fibre to fibric CBSE 6th class mcq

Q1. The process of making yarn from fibers is called....

A) Winnowing

B) Threading

C) Ginning

D) Spinning

Q2. From which part of the plant cotton obtained?

A) Flower

B) Fruit

C) Stem

D) Root

Q3. Which of the following is synthetic fiber?

A) Nylon

B) Wool

C) Silk

D) Jute

Q4. Cotton and jute are examples of fibers obtained from..

A) sheep

B) animal

C) plant

D) Silkworm

Q5. .....and......are some examples of synthetic fibre.

A) cotton,jute

B) wool,silk

C) cotton,jute

D) nylon, polyester

Q6. Jute fibre is obtained from the....... of the jute plant.

A) root

B) flower

C) stem

D) fruit

Q7. Charkha was popularised by ...... as a part of the Independence movement.

A) Mahatma Gandhi

B) Lokmanya Tilak

C) Mahatma Fule

D) Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar

Q8. Wool is obtained from the fleece of......

A) Rabbit

B) camel

C) yak

D) sheep

Q9. The fibres which are not obtained from plants and animals are called.........

A) natural fibre

B) synthetic fibre

C) silk fibre

D) thick fibre

Q10. The process of arranging two sets of yarns together to make a fabric is called......

A) knitting

B) spinning

C) weaving

D) ginning

Q11.........fibre is drawned from the cuccon of silkworm.

A) nylon

B) silk

C) wool

D) synthetic

Q12. Polyster is natural fibre

A) True

B) False

Q13.Which of the following item is made from coconut fiber?

A) silk and wool

B) shirt and frock

C) mats and ropes

D) saree and dhoti

Q14. The process of seperating fibres from the plant parts is called.........

A) ginning

B) weaving

C) spinning

D) knitting

Q15. Which type of soil is used to grow cotton plants?

A) sandy soil

B) black soil

C) silt soil

D) loam soil

Q16. In India,jute is mainly grown in Kerala and........

A) Punjab

B) Andhra Pradesh

C) Haryana

D) Karnataka

Q17. Which of the following is natural fibre?

A) Jute

B) nylon

C) Reyon

D) Crypton

Q18. This fibre is obtained from the coconut plant.

A) jute

B) wool

C) coir

D) flax

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