Question

II) Name the following :

a) Two wool giving animals.

b) Two Indian breeds of sheep.

c) Two types of silk.
d) Name the most common silk.

e) Bacterium which causes sorter’s disease.

f) The country from where silk industry started.

g) Process of taking out silk – threads from cocoon.


III) Write true or false:

a)Sot silk yarn is strong as comparable thread of steel. { }

b)Shearing hurts the sheep. { }

c)Small fluffy fibres are called burrs. { }


VI) Define :

a) Shearing

b) ScriCulture.

c) Selective Breeding

d) Rearing​

Answer 1

Explanation:

II) Name the following :

a) Two wool giving animals.

b) Two Indian breeds of sheep.

c) Two types of silk.

d) Name the most common silk.

e) Bacterium which causes sorter’s disease.

f) The country from where silk industry started.

g) Process of taking out silk – threads from cocoon.

III) Write true or false:

a)Sot silk yarn is strong as comparable thread of steel. { }

b)Shearing hurts the sheep. { }

c)Small fluffy fibres are called burrs. { }

VI) Define :

a) Shearing

b) ScriCulture.

c) Selective Breeding

d) Rearing

Answer 2

Explanation:

II) *Name the following*

A= Yak, Angora

B= Vembur, Mecheri

C= Natural, Artificial

D= Mulberry silk

E= China

F= Reeling