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Class 6 Science Objective Chapter – 3 Fibre to Fabric
1. Which one of the following is a synthetic fibre?
( A ) Nylon
( B ) Rayon
( C ) Polyester
( D ) All of these correct
Ans – ( A )
2.The process of rettmg is done to obtain
( A ) wool
( B ) jute
( C ) cotton
( D ) silk
Ans – ( B )
3.Name the device used by Mahatma Gandhi for spinning
( A ) takli
( B ) charkha
( C ) handloom
( D ) knitting
Ans – ( B )
4.Which is a natural fibre?
( A ) Silk
( B ) Nylon
( C ) Rayon
( D ) All of these
Ans – ( A )
5. Which is a natural fibre?
( A ) Silk
( B ) Nylon
(C ) Rayon
( D ) All of these
Ans – ( A )
6.Socks, sweaters and T-shirts are made of:
( A ) spinning fabrics
( B ) knitted fabrics
( C ) weaving fabrics
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
7. The clothes are made up of thinner and thinner strands called
( A ) yarn
( B ) thread
( C ) fibre
( D ) fabric
Ans – ( C )
8.Number of yams used to make fabric by weaving and knitting are
( A ) two sets of yams in each case
( B ) single yam in each case
( C ) two sets of yams in weaving and single in knitting
( D ) single yam in weaving and two sets in knitting
Ans – ( C )
9.How many years ago people start wearing shaped clothing ?
( A ) About 40,000 to 50,000 years ago
( B ) About 20,000 to 30,000 years ago
( C ) About 10,000 to 20,000 years ago
( D ) About 50,000 to 60,000 years ago
Ans – ( A )
10. Separation of fibres of cotton from its seeds is known as
( A ) weaving
( B ) spinning
(C ) knitting
( D ) ginning
Ans – ( D )
11.The process of retting is done to obtain
( A ) wool
( B ) jute
( C ) cotton
( D ) silk
Ans – ( B )
12.How many stages cloth making was developed in terms of raw materials ?
( A ) three
( B ) four
( C ) two
( D ) five
Ans – ( A )
13. Jute fibres are obtaine from
( A ) stem of jute plant
( B ) seeds of jute plant
(C ) fruit covering of jute plant
( D ) roots of jute plant
Ans – ( A )
14.Spinning can be done manually by
( A ) charkhcz
( B ) handloom
( C ) gin
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
15.What did early Indians and Egyptians wore ?
( A ) Light fabrics out of cotton
( B ) Woollen clothes
( C ) Both ( A ) and (b)
( D ) None of these
Ans – ( A )
16. Number of yarns used to make fabric by weaving and knitting are
( A ) two sets of yarns in each case
( B ) single yarn in each case
(C ) two sets of yarns in weaving and single in knitting
( D ) single yarn in weaving and two sets in knitting
Ans – ( C )
17.Single yarn is used to make
( A ) trousers
( B ) shirt
( C ) sweater
( D ) kurta
Ans – ( C )
18. Weaving of fabric is done in
( A ) handlooms
( B ) power looms
(C ) both ( A ) and ( B )
( D ) takli
Ans – ( C )
19. Which one is spinning device?
( A ) Takli
( B ) Loom
(C ) Charkha
( D ) Both ( A ) and (c)
Ans – ( D )
20.Ropes and coir in mattresses are made from:
( A ) cotton fibres
( B ) jute fibres
( C ) coconut
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( C )
21.Separation of fibres of cotton from its seeds is known as
( A ) weaving
( B ) spinning
( C ) knitting
( D ) ginning
Ans – ( D )
22. Which of the following is a plant fibre?
( A ) Wool
( B ) Silk
(C ) Cotton
( D ) Nylon
Ans – ( C )
23.Jute fibres are obtained from
( A ) stem of jute plants
( B ) seeds of jute plants
( C ) fruit of jute plants
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
24. The right time to cut jute plants is
( A ) matured stage
( B ) before flowering stage
(C ) flowering stage
( D ) any time after flowering
Ans – ( C )
25.Which of the following is a natural fibre?
( A ) Silk
( B ) Nylon
( C ) Rayon
( D ) All of these
Ans – ( C )
26.Which of the following states cultivates cotton?
( A ) Tamil Nadu
( B ) Bhopal
( C ) Bihar
( D ) Assam
Ans – ( A )
27.The yarn is wound on big reels are called:
( A ) silver
( B ) bobbins
( C ) bailing
( D ) retting
Ans – ( B )
28.From which parts of the plant cotton are obtained?
