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What are fibers?
What are fibers?
Fibers are the fundamental units of textiles.
Fibers are long and slender.
Fibers are long and slender.
True
What are the smallest entities of textiles?
What are the smallest entities of textiles?
Fibers
Fibers are the only units of matter capable of being spun into yarn or made into fabric.
Fibers are the only units of matter capable of being spun into yarn or made into fabric.
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Definition of Fibers
- Fibers are the fundamental units of textiles.
- Long, slender thread-like structures of cells.
- The smallest entities of textiles we wear.
- Units of matter capable of being spun into yarn or made into fabric by various methods.
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Explore the basic definition and characteristics of fibers, which are essential for understanding textiles. This quiz will delve into fibers as the smallest units of textiles, detailing their structure and significance in yarn and fabric production.