CBSE Class 6 Science Fibre to Fabric MCQs

Question: What happens if wool yarn is burnt

a) It shrinks and burns but does not melt

b) Its does not shrink and melt

c) It has odour of charred meat

d) It has odour of burning paper

Answer: It shrinks and burns but does not melt

Question: What happens if cotton yarn is burnt

a) It does not shrink or melt

b) It shrinks but does not melt

c) It has odour of charred meat

d) Odour of burning hair

Answer: It does not shrink or melt

Question: Fabrics are made of multiple threads called as

a) Yarns

b) Cotton

c) Silk

d) Cloth

Answer: Yarns

Question: Weaving of fabric is done on which device

a) Looms

b) Dooms3

c) Cloth

d) Table

Answer: Looms

Question: Hand operated device to make cotton yarns popularised by Mahatma Gandhi is

a) Charkha

b) Takli

c) Hand spindle

d) Weaving

Answer: Charkha

Question: Jute is cultivated in which season

a) Rainy

b) Summer

c) Winter

d) Spring

Answer: Rainy

Question: Cotton is which part of the plant

a) Fruit

b) Stem

c) Roots

d) Trunk

Answer: Fruit

Question: Silk fibre is drawn from

a) Cocoon of silkworm

b) Cocoon of sheep

c) Cocoon of animals

d) Cocoon of cow

Answer: Cocoon of silkworm

Question: Which of the following are obtained from plant

a) Cotton and Jute

b) Wool and Silk

c) Polyester and nylon

d) Acrylic

Answer: Cotton and Jute

Question: What are mufflers made of

a) Wool

b) Silk

c) Jute

d) Cotton

Answer: Wool

Question: Cotton is grown in which of the following state

a) Karnataka

b) Bihar

c) Jammu and Kashmir

d) Maharashtra

Answer: Karnataka

Question: What happens if silk yarn is burnt

a) Shrinks away burns but does not melt

b) it does not shrink or melt

c) It has odour of burning paper

d) it has odour of burning plastics

Answer: Shrinks away burns but does not melt

Question: Yarns are made up of fibres obtained from

a) Natural and chemical process

b) Plants

c) Animals

d) Wool

Answer: Natural and chemical process

Question: To make a sweater how many yarns are required

a) Single Yarn

b) Multiple yarns

c) Two yarns

d) Five yarns

Answer: Single Yarn

Question: Two main processes of making fabrics from yarns are

a) Weaving and knitting

b) Weaving and spinning

c) Spinning and Ginning

d) Knitting and Ginning

Answer: Weaving and knitting

Question: Jute is grown in which of the following state

a) Bihar

b) Maharashtra

c) Sikkim

d) Karnataka

Answer: Bihar

Question: The process of separating cotton from seeds is called

a) Ginning

b) Mining

c) Spinning

d) Separation

Answer: Ginning

Question: Mattresses, pillows, quilts etc. are filled with which kind of fibre?

a) Cotton

b) Wool

c) Silk

d) Polyester

Answer: Cotton

Question: Which animal gives wool?

a) Sheep

b) Cow

c) Dear

d) Lion

Answer: Sheep

Question: Pull out yarns from a cotton cloth and scratch it from one end, What can u see?

a) Thin strands of thread called as fibres

b) Thin layers of cloth coming out

c) Yarns come out easily from cloth

d) Threads come out

Answer: Thin strands of thread called as fibres

Question: Socks are made with which process

a) Knitting

b) Weaving

c) Spinning

d) Ginning

Answer: Knitting

Question: What happens if synthetic yarn is burnt

a) It shrinks and melts

b) It does not shrink or melt

c) It give odour of charred meat

d) Odour of burning paper

Answer: It shrinks and melts

Question: Nylon and polyester are which type of fibres

a) Synthetic fibres

b) Natural fibres

c) Artificial fibres

d) Chemical fibres

Answer: Synthetic fibres

Question: In ancient times people made clothes of

a) Animal skin and leaves

b) Silk and cotton

c) Cotton and wool

d) Wool and silk

Answer: Animal skin and leaves

Question: Process of arranging 2 sets of yarn to make a fabric is called

a) Weaving

b) Knitting

c) Spinning

d) Ginning

Answer: Weaving

Question: Process of making yarn from fibres is called

a) Spinning

b) Mining

c) Ginning

d) Separating

Answer: Spinning

Question: Jute fibre is which part of the plant

a) Stem

b) Roots

c) Fruit

d) Leaves

Answer: Stem

Question: Cotton plants are grown at places with

a) Black soil and warm climate

b) White soil and dry climate

c) Black soil and humid climate

d) White soil and warm climate

Answer: Black soil and warm climate

Question: Synthetic fibres are

a) Obtained from chemical process

b) Obtained from animal

c) Obtained from plants

d) Obtained from yak and camel

Answer: Obtained from chemical process

Question: Fibres obtained to make wool and silk are?

a) Natural fibres

b) Artificial Fibres

c) Synthetic fibres

d) Chemical fibres

Answer: Natural fibres

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