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List the disadvantages of natural fibres.

Important Questions on Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

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Cotton, silk, wool are _____ fibres.

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We get natural fibers from plants and _____.
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Choose the correct word from the following:
(flies, air, water, sunshine)
Wire netting on the windows keeps _____ out.
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Quinine is used to treat _____.
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The fibres that are obtained from the plant and animal sources are known as _____  fibres. 

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Choose the right word and fill in the blank:

The last stage in the construction of a house is _____. (foundation/painting)       

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The necessity of labels on clothes
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Choose the correct word from the following:
(roofs, materials, tails)
Houses at different places are made by using different types of _____.
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A cotton cloth can degenerate within the time period of two to five months. It means it is a _____ material.

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Wood painted with tar is not eaten by _____.
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Clothes made from _____ fiber, are more durable and cheaper.
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Silk is obtained from the _____ of the silkworms.

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Complete the following statement:
Wool is a _____ fibre (natural/synthetic).
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_____ is a man-made detergent.
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Whitewashing removes _____ from the walls. (dampness/long-lasting colour/smoothness)
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Choose the right word from the following:
(electrician, plumber)
A _____ lays the water pipes.
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Stuff we make things out of is called _____.
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We get natural fibres from plants and _____ .
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When a _____ fibre is burnt, the residue swells up to form black ash.

(List: polyvinyl chloride, monomer, viscose, silk, teflon)

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Coconut fibres can be woven into a fabric called _____.