NCERT Class 6 Science Chapter 3 Fibre to Fabric MCQ

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1. Which of the following fibers are obtained from the fleece of animals?

A. Jute

B. Cotton

C. Nylon

D. Wool

2. Which one of the following is a synthetic fibre?

A. Nylon

B. Rayon

C. Polyester

D. All of these

3. The yarn is wound on big reels are called:

A. silver

B. bobbins

C. bailing

D. retting

4. The pod of cotton containing fibres and seeds is called a cotton ____

A. Flower

B. Fruit

C. Boll

D. bloom

5. Which one of the following is not a natural fibre

A. Nylon

B. Cotton

C. Flax

D. Jute

6. Compression of raw cotton fibres into bundles is:

A. bailing

B. bobbins

C. silver

D. none of these

7. A fabric is made of __________

A. Yarn

B. Thread

C. Hair

D. Coir

8. The yarn is wound on big reels are called:

A. silver

B. bobbins

C. bailing

D. retting

9. Rotting out of gummy spin of jute stem to separate fibres is:

A. bobbins

B. bailing

C. retting

D. none of these

10. The thin strands of yarn that we see, are made up of still thinner strands called ___________

A. Coir

B. Thread

C. Hair

D. Fibre

11. Which is a natural fibre?

A. Silk

B. Nylon

C. Rayon

D. All of these

12. A single yarn is used to make a piece of fabric is:

A. gaming

B. spinning

C. weaving

D. knitting

13. The fibres of some fabrics such as cotton, jute, silk and wool are obtained from plants and animals. These are called

A. Natural fibres

B. Artificial fibres

C. Rayon fibre

D. Nylon fibre

14. The seed of cotton is called

A. Bolus

B. Ginny

C. Binola

D. Silver

15. A machine is used for weaving of fabrics is:

A. loom

B. takli

C. charkha

D. none of these

16. Cotton is usually picked by hand. Fibres are then separated from the seeds by combing. This process is called ____________ of cotton.

A. Machining

B. Ginning

C. Raining

D. Spinning

17. Compression of raw cotton fibres into bundles is:

A. bailing

B. bobbins

C. silver

D. none of these

18. Some fibres such as cotton, jute, silk and wool obtained from plants and animals are called:

A. synthetic fibres

B. natural fibres

C. silver

D. none of these

19. Jute fibre is obtained from the _______ of the jute plant.

A. Stem

B. Leaves

C. Flower

D. . Fruit

20. The clothes are made up of thinner and thinner strands called

A. yam

B. thread

C. fibre

D. fabric

21. Some fibres made from chemical changes are called:

A. synthetics fibres

B. natural fibres

C. silver

D. none of these

22. The process of making yarn from fibres is called__________.

A. Weaving

B. Spinning

C. Knitting

D. Looming

23. Which of the following processes involves conversion of yarn into cloth?

A. Carding

B. Weaving

C. Spinning

D. Dyeing

24. Jute is obtained from the of plant.

A. branches

B. leaves

C. stem

D. none of these

25. The process of arranging two sets of yarns together to make a fabric is called___________.

A. Spinning

B. Knitting

C. Looming

D. weaving

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26. Rotting out of gummy spin of jute stem to separate fibres is:

A. bobbins

B. bailing

C. retting

D. none of these

27. Name the jute plant.

A. plastic

B. paper

C. patsun

D. none of these

28. In ___________, a single yarn is used to make a piece of fabric.

A. Spinning

B. Knitting

C. Weaving

D. looming

29. Separation of fibres of cotton from its seeds is known as

A. weaving

B. spinning

C. knitting

D. ginning

30. ‘Patsun’ is cultivated during the season.

A. winter

B. rainy

C. summer

D. none of these

31. Weaving of fabric is done on__________.

A. Looms

B. Fabric

C. Paper

D. Needles

32. Sweater used in winter is made up of

A. Cotton

B. Jute

C. Wool

D. Silk

33. In which soil jute plant grow ?

A. black soil

B. loamy soil

C. white soil

D. alluvial

34. Which of the following is not a natural fabric?

A. Silk

B. Nylon

C. Cotton

D. Wool

35. A single yarn is used to make a piece of fabric is:

A. gimming

B. spinning

C. weaving

D. knitting

36. Where is jute grown in India ?

A. Bihar

B. Assam

C. West Bengal

D. All of these

37. What happens if the 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

38. Jute fibres are obtaine from

A. stem of jute plant

B. seeds of jute plant

C. fruit covering of jute plant

D. roots of jute plant

39. What is the colour of jute fibres ?

A. white

B. orange

C. pale yellow

D. black

40. Fabrics are made of multiple threads called as

A. Yarns

B. Cotton

C. Silk

D. Cloth

41. First man-made synthetic fibre is

A. Cotton

B. Nylon

C. Rayon

D. Polyester

42. What is the length of jute fibres ?

A. 6-8 feet in length

B. 4-6 feet in length

C. 2-4 feet in length

D. none of these

43. Weaving of fabric is done on which device

A. Looms

B. Dooms

C. Cloth

D. Table

44. Name a simple device used for spinning ?

A. charkha

B. handloom

C. knitting

D. takli

45. Hand operated device to make cotton yarns popularised by Mahatma Gandhi is

A. Charkha

B. Takli

C. Hand spindle

D. Weaving

46. Number of yams used to make fabric by weaving and knitting are

A. two sets of yams in each case

B. single yam in each case

C. two sets of yams in weaving and single in knitting

D. single yam in weaving and two sets in knitting

47. Name the device used by Mahatma Gandhi for spinning

A. takli

B. charkha

C. handloom

D. knitting

48. Jute is cultivated in which season

A. Rainy

B. Summer

C. Winter

D. Spring

49. Fibre obtained from plants and animals are called

A. Animal fiber

B. Plant fiber

C. Synthetic fiber

D. Natural fiber

50. Socks, sweaters and T-shirts are made of:

A. spinning fabrics

B. knitted fabrics

C. weaving fabrics

D. none of these