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WorksheetsYear 7 Learning Block 1
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Linen fibres come from...
silkworms
the flax plant
coal and oil
sheep
An example of a synthetic fibre is...
cotton
wool
silk
polyester
Which fibre comes from pine trees?
Acrylic
Linen
Silk
Viscose
Which of these fibres comes from an animal?
Cotton
Viscose
Silk
Nylon
Synthetic fibres come from
Coal and oil
Plants
Animals
None of the above
The process of turning a fibre into a yarn is called
Turning
Fiberisation
Spinning
Knitting
The correct order of producing fabric is...
Fibre - Yarn - Fabric
Fabric - Yarn - Fibre
Yarn - Fibre - Fabric
Yarn - Fabric - Fibre
Which is the longest natural fibre?
Wool
Cotton
Linen
Silk
What are staple fibres?
waste fibres on the factory floor
short fibres from plants and animals
long man-made fibres
the same as filament fibres
Which is true about cotton?
wrinkles easily
does not wrinkle
strong and stretchy
does not absorb moisture
What does this care symbol mean?
Tumble try for 40 minutes
Wash at 40 degrees
Hand wash only
Wash for 40 minutes
What does this care symbol mean?
Iron at a low temperature
Do not iron
Wash at a high temperature
Iron at a high temperature
What does this care symbol mean?
Do not dry clean
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not wash
What does this care symbol mean?
Hand wash only
Wash on a permanent press cycle
Wash on a delicate / gentle cycle
Wash at a high temperature
