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Laundry and Dry Cleaning Fun Facts

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of laundry?

a)

To decorate living spaces.

b)

To create fabric art pieces.

c)

To store clothes for future use.

d)

To clean clothes and textiles.

2.

Which item is typically washed in a washing machine?

a)

clothes

b)

toys

c)

dishes

d)

cars

3.

What does dry cleaning use instead of water?

a)

Solvents (e.g., perchloroethylene) instead of water.

b)

Steam only

c)

Soap and water

d)

Baking soda solution

4.

What is a common fabric that should be dry cleaned?

a)

Cotton

b)

Silk

c)

Polyester

d)

Linen

5.

What is the first step in doing laundry?

a)

Wash the clothes in hot water.

b)

Dry the clothes before washing them.

c)

Iron the clothes before sorting them.

d)

Sort the clothes by color and fabric type.

6.

What does the care label on clothing tell you?

a)

The care label indicates the brand of the clothing.

b)

The care label shows the price of the clothing.

c)

The care label provides information about the clothing's size.

d)

The care label tells you how to wash, dry, and care for the clothing.

7.

Why is it important to separate colors when doing laundry?

a)

To increase the washing machine's efficiency

b)

It is important to separate colors to prevent dye transfer and ensure effective washing.

c)

To make laundry smell better

d)

To reduce the amount of detergent needed

8.

What is a laundry detergent used for?

a)

A laundry detergent is used for cleaning clothes and fabrics.

b)

To soften fabrics during washing

c)

To enhance the color of clothes

d)

To remove wrinkles from clothes

9.

What is the purpose of fabric softener?

a)

To add color to fabrics

b)

To make clothes smell stronger

c)

To increase drying time

d)

The purpose of fabric softener is to soften fabrics and reduce static cling.

10.

How often should you wash your bed sheets?

a)

Once a month

b)

Every 1 to 2 weeks

c)

Only when they look dirty

d)

Every 3 to 4 weeks