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                                       Competency Based Worksheet
                                                Subject – Chemistry

                                            Chapter – Fibre to fabric

                                                        Class- VI

          Q. No.                                             Questions

             1.     The process of separating cotton fibres from its seeds is called:

                    a) Spinning
                    b) Ginning
                    c) Weaving
                    d) Knitting
             2.     How can fibres be converted to yarn?

                    a) Weaving
                    b) Spinning
                    c) Knitting
                    d) Ginning
             3.     Which of the following processes involves conversion of yarn into cloth?
                    a) Carding
                    b) Weaving
                    c) Spinning
                    d) Dyeing
             4.     During the process of spinning, if the yarn produced is too thick, what could be the
                    potential impact on the final fabric?
                    a) The fabric will be lighter and more breathable.
                    b) The fabric will be heavier and less flexible.
                    c) The fabric will have a smoother texture.
                    d) The fabric will be more elastic.
             5.     If a fabric made from synthetic fibres is exposed to sunlight for an extended period, what is
                    the expected change in its properties?
                    a) The fabric will become more elastic.
                    b) The fabric will become more brittle and may degrade.
                    c) The fabric will become more breathable.
                    d) The fabric will become more resistant to water.
                    Choose the correct option for the following: (For questions- 6 and 7)
                       a)  If  both  Assertion  and  Reason  are  correct  and  Reason  is  the  correct  explanation  of
                           Assertion.
                       b)  If both Assertion and Reason are correct, but Reason is not the correct explanation of
                           Assertion.
                       c)  If Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect.
                       d)  If assertion is incorrect but Reason is correct.
                       e)  If Assertion and Reason both are incorrect.
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