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T-Shirt Data

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many T-shirts are sold globally each year? Annually, we sell and buy _______ T-shirts globally.

a)

2 billion

b)

200 million

c)

10 billion

d)

500 million

2.

What does it mean that 2 billion T-shirts are sold annually?

a)

The classic white cotton T-shirt is rare

b)

The classic white cotton T-shirt is one of the most common garments in the world

c)

T-shirts are not popular

d)

Only a few people wear T-shirts

3.

Fill in the blank: The first stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

FARM

b)

STORE

c)

FACTORY

d)

TRUCK

4.

Fill in the blank: The second stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

HARVEST

b)

DESIGN

c)

PACKAGING

d)

RETAIL

5.

Fill in the blank: The third stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

GIN (SEPARATE)

b)

DYE (COLOR)

c)

WEAVE (FABRICATE)

d)

PACK (SHIP)

6.

Fill in the blank: The fourth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

MILL (SPIN, COMB)

b)

PACKAGING

c)

RETAIL

d)

DYEING

7.

Fill in the blank: The fifth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

MANUFACTURED (WEAVE, DYE)

b)

PACKAGED FOR SALE

c)

RETAIL DISPLAY

d)

CONSUMER USE

8.

Fill in the blank: The sixth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

MANUFACTURED (SEWN IN SHIRT)

b)

PACKAGED FOR SALE

c)

DYED AND PRINTED

d)

COTTON HARVESTED

9.

Fill in the blank: The seventh stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

DISTRIBUTION

b)

MANUFACTURING

c)

RECYCLING

d)

PACKAGING

10.

Fill in the blank: The eighth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

STORE

b)

COTTON FARM

c)

DYEING

d)

PACKAGING

11.

Fill in the blank: The ninth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

HOME-CONSUMER

b)

MANUFACTURING

c)

RECYCLING

d)

PACKAGING

12.

Fill in the blank: The tenth stage in the life cycle of a T-shirt is _______.

a)

LAUNDRY ROOM

b)

COTTON FIELD

c)

PACKAGING

d)

RETAIL STORE

13.

Where does a T-shirt begin its life?

a)

Factory

b)

Farm

c)

Store

d)

School

14.

In which countries is cotton for T-shirts commonly grown?

a)

United States, China, India

b)

Brazil, Canada, Russia

c)

Australia, Egypt, France

d)

Mexico, Japan, Germany

15.

Cotton seeds are ______ (planted), irrigated (watered), and grown to produce fluffy bolls.

a)

sewn

b)

sown

c)

shown

d)

sworn

16.

According to the passage, how does the harvest take place?

a)

By hand

b)

By large self-driving machines that harvest (pick) the cotton

c)

By animals

d)

By wind

17.

Fill in the blank: The average cost of a combine harvester is _______.

a)

$1.3 million (for new John Deere combines)

b)

$50,000 (for used models)

c)

$100,000 (for small tractors)

d)

$500,000 (for mid-range models)

18.

New John Deere combines are priced at $1.3 million stock.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

What does the cotton gin machine do?

a)

It plants cotton seeds

b)

It separates the bolls from the cotton seed

c)

It waters the cotton plants

d)

It dyes the cotton

20.

The cotton gin presses cotton into ______ kg bales.

a)

225

b)

100

c)

500

d)

350

21.

According to the information provided, what does cotton require in huge amounts?

a)

Water

b)

Fertilizer

c)

Sunlight

d)

Sand

22.

How many liters of water are needed to produce the average t-shirt?

a)

1,000 liters

b)

2,700 liters

c)

5,000 liters

d)

10,000 liters

23.

Cotton uses more pesticides than any other crop.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Pesticides can harm the health of ________ workers.

a)

field

b)

office

c)

factory

d)

bank

25.

Fill in the blank: Pesticides can damage the surrounding ________ system.

a)

eco

b)

digestive

c)

solar

d)

nervous

26.

What is the process called where cotton is blended, carded, combed, pulled, stretched, and twisted into ropes of yarn?

a)

Slivers

b)

Ginning

c)

Weaving

d)

Spinning

27.

