10 Questions
What are synthetic fibres?
Synthetic fibres are man-made fibres that are created through chemical processes.
Name some natural fibres.
Some examples of natural fibres are cotton, silk, wool, and jute.
List some common articles made from fibres.
Common articles made from fibres include clothing, carpets, curtains, and towels.
What is the difference between natural and artificial fibres?
Natural fibres are obtained from plants or animals, while artificial fibres are created through chemical processes.
Why are some fibres labeled as artificial?
Some fibres are labeled as artificial because they are not naturally occurring and are instead created through human intervention.
What is the purpose of Table 3.1 in the text?
To separate common articles made from fibres into those made from natural fibres and those made from artificial fibres.
Describe the similarity between a necklace of beads and a chain of paper clips.
Both are examples of a uniform pattern formed by joining individual pieces together.
Why are some fibres labeled as artificial?
Because they are made from synthetic materials and are not obtained from natural sources.
What is the main difference between natural and artificial fibres?
Natural fibres are obtained from natural sources, while artificial fibres are made from synthetic materials.
What is the purpose of fibres in making household articles?
Fibres are used to make a wide variety of household articles.
Test your knowledge about synthetic fibres and plastics! Learn about the different types of fibres used in clothing and household items, including natural and artificial sources. Can you identify common articles made from fibres? Take the quiz to find out!
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