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Question 21 Mark
When stitching was not known, how did people use fabrics available with them?
Answer
When stitching was not known, people simply draped the fabrics around different parts of their body. Many different ways of draping fabrics were used.
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Question 31 Mark
What were the wearings of the people of stone age?
Answer
During the stone age, people wore bark, big leaves of trees or animal skins to keep themselves warm.
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Question 41 Mark
What are natural fibres? Give example.
Answer
The fibres of some fabric are obtained from plants and animals. These are called natural fibres.
For example: Cotton, jute, silk etc.
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Question 51 Mark
What is known as golden fibre?
Answer
Jute is the cheapest natural fibre and is known as the golden fibre.
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Question 61 Mark
What are bales?
Answer
Raw cotton fibres are compressed into bundles of approximately $200\ kg$. These compressed cotton bundles are called bales.
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Question 71 Mark
Why do people prefer to wear woollen clothes in winters?
Answer
Because woollen fibres have air-locking capacity which helps in keeping the body of the wearer warm.
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Question 81 Mark
What will happen if we pull the yarn from torn pair of socks? Why so?
Answer
A single yarn gets pulled out continuously as the fabric gets unravelled. It is because they are made of knitted fabric.
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Question 91 Mark
How are natural fibres better than synthetic fibres?
Answer
The natural fibres absorb sweat, give cooling effect and comfort in all seasons.
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Question 101 Mark
State whether the following statements are true or false. If false, correct them.
Cotton yarn on burning gives an odour similar to that of a burning paper.
Answer
True.
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Question 121 Mark
What is retting?
Answer
The jute plants are made to sink in stagnant water of a pond for few days where the stem rots to separate the fibre. This is called retting.
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Question 141 Mark
What do you mean by ginning?
Answer
Ginning is the process of removal of cotton seeds from the cotton bolls.
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Question 161 Mark
How did early man cover his body?
Answer
In ancient times, people used bark of trees, big leaves or animal skin to cover their bodies.
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MCQ 191 Mark
Which of the following is not a natural fibre?
  • A
    Cotton.
  • B
    Jute.
  • Nylon.
  • D
    Flax.
Answer
Correct option: C.
Nylon.
Explanation:
Cotton, flax and jute are the natural fibres obtained from plants. Nylon is a synthetic fibre.
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Question 241 Mark
Fill in the blanks:
Plant fibres are obtained from $.........$ and $.........$.
Answer
Plant fibres are obtained from fruits and stems.
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Question 251 Mark
State whether the following statements are true or false:
Spinning is a process of making fibres.
Answer
False.
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Question 261 Mark
Where does cotton wool come from?
Answer
Cotton wool is grown in fields. Plants are grown at places having black soil and warm climate.
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Question 271 Mark
Yarn, fabric and fibres are related to each other. Show the relationship by filling the blanks in the following sentence.
Fabric of cotton saree is made by weaving cotton $.........$ which in turn is made by spinning thin cotton $.........$.
Answer
Fabric of cotton saree is made by weaving cotton yarn which in turn is made by spinning thin cotton fibres.
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Question 281 Mark
In which states of India, jute is cultivated?
Answer
West Bengal, Bihar and Assam are the main producers of jute in India.
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Question 291 Mark
In ancient times stitching was not known. People used to simply drape the fabrics around different parts of their body. Even today a number of unstitched fabrics are used by both men and women. Can you give four such examples of clothes?
Answer
Saree, dhoti, lungi, turban, dupatta, towel, etc are the examples of such clothes.
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Question 301 Mark
What do you understand by weft and warp?
Answer
Warp is the yarn placed length-wise in the loom. Weft is the yarn which moves crosswise through the warp.
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Question 311 Mark
When we burn wool, why do we get the smell of hair bum?
Answer
Wool is obtained from the fleece (hair) of sheep, goat, yak, etc. This is the reason why burning of wool gives smell like burning of hair.
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Question 341 Mark
Which type of soil is best suited for jute crop?
Answer
Alluvial soil in the delta regions of rivers like the Ganga and the Brahmaputra are the best for the cultivation of jute.
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Question 351 Mark
What kind of climate and soil are suited for the cultivation of jute?
Answer
Jute is a rainy season crop, grown best in warm and humid climates.
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Question 361 Mark
Define fibres.
Answer
Fibres are thin hair-like threads. They can be straight or curly, smooth or coarse.
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Question 371 Mark
Why are jute plants cut at flowering stage and not on complete maturation?
Answer
Jute plants are cut at the time of flowering stage because a good quality of fibre is obtained at this stage. On complete maturation of plant, fibres of its stem become very hard.
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Question 381 Mark
Name two items that are made from coconut fibre.
Answer
Two items that are made from coconut fibre are:
  1. Ropes
  2. Baskets
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MCQ 401 Mark
Which of the following materials did people use in ancient times for making clothes?
  1. Leaves of trees.
  2. Newspaper.
  3. Metal foils.
  4. Animal skins and furs.
  • A
    $(i)$ and $(ii)$
  • B
    $(i)$ and $(iii)$
  • C
    $(ii)$ and $(iii)$
  • $(i)$ and $(iv)$
Answer
Correct option: D.
$(i)$ and $(iv)$
In ancient times, people used the bark and big leaves of trees or animal skins and furs to cover themselves.
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Question 421 Mark
Why are cotton and woollen clothes rough and silk, rayon, nylon, polyester smooth to touch?
Answer
Roughness of cotton and woollen fibre is due to presence of many folds and uneven surfaces in it. Silk, rayon, nylon and polyester are smooth because they have long plain, fine structure.
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Question 431 Mark
Cotton plants are grown in places having $.........$ soil.
Answer
Cotton plants are grown in places having Black soil.
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Question 441 Mark
Rahul burns a piece of cloth, it gives the odour similar to that of a burning paper. Which fibre is this cloth made of?
Answer
The cloth is made of cotton.
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Question 451 Mark
State whether the following statements are true or false. If false, correct them.
Jute is obtained from the leaves of a plant.
Answer
False.
Explanation:
Jute is obtained from the stem of a jute plant.
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Question 481 Mark
Name the plant from which jute is obtained. From which of its part do we get jute?
Answer
Jute is obtained from ‘Putson’. It is obtained from its stem.
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Question 491 Mark
What is fabric?
Answer
Fabric means a woven material, a textile or other material resembling woven cloth. Fabric is made up of yarns. Fabrics are made by the two main processes known as weaving and knitting.
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Question 501 Mark
Name the clothes which are used as an unstitched piece of fabric even now.
Answer
Saree, dhoti, lungi or turban are the clothes which are used as an unstitched piece of fabric even now.
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