Usually, the cotton is shipped to which countries for processing in mills?

a)

USA and Canada

b)

China and India

c)

Brazil and Egypt

d)

Australia and Turkey

28.

High-tech machines are used in the cotton mill process.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

What are the main steps involved in processing cotton in a mill?

a)

Blend, card, comb, pull, stretch, twist the cotton into ropes of yarn called slivers.

b)

Wash, dye, cut, and sew the cotton into fabric.

c)

Harvest, dry, press, and pack the cotton for shipping.

d)

Soak, ferment, grind, and bake the cotton fibers.

30.

What is sent to the mill during the manufacturing process?

a)

Yarn

b)

Paper

c)

Plastic

d)

Metal

31.

What do huge circular knitting machines weave yarn into?

a)

Grey sheets of rough fabric

b)

Colorful silk scarves

c)

Woolen socks

d)

Cotton towels

32.

After weaving, how are the grey sheets of rough fabric treated?

a)

With heat and chemicals until they turn soft and white

b)

They are immediately dyed with bright colors

c)

They are cut into small pieces and sold as scraps

d)

They are packed and sent directly to stores

33.

Where is cloth shipped to for manufacturing into shirts?

a)

Bangladesh, China, India & Turkey

b)

USA, UK, Canada & Australia

c)

France, Germany, Italy & Spain

d)

Japan, South Korea, Vietnam & Thailand

34.

Which country is the largest exporter of manufactured shirts?

a)

China

b)

Bangladesh

c)

India

d)

Turkey

35.

Refer to the image of workers in a factory. What activity are they performing?

a)

Stitching cloth into T-shirts

b)

Packing electronic gadgets

c)

Assembling cars

d)

Baking bread

36.

According to the passage, shirts are sent to which type of countries to sell them for a profit?

a)

Low income countries

b)

High income countries

c)

Middle income countries

d)

All countries

37.

According to the passage, shirts are distributed by which of the following methods?

a)

Ship, Truck & Train

b)

Airplane, Bicycle & Car

c)

Bus, Subway & Helicopter

d)

None of the above

38.

What percentage of global carbon emissions is accounted for by clothing production?

a)

5%

b)

10%

c)

20%

d)

50%

39.

By how much did garment production increase from 1994 to 2014?

a)

100%

b)

200%

c)

400%

d)

800%

40.

Garment production reached how many garments per year by 2014?

a)

8 billion

b)

80 billion

c)

800 million

d)

8 million

41.

Fill in the blank: Garment production increased by _____% from 1994 to 2014.

a)

400%

b)

100%

c)

250%

d)

600%

42.

EXPORTER SELL TO ______.

a)

STORES

b)

FARMERS

c)

STUDENTS

d)

PATIENTS

43.

STORES SELL TO ______. (Fill in the blank)

a)

CUSTOMERS

b)

EMPLOYEES

c)

SUPPLIERS

d)

MANAGERS

44.

According to the consumer stats, how much did the average American spend on NEW clothing and footwear in 2023?

a)

$400

b)

$800

c)

$1,600

d)

$2,000

45.

According to the consumer stats, the same new clothing purchased SECOND HAND might be 50% to 75% off and cost ______ to $800.

a)

$400

b)

$100

c)

$200

d)

$600

46.

Fill in the blank: One way to be an environmentally friendly home-consumer is to purchase clothing ______ hand.

a)

2nd

b)

1st

c)

fresh

d)

brand new

47.

Fill in the blank: Buy products made with ______ materials or organic to be a responsible home-consumer.

a)

recycle

b)

plastic

c)

synthetic

d)

artificial

48.

Fill in the blank: Line dry clothing to save ______.

a)

energy

b)

water

c)

time

d)

money

49.

Fill in the blank: Donate ______ instead of throwing them away.

a)

clothing

b)

food

c)

books

d)

toys

50.

Fill in the blank: Reuse clothing as ______ tools to reduce waste.

a)

cleaning

b)

cooking

c)

writing

d)

measuring