• Fermenting

• Soaking

Why is jute referred to as the 'golden fiber'?

• Due to its economic value

• Due to its high cost

• Because of its strength

• Because of its color

Which country is the largest exporter of jute?

• Nepal

• India

• Bangladesh

• China

What are some products made from jute?

• Plastic bags

• Ropes and sacks

• Metal containers

• Glass bottles