Question

1.
B. Name the following:
Bale made by compressing the ginned cotton.
2. A green structure left when the petals of cotton plant fall.
3. Along loose strand of cotton made from the combed cotton.
4. The process of removing cotton seeds from raw cotton.
5. The process of twisting the fibres.
C. Write True or False:
1.
Early men were unknown about the clothes.
2.
Synthetic fibres dry faster than cotton runol​

Answer 1

Answer:

bale made by compressing the ginnsd cotton

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Cotton Bale

2. Cotton bolls

3. Sliver of cotton

4. Ginning

5. Spinning

The first statement is False.

The second statement is True.

Explanation:

• The fibres that cover cotton plant seeds, which emerge in a spherical, fluffy structure once the seeds are fully developed, are the source of cotton.
• Bolls, the fibrous protective covering that encloses cotton seeds, are used by manufacturers of cotton fabric to create this cloth.
• Producers must first remove the cotton seed from the boll before using it to make cotton cloth.
• From agricultural fields, machines may harvest cotton bolls, and other machines can subsequently separate the seeds from the bolls.
• Cotton is delivered to a textile manufacturing plant after being cleaned until it is made entirely of pure cotton fibres, free of seeds or garbage.
• The raw cotton is carded at this factory, which is the process of separating cotton fibres into lengthy strands.
• These strands are then spun to produce yarn.

This is the cotton manufacturing process.

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