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Synthetic fibres and plastics

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

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1.

Fibres that are made by human beings are called (a)  

2.

Most fibres are obtained from

a)

Coal, petroleum and natural gas

b)

Coal, water and air

c)

Coal, petroleum, water

3.

Synthetic fibre consists of multiple units which are joined to form a single unit called (a)  

4.

Examples of synthetic fibre

a)

Silk wool and rubber

b)

Rayon nylon polyester acrylic and spandex

5.

Rayon is also called as (a)  

6.

Rayon is prepared from

(a)  

7.

Cellulose comes from

(a)  

8.

Properties of rayon

a)

It is shiny and lustrous and waterproof

b)

It is elastic in nature

c)

It is shiny and lustrous, it absorbs sweat

9.

Uses of rayon

a)

Rayon is used for making suits jacket scarves home furnishing

b)

Used for making wires tennis rackets ropes fishing nets

10.

(a)   was the first true synthetic fibre

11.

Nylon was first produced in the (a)  

12.

Nylon is prepared at the (a)   company

13.

Nylon was prepared from

a)

Coal, water and air

b)

Coal petroleum and natural gas

14.

Properties of nylon

a)

Elastic, lustrous and waterproof

b)

Elastic, lustrous and shiny

15.

Uses of nylon

a)

Bandages, bed sheets

b)

Making of socks, tents, umbrella

16.

(a)   is a group of different synthetic fibres

17.

The most commonly used polyester is

(a)  

18.

Blend of terylene and cotton

(a)  

19.

Terylene is blended with wool to make

(a)  

20.

Properties of polyester

a)

Strong lightweight and has good elasticity

b)

Strong lightweight waterproof and elastic

21.

Uses of polyester

a)

Used for making swimming costumes bed sheets badminton wire

b)

Used for making lightweight sales used for making magnetic recording tapes ,video cassettes and floppy disks

22.

(a)   is used for making conveyor belts

23.

(a)   is commonly used for making shirt skirts and other dress materials

24.

(a)   is used for making formal suits

25.

Acrylic fibres also known as ______ and ______

(a)  

26.

Properties of acrylic fibre

a)

Warm soft light and flexible

b)

Warm soft elastic and flexible

27.

Uses of acrylic fibre

a)

Used for making sweaters socks shawls carpets and blankets

b)

Used for making socks bed sheets

28.

Spandex also known as (a)  

29.

Spandex was invented by the (a)  

30.

Spandex was invented in the year

(a)  

31.

Properties of spandex

a)

Strong lightweight and racist wrinkling

b)

Used for making swimming costumes good elasticity

32.

In plastic the arrangement of individual units may be____

a)

Linear or cross linked

b)

Linear or straight linked

33.

_____ polymers have side chains

a)

Cross linked polymers

b)

Straight linked polymers

c)

Linear linked polymers

34.

Cross linked polymers are how many types

a)

2

b)

3

35.

______ and _____ are types of plastics

(a)  

36.

PET (a)  

37.

HDP (a)  

38.

LDPE

(a)  

39.

PVC (a)  

40.

PP (a)  

41.

PS (a)  

42.

Plastics are

a)

Non biodegradable

b)

Biodegradable

43.

Burning of plastic releases

a)

Toxic gases

b)

Waste gases

c)

Natural gases

44.

____ and ____ are two ways of countering the harmful effects associated with plastic disposal

a)

Burning plastics and not using repeated plastics

b)

Reducing the usage of plastics and recycling plastic objects

45.

To a recycling of plastic garbage two types of beams are made available by the municipality. what are they

a)

Green bin and blue bin

b)

Red and green bin

c)

Blue and red bin

46.

Biodegradable waste such as food items should be thrown in_____ bin

a)

Blue bin

b)

Green bin

47.

Recyclable waste such as plastic and glass should be thrown in____

a)

Blue bin

b)

Green bin

48.

Plastics are accumulated on

a)

Land blocks and drain water from seeping into the ground

b)

Land polluted air air and fire

49.

Most plastics are

a)

Flammable

b)

Inflammable

50.

Plastics are are _____ conductors of electricity

a)

Poor

b)

Good