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WorksheetsFibers Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 24mins
The thin, hair-like substances that are the basic units of textiles.
Fibers
Yarns
Threads
Fabric
Fibers are "spun" into continuous strands called... (2 answers)
Fibers
Thread
Yarn
Textiles
Come from a plant or animal based source.
Natural Fibers
Man-Made Fibers
Chemically produced fibers. Most are liquid chemical mixtures that form into thin threads as they solidify.
Natural Fibers
Man-Made Fibers
Cotton would be an example of a....
Natural Fiber
Cellulosic Fiber
Synthetic Fiber
Wool would be an example of...
Natural Fiber
Cellulosic Fiber
Synthetic Fiber
A man-made fiber produced from cellulose (substance found in plants) which are harvested and processed with chemicals.
Cellulosic Fibers
Synthetic Fibers
A man-made fiber made completely from various combinations of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.
Cellulosic Fibers
Synthetic Fibers
Rayon would be an example of...
A Natural Fiber
A Cellulosic Fiber
A Synthetic Fiber
Nylon would be an example of...
A Natural Fiber
A Cellulosic Fiber
A Synthetic Fiber
Polyester would be an example of...
A Natural Fiber
A Cellulosic Fiber
A Synthetic Fiber
Spandex would be an example of...
A Natural Fiber
A Cellulosic Fiber
A Synthetic Fiber
