NCERT Solutions for Class 6 Science Chapter 3 - Fibre to Fabric















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1. Differentiate between natural fibre and synthetic fibre.
The fine strands that are present in a single yarn are known as fibres. These fibres are of two types. One is a natural fibre, and the other is synthetic fibre.
Natural fibres are the fibres obtained from the plants and animals directly like cotton plants, silkworms, sheep, and the jute plant.
Synthetic fibres are the fibres are not obtained from plants and animals. Several chemical substances are added to these fibres to prepare several kinds of fibres.
2. Explain the processes of weaving and knitting.
Weaving and knitting are the two processes used to make fabric from the yarn. Weaving is a process of taking two sets of yarns and joining both of them using machinery to make the cloth. It is an advanced method after the invention of the needle.
Knitting is a process used to pull in and pull out the wool strands by using a hand to make clothes mufflers, sweaters, etc.