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What characteristic is true about cotton fibers?
What characteristic is true about cotton fibers?
- They are soft, fine, and white in color. (correct)
- They are derived from the stem of the plant.
- They are known for their luster.
- They originate from cold environments.
Which of the following is a factor in the cultivation of cotton?
Which of the following is a factor in the cultivation of cotton?
- It prefers dry and arid conditions.
- It thrives in warm and humid environments above 30°C. (correct)
- It is a perennial plant.
- It is grown primarily in cool climates.
What is a distinguishing feature of flax fibers?
What is a distinguishing feature of flax fibers?
- They are derived from cotton pods.
- They are primarily used for animal feed.
- They are short and curly.
- They produce fabrics known for their strength and straightness. (correct)
Which animal fiber is produced by silkworms?
Which animal fiber is produced by silkworms?
What is true about the properties of cotton fabrics?
What is true about the properties of cotton fabrics?
Which statement correctly describes flax fibers?
Which statement correctly describes flax fibers?
What is a primary use for cotton in textile production?
What is a primary use for cotton in textile production?
Which of the following environments is ideal for growing cotton?
Which of the following environments is ideal for growing cotton?
What does 'northern silk' refer to?
What does 'northern silk' refer to?
Which of the following animal fibers is known for its luxurious feel and is derived from goats?
Which of the following animal fibers is known for its luxurious feel and is derived from goats?
Flashcards
Plant Fibers
Plant Fibers
Fibers derived from plants, like cotton and flax.
Cotton
Cotton
A soft, white natural fiber from a one-year plant, used in fabrics and other products.
Flax
Flax
A strong, long fiber from the stem of a one-year plant, used in strong fabrics.
Animal Fibers
Animal Fibers
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Silk
Silk
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Wool
Wool
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Cotton Fabric
Cotton Fabric
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Textile Industry
Textile Industry
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Cotton plant height
Cotton plant height
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Cotton fiber origin
Cotton fiber origin
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Flax fiber source
Flax fiber source
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Flax fiber strength
Flax fiber strength
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Cotton plant climate
Cotton plant climate
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Silk source
Silk source
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Wool origin
Wool origin
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Cotton fabric luster
Cotton fabric luster
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Cotton yarn consistency
Cotton yarn consistency
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Study Notes
Natural Fibers
- Natural fibers are categorized into plant and animal fibers
- Plant fibers include cotton and flax
- Animal fibers include silk from the silkworm's cocoon, wool from sheep, goats, or camels
- Cotton is a one-year plant with fibers on the seed of the plant
- The cotton seed has a fluffy covering of fibers
- Cotton cloth is soft and not very shiny; fibers are of similar thickness
- Flax is a short plant with fibers on the stem
- Flax fibers are smooth, long, and strong
- Flax cloth has a characteristic sheen
- Cotton is native to India
- Cotton grows well in warm, humid conditions
- Flax is also called the "north silk"
Other Fibers
- Chemical fibers are made from wood pulp, petroleum, or coal.
- Examples include rayon, nylon and polyester
- Different materials like wood, petroleum, and coal are used
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