Wonderful Wool!

The video explains how wool is obtained from sheep and processed into clothing. It covers the shearing process, where wool is collected without harming the sheep, and the subsequent steps of cleaning, carding, and spinning the wool into yarn. The video also highlights the versatility of wool in making various garments and the continuous innovations in wool processing.

What makes sheep's wool different from the hair of other animals?

• It is straight and short.

• It is thick and can be curly.

• It does not grow back after being cut.

• It is only found on the sheep's legs.

What is the process of removing wool from sheep called?

• Clipping

• Trimming

• Harvesting

• Shearing

How much wool does an average sheep produce annually?

• 15 kilograms

• 10 kilograms

• 5 kilograms

• 20 kilograms

What is the purpose of carding wool?

• To dye the wool

• To clean the wool

• To align the fibers

• To cut the wool into pieces

What is the final product of the wool processing before it is used to make clothes?

• Roving

• Lanolin

• Yarn

• Fabric