14 Questions
Which natural fiber is valued for its strength, lustre, durability, and moisture absorbency?
Flax (Linen)
Which natural fiber is one of the cheapest and is second only to cotton in amount produced?
Jute
Which natural fiber is made from the outer shell of the coconut and is characterized as lightweight, brittle, strong, and elastic?
Coir
Which natural fiber is comfortable to wear, absorbs water, and resists static electricity build-up but wrinkles easily?
Cotton
What is abacá?
A type of natural fiber extracted from the leaf stalks of a plant
What unique advantages does bagasse fiber have?
Sustainability, environment friendliness, and low cost
What can bamboo fiber offer?
Natural UV protection and sustainability
In what products is abacá commonly used?
Tea bags and filter paper
From which plant is piña fiber derived?
Pineapple
Which natural fiber is known as the 'golden fiber'?
Jute
What is kapok mainly used for?
Fill for pillows, quilts, and other bedding
Which type of fibers are alpaca, angora, and silk classified as?
Animal based fibers
What is asbestos primarily composed of?
Long, thin fibers
For what end uses is kenaf fiber commonly used?
Twine, Sackcloth, Sacking, Cordage, Hessian, Upholstery
Test your knowledge of natural fibers such as coir and cotton, including their features, uses, and classifications. Learn about the properties of these plant-based fibers and their applications in various products like rugs, ropes, upholstery stuffing, and clothing.
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