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Fibre to Fabric - 2

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 34mins

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1.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the first statement of this video clip?

a)

We will start with our topic jute production.

b)

We'll start with Jute production. This is a jute plant which grows six feet to ten feet in height.

c)

Jute bags, Rope, mats etc are all made of jute.

d)

Jute like cotton is a plant product that is; it is a natural fiber

e)

Jute as a fiber is very strong and can be used to make sacks for packing and storing grains.

2.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the second statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

We'll start with Jute production. This is a jute plant that grows six feet to ten feet in height.

c)

Jute bags, Rope, mats, etc are all made of jute.

d)

Jute like cotton is a plant product that is; it is a natural fiber

e)

Jute as a fiber is very strong and can be used to make sacks for packing and storing grains.

3.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the third statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute bags, Rope, mats, etc are all made of jute.

d)

Jute like cotton is a plant product that is; it is a natural fiber

e)

Jute as a fiber is very strong and can be used to make sacks for packing and storing grains.

4.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the fourth statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute like cotton is a plant product that is; it is a natural fiber

e)

Jute as a fiber is very strong and can be used to make sacks for packing and storing grains.

5.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the fifth statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

Jute as a fiber is very strong and can be used to make sacks for packing and storing grains.

6.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the sixth statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

The jute plant is harvested at the flowering stage.

7.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the sixth statement of this video clip?

a)

How is jute produced?

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

The jute plant is normally harvested when it is at the flowering stage.

8.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the seventh statement of this video clip?

a)

Farmers separate the stems from the rest of the plant.

b)

The jute fiber is obtained from the stem of the Jute plant.

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

The jute plant is normally harvested when it is at the flowering stage.

9.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the eighth statement of this video clip?

a)

Farmers separate the stems from the rest of the plant.

b)

Jute fibres that come from the bark of plants are naturally glued

together by a sticky substance

c)

Jute grows well in different types of soils from clay to sandy. It grows well in alluvial soil.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

The jute plant is normally harvested when it is at the flowering stage.

10.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the ninth statement of this video clip?

a)

Farmers separate the stems from the rest of the plant.

b)

Jute fibers that come from the bark of plants are naturally glued

together by a sticky substance

c)

To remove the sticky substance, the stems are kept immersed in water for a few days.

d)

Jute grows well in regions where it rains a lot.

e)

The jute plant is normally harvested when it is at the flowering stage.

11.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the tenth statement of this video clip?

a)

Farmers separate the stems from the rest of the plant.

b)

Jute fibers that come from the bark of plants are naturally glued

together by a sticky substance

c)

To remove the sticky substance, the stems are kept immersed in water for a few days.

d)

After a few days the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

The jute plant is normally harvested when it is at the flowering stage.

12.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the eleventh statement of this video clip?

a)

Farmers separate the stems from the rest of the plant.

b)

Jute fibers that come from the bark of plants are naturally glued

together by a sticky substance

c)

To remove the sticky substance, the stems are kept immersed in water for a few days.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibres is called retting

13.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the twelfth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute fibers that come from the bark of plants are naturally glued

together by a sticky substance

c)

To remove the sticky substance, the stems are kept immersed in water for a few days.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibres is called retting

14.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the thirteenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

To remove the sticky substance, the stems are kept immersed in water for a few days.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibres is called retting

15.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the fourteenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

Bangladesh exports the largest quantity of jute to different countries. Since Bangladesh earns a lot of revenue from

jute, it is called the Golden fibre of Bangladesh.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibres is called retting

16.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the fifteenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

Bangladesh exports the largest quantity of jute to different countries. Since Bangladesh earns a lot of revenue from

jute, it is called the Golden fibre of Bangladesh.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibers is called retting

17.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the sixteenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

Bangladesh exports the largest quantity of jute to different countries. Since Bangladesh earns a lot of revenue from

jute, it is called the Golden fibre of Bangladesh.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibers is called retting

18.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the seventeenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

Bangladesh exports the largest quantity of jute to different countries. Since Bangladesh earns a lot of revenue from

jute; it is called the Golden fibre of Bangladesh.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibers is called retting

19.

What type of climate is needed to grow jute? What is the eighteenth statement of this video clip?

a)

The finished jute fibers are used to make rope, sacks, bags. handicrafts etc

b)

Jute is called the golden fiber because of its golden sheen

c)

Bangladesh exports the largest quantity of jute to different countries. Since Bangladesh earns a lot of revenue from

jute; it is called the Golden fibre of Bangladesh.

d)

After a few days, the fibers are loosened and are extracted.

e)

This process of rotting the stems plant in water to remove the

sticky substance and separate jute fibers is called retting

20.