( A ) stem
( B ) seeds
( C ) leaves
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
29.Which type of soil is suitable for growing cotton?
( A ) Red soil
( B ) Yellow soil
( C ) Black soil
( D ) Brown soil
Ans – ( C )
30.Compression of raw cotton fibres into bundles is:
( A ) bailing
( B ) bobbins
( C ) silver
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
31.Which fibre is used for making artificial fibres?
( A ) Jute
( B ) Cotton
( C ) Polyester
( D ) Rayon
Ans – ( B )
32.Rotting out of gummy spin of jute stem to separate fibres is:
( A ) bobbins
( B ) bailing
( C ) retting
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
33.Which of the following fibre is the most cheapest and affordable fibre?
( A ) Cotton
( B ) Silk
( C ) Jute
( D ) All of these
Ans – ( C )
34.A single yarn is used to make a piece of fabric is:
( A ) gimming
( B ) spinning
( C ) weaving
( D ) knitting
Ans – ( D )
35.Silk is obtained from an insect called
( A ) silkmoth
( B ) leech
( C ) earthworm
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
36.A machine is used for weaving of fabrics is:
( A ) loom
( B ) takli
( C ) charkha
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
37.The cleaning of wool fibres with the help of mild detergents and chemicals is called
( A ) Shearing
( B ) Scouring
( C ) Ginning
( D ) Rearing
Ans – ( B )
38.Some fibres such as cotton, jute, silk and wool obtained from plants and animals are called:
( A ) synthetic fibres
( B ) natural fibres
( C ) silver
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
39.Silk moth feeds on
( A ) rose plants
( B ) mulberry leaves
( C ) cotton boils
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
40.Some fibres made from chemical changes are called:
( A ) synthetics fibres
( B ) natural fibres
( C ) silver
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
41.Lengthwise yarn is called
( A ) weft
( B ) warp
( C ) flax
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
42.Jute is obtained from the of plant.
( A ) branches
( B ) leaves
( C ) stem
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( C )
43.Crosswise yarn is called
( A ) weft
( B ) warp
( C ) jute
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
44.Name the jute plant.
( A ) plastic
( B ) paper
( C ) patsun
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( C )
45.One of the following fabrics burns by giving the smell of burning paper. This fabric is made up of:
( A ) cotton
( B ) silk
( C ) wool
( D ) jute
Ans – ( A )
46.‘Patsun’ is cultivated during the season.
( A ) winter
( B ) rainy
( C ) summer
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( B )
47.Which of the following is not a natural fibre?
( A ) Cotton
( B ) Nylon
( C ) Flax
( D ) Wool
Ans – ( B )
48.In which soil jute plant grow ?
( A ) black soil
( B ) loamy soil
( C ) white soil
( D ) alluvial
Ans – ( D )
49.Which of the following is not a synthetic fibre?
( A ) Nylon
( B ) Flax
( C ) Polyester
( D ) Orion
Ans – ( B )
50.Where is jute grown in India ?
( A ) Bihar
( B ) Assam
( C ) West Bengal
( D ) All of these
Ans – ( D )
51.Manmade fibre is known as:
( A ) natural fibre
( B ) synthetic fibre
( C ) silver fibre
( D ) all of these
Ans – ( B )
52.Cotton and jute fibres obtained from:
( A ) plants
( B ) animals
( C ) both ( A ) and (b)
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
53.Which of the following is obtained from plants?
( A ) Wool
( B ) Silk
( C ) Nylon
( D ) Flax
Ans – ( D )
54.What is the colour of jute fibres ?
( A ) white
( B ) orange
( C ) pale yellow
( D ) black
Ans – ( C )
55.The process of making yarn from fibres is called
( A ) weaving
( B ) ginning
( C ) knitting
( D ) spinning
Ans – ( D )
56.Wool and silk fibres obtained from:
( A ) plants
( B ) animals
( C ) both ( A ) and (b)
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
57………………. is made up of yarns arranged together.
( A ) Yarn
( B ) Cotton
( C ) Fabric
( D ) None of these
Ans – ( A )
58.What is the length of jute fibres ?
( A ) 6-8 feet in length
( B ) 4-6 feet in length
( C ) 2-4 feet in length
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
59.Looms are related to
( A ) ginning
( B ) spinning
( C ) weaving
( D ) knitting
Ans – ( C )
60.Rayon, nylon and polyester are:
( A ) man made fibres
( B ) natural fibres
( C ) bobbins
( D ) none of these
Ans – ( A )
61.Name a simple device used for spinning ?
( A ) charkha
( B ) handloom
( C ) knitting
( D ) takli
Ans – ( D )
