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AESG - DT fibres Oct Year 8 2025

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Silk fibre is obtained from

a)

fleece of sheep

b)

cotton ball

c)

cocoon

d)

plants

2.

Wool fibre cannot be obtained from which of the following

a)

goat

b)

alpacca

c)

Llama

d)

moth

3.

Silkworm produce fibre made from

a)

fat

b)

cellulose

c)

protein

d)

nylon

4.

Which one of the following is not commonly made from silk?

a)

Sportswear

b)

Underwear

c)

Dresses

d)

Ties

5.

Which fibre below is classed as a protein fibre

a)

Cotton

b)

Wool

c)

Polyester

d)

Acrylic

6.

which of the following properties of wool make it a bad choice for a school cardigan

a)

shrinks at high temperatures

b)

crease resistant

c)

durable

d)

highly absorbent

7.

What are natural fibres produced from?

a)

plants only

b)

animals and plants

c)

animals only

d)

crude oil

8.

What type of fabric construction is this?

a)

knitted

b)

woven

c)

felted

9.

What type of fabric construction is this?

a)

knitted

b)

woven

c)

felted

10.

What type of fabric is this?

a)

knit

b)

weave

c)

felt

11.

Which of the following are natural fibres?

a)

Silk

b)

Wool

c)

Viscose

d)

Cotton

12.

Is cotton from an animal?

a)

Yes

b)

No

13.

Yarns are made up of a number of fibres twisted & pulled together. The process of making yarns from fibres is called _____________ and makes the yarns strong, smooth and fine.

a)

Twisting

b)

Spinning

c)

Felting

d)

Bonding

14.

Fibres that are small are called:

a)

Tiny fibres

b)

Filament fibres

c)

Staple fibres

d)

Weak fibres

15.

Fibres that are long are called:

a)

Big fibres

b)

Continuous Filament fibres

c)

Staple fibres

d)

Strong fibres

16.

Which fibre is sustainable?

a)

Nylon

b)

Cotton

c)

viscose

d)

Acrylic

17.

True or False - Some yarns can be made up of more than one kind of fibre.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The correct method of fabric for woven & knitted production is:

a)

Fibre > Yarn > Fabric

b)

Fabric > Fibre > Yarn

c)

Yarn > Fibre > Fabric

d)

Fibre > Fabric > Yarn

19.

The THREE main types of textile construction are:

a)

Woven, Knitted and Bonded

b)

Woven, Felted and Interlaced

c)

Woven, Knitted and Non-woven

d)

Bonded, Interwoven and Felted

20.

Natural fibres are ______________ and ________________ .

a)

Renewable resources

b)

Non - renewable

c)

Finite

d)

Infinite

21.

Which of the following is an advantage of cotton:

a)

Expensive

b)

Stiff

c)

Comfortable

d)

Sparkly

22.

A synthetic man-made fibre can be also called a

a)

Flax

b)

Thermoplastic

c)

Thermoset plastic

d)

Cotton

23.

Felted fabric uses ______ & water so fibres are matted together

a)

friction

b)

leather

c)

fraction

d)

spinning

24.

True or False - Wool is a renewable fibre.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Warp yarn runs vertically down a woven fabric?

a)

True

b)

False

26.

A fabric which is synthetic can be recycled

a)

from plants to viscose

b)

From a natural source

c)

from plastic into polyester

d)

by photosynthesis

27.
The process of interlacing yarns at right angles to each other to produce a fabric.
a)
Interfacing
b)
Weaving
c)
Knitting
d)
Finish
28.

Linen comes from a Flax plant

a)

True

b)

False

29.

True or False - Wool is a renewable fibre.

a)

Not sure

b)

True

c)

False

d)

Partially true

30.

Is cotton from an animal?

a)

Only in certain regions

b)

Sometimes

c)

No

d)

Yes