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Which of these animals is known as a hidden artist that spins webs?

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The male bird that builds beautiful hanging nests from grass is the:

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Weaving involves crossing threads over and under each other. One set is vertical and the other is:

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Which of these is NOT a natural material used for weaving mentioned in the text?

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How many people does the Indian handloom sector employ?

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What is the instrument called on which traditional weaving is done?

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Indian muslin was so fine that it was known as:

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The process of twisting cotton fibres together to make thread is called:

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Which wheel did Gandhi ji use to spin thread?

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Hand-spun and hand-woven cotton cloth is known as:

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Which country was the first to cultivate and use cotton?

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Silk thread comes from the cocoon of a:

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What is the stage in the silk moth's life cycle before it spins a cocoon?

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Which of these is a synthetic (man-made) fibre?

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India is the largest producer of which natural fibre in the world?

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The tiny bird that 'sews' leaves together with its beak is the:

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What does the tailorbird use to sew leaves together?

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Pashmina wool comes from a special goat found in:

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What is the basic stitch Tina learned to join two pieces of cloth?

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Chikankari is a famous traditional embroidery originating from:

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Chapter 8: Clothes—How Things are Made | MCQs

Which of these animals is known as a hidden artist that spins webs?

The male bird that builds beautiful hanging nests from grass is the:

Weaving involves crossing threads over and under each other. One set is vertical and the other is:

Which of these is NOT a natural material used for weaving mentioned in the text?

How many people does the Indian handloom sector employ?

What is the instrument called on which traditional weaving is done?

Indian muslin was so fine that it was known as:

The process of twisting cotton fibres together to make thread is called:

Which wheel did Gandhi ji use to spin thread?

Hand-spun and hand-woven cotton cloth is known as:

Which country was the first to cultivate and use cotton?

Silk thread comes from the cocoon of a:

What is the stage in the silk moth's life cycle before it spins a cocoon?

Which of these is a synthetic (man-made) fibre?

India is the largest producer of which natural fibre in the world?

The tiny bird that 'sews' leaves together with its beak is the:

What does the tailorbird use to sew leaves together?

Pashmina wool comes from a special goat found in:

What is the basic stitch Tina learned to join two pieces of cloth?

Chikankari is a famous traditional embroidery originating from:

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