Question

Fill in the Blanks :-

1. _________ and ________ are animal fibres.

2. Wool is collected from the sheep by cutting with clippers is called __________.

3. The art of rearing silk worm on a commercial scale is known as _____________.

4. The process of shedding skin is called ____________.

5. Reeling is the process of collecting silken thread from the ___________.

6. Nylon and rayon are ______________ fibres whereas cotton and wool are __________ fibres.

7. Throwing is a way of twisting ___________ threads.

8. The largest producer of silk in the world is __________.

9. _____________ is the strongest natural fibre.

10. A silkworm eats ____________ times its initial weight is six week.​

Answer 1

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1.-pashmina and wool

2.shearing

3.sericulture

4.moulting

5.cocoon braves

6.a.synthetic fibres

b.natural fibres

7.cotton

8.china

9.spider silk

10.two-three times a day

Answer 2

1. Wool and pashmina are animal fibres.

2. Wool is collected from the sheep by cutting with clippers is called shearing.

3. The art of rearing silk worm on a commercial scale is known as sericulture.

4. The process of shedding skin is called moulting.

5. Reeling is the process of collecting silken thread from the cocoon braves.

6. Nylon and rayon are synthethic fibres whereas cotton and wool are natural fibres.

7. Throwing is a way of twisting cotton threads.

8. The largest producer of silk in the world is china.

9. Spider silk is the strongest natural fibre.

10. A silkworm eats two to three times its initial weight is six week.