Why cotton fabrics are preferred for moping in household cleaning? What is the first statement of the audio clip?

a)

Cotton fabrics can soak water

b)

and are coarse and rough

c)

Thus they clean the floor very well.

d)

Cotton is a natural fiber.

21.

Why cotton fabrics are preferred for moping in household cleaning? What is the second statement of the audio clip?

a)

Cotton fabrics can soak water

b)

and are coarse and rough

c)

Thus they clean the floor very well.

d)

Cotton is a natural fiber.

22.

Why cotton fabrics are preferred for moping in household cleaning? What is the third statement of the audio clip?

a)

Cotton fabrics can soak water

b)

and are coarse and rough

c)

Thus they clean the floor very well.

d)

Cotton is a natural fiber.

23.

Write the method of knitting.

a)

by hands

b)

by machines

24.

What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? State the reason. What is the first statement of this video clip?

a)

Knitting can be done both by hands as well as by machines.

b)

Not just for sweaters, knitting is so used in something else!!

c)

If a small string comes out of your old torn socks and you try to remove it by pulling, you will find that the single yarn gets

pulled out continuously.

d)

It seems like there is no stopping to it. This is because it is made out of a single yarn.

e)

So, in knitting, we saw only a single yarn is used.

25.

What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? State the reason. What is the second statement of this video clip?

a)

Knitting can be done both by hands as well as by machines.

b)

Not just for sweaters, knitting is so used in something else!!

c)

If a small string comes out of your old torn socks and you try to remove it by pulling, you will find that the single yarn gets

pulled out continuously.

d)

It seems like there is no stopping to it. This is because it is made out of a single yarn.

e)

So, in knitting, we saw only a single yarn is used.

26.

What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? State the reason. What is the third statement of this video clip?

a)

Knitting can be done both by hands as well as by machines.

b)

Not just for sweaters, knitting is so used in something else!!

c)

If a small string comes out of your old torn socks and you try to remove it by pulling, you will find that the single yarn gets

pulled out continuously.

d)

It seems like there is no stopping to it. This is because it is made out of a single yarn.

e)

So, in knitting, we saw only a single yarn is used.

27.

What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? State the reason. What is the fourth statement of this video clip?

a)

Knitting can be done both by hands as well as by machines.

b)

Not just for sweaters, knitting is so used in something else!!

c)

If a small string comes out of your old torn socks and you try to remove it by pulling, you will find that the single yarn gets

pulled out continuously.

d)

It seems like there is no stopping to it. This is because it is made out of a single yarn.

e)

So, in knitting, we saw only a single yarn is used.

28.

What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? State the reason. What is the fifth statement of this video clip?

a)

Knitting can be done both by hands as well as by machines.

b)

Not just for sweaters, knitting is so used in something else!!

c)

If a small string comes out of your old torn socks and you try to remove it by pulling, you will find that the single yarn gets

pulled out continuously.

d)

It seems like there is no stopping to it. This is because it is made out of a single yarn.

e)

So, in knitting, we saw only a single yarn is used.

29.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the first statement of this video clip?

a)

Fabric is made of many yarns.

b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

30.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the second statement of this video clip?

a)

The process of making yarns from fibers is called spinning


b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

31.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the third statement of this video clip?

a)

The process of making yarns from fibers is called spinning

b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

32.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the fourth statement of this video clip?

a)

The process of making yarns from fibers is called spinning

b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

33.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the fifth statement of this video clip?

a)

The process of making yarns from fibers is called spinning

b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

34.

Why we spin the fibres in order to make yarn? What is the sixth statement of this video clip?

a)

The process of making yarns from fibers is called spinning

b)

and yarn is made of many fibers

c)

But how are fibers obtained? and how are they converted to fabric? let us find out.

d)

Once fibers are obtained from their source they are converted to yarns.

e)

For this fibers are drawn out and twisted together to get the thicker and stronger thread that is yarn

35.

Write the following fibres as natural?

a)

wool jute

b)

nylon, polyester

c)

cotton, silk

d)

linen, coir

e)

acrylic. spandex

36.

Write cotton producing state of India?

(a)  

37.

What are looms? What is the first statement of the audio clip?

a)

Looms are the devices for weaving cloth.

b)

Looms are either hand operated i.e. handlooms

c)

or power-operated i.e. power looms.

38.

What are looms? What is the second statement of the audio clip?

a)

Looms are the devices for weaving cloth.

b)

Looms are either hand operated i.e. handlooms

c)

or power-operated i.e. power looms.

39.

What are looms? What is the third statement of the audio clip?

a)

Looms are the devices for weaving cloth.

b)

Looms are either hand operated i.e. handlooms

c)

or power-operated i.e. power looms.

40.

How silk is obtained from silkworms? What is the first statement of the audio clip?

a)

The cocoons are boiled in water to loosen

b)

the fiber and then spun into yarn

c)

which is woven to form silk fabric.

41.

How silk is obtained from silkworms? What is the second statement of the audio clip?

a)

The cocoons are boiled in water to loosen

b)

the fiber and then spun into yarn

c)

which is woven to form silk fabric.

42.

How silk is obtained from silkworms? What is the third statement of the audio clip?

a)

The cocoons are boiled in water to loosen

b)

the fiber and then spun into yarn

c)

which is woven to form silk fabric.

43.

Why should we wear cotton clothes in summer? What is the first statement of the audio clip?

a)

In summer we sweat a lot.

b)

Cotton clothes absorb sweat well

c)

and let it evaporate.

d)

Thus they keep our body cool.

44.

Why should we wear cotton clothes in summer? What is the second statement of the audio clip?

a)

In summer we sweat a lot.

b)

Cotton clothes absorb sweat well

c)

and let it evaporate.

d)

Thus they keep our body cool.

45.

Why should we wear cotton clothes in summer? What is the third statement of the audio clip?

a)

In summer we sweat a lot.

b)

Cotton clothes absorb sweat well

c)

and let it evaporate.

d)

Thus they keep our body cool.

46.

Why should we wear cotton clothes in summer? What is the fourth statement of the audio clip?

a)

In summer we sweat a lot.

b)

Cotton clothes absorb sweat well

c)

and let it evaporate.

d)

Thus they keep our body cool.

47.

Which material is used for making gunny bags and why? What is the first statement of the audio clip?

a)

Jute fibres are used for making gunny bags

b)

because they are strong

c)

and can holds heavy loads.

48.

Which material is used for making gunny bags and why? What is the second statement of the audio clip?

a)

Jute fibres are used for making gunny bags

b)

because they are strong

c)

and can holds heavy loads.

49.

Which material is used for making gunny bags and why? What is the third statement of the audio clip?

a)

Jute fibres are used for making gunny bags

b)

because they are strong

c)

and can holds heavy loads.

50.

Retting is needed to extract silk

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Retting is carried out in jute

a)

after weaving

b)

after spinning

c)

before spinning

52.

Which of these is a synthetic fibre? (choose any that apply)

a)

polyester

b)

nylon

c)

rayon

d)

acrylic

53.

The process of separation of cotton fibres from seeds is known as

a)

Spinning

b)

Weaving

c)

Knitting

d)

Ginning

54.

The process of soaking jute stalks in water to let those rot.

a)

Ginning

b)

Retting

c)

Beating

d)

Rotting

55.

Yarn is made from fibres.

a)

true

b)

false

56.

Which one is thinner

a)

Fabric

b)

Fibre

c)

Yarn

d)

All are of same size

57.

After spinning yarn are used for making

a)

Fibres

b)

Fabrics

c)

Both fibres and fabrics

d)

None of these

58.

A Fabric is made up of

a)

Thread

b)

Yarn

c)

Hair

d)

Coir

59.

The thin strands of yarn that we see are made up of still thinner strands called

a)

Coir

b)

Thread

c)

Hair

d)

Fibre

60.

The process of removing seed from cotton is called ginning.

a)

True

b)

False

61.

The harvested stalks of the the jute plant are soaked in water for a few days until they start rotting. This process is called

a)

retting

b)

ginning

c)

knitting

62.

Yarn is made from fibres.

a)

true

b)

false

63.

Spinning is the process of making fibres

a)

True

b)

False

64.

Fabric is made by weaving or knitting the yarns.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

Fibre are twisted together to make yarns.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

Why seeds are removed from cotton balls?

a)

Cotton seeds are removed from cotton balls to make an even and uniform fabric.

b)

Cotton is a fruit

c)

Cotton is a natural fibre and therefore seeds are removed