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A tailorbird stitches the edges of a large leaf using plant fibres or spider silk. What is the main purpose of stitching the leaf?

(A) To collect rainwater
(B) To make a safe nest for laying eggs
(C) To dry the leaf quickly
(D) To catch insects

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The tailorbird stitches leaves together to prepare a safe nest for its eggs and young ones.

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Question (12)

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Which sequence correctly represents the life cycle of a silk moth?

(A) Egg → Cocoon → Caterpillar → Moth
(B) Egg → Caterpillar → Cocoon → Moth
(C) Caterpillar → Egg → Cocoon → Moth
(D) Cocoon → Egg → Caterpillar → Moth

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Eggs hatch into caterpillars, caterpillars spin cocoons, and adult moths emerge from the cocoons.

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Question (13)

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A textile factory wants to produce a very large quantity of cloth in a short time. Which method would be the most suitable?

(A) Weaving only by hand
(B) Using a loom operated manually at home
(C) Using modern textile mill machines
(D) Stitching pieces of cloth together

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Textile mills use modern machines for large-scale spinning and weaving.

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Question (14)

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Mohan wants to make a cloth that is eco-friendly and does not require electricity during weaving. Which option best matches his goal?

(A) Handloom fabric
(B) Polyester fabric
(C) Nylon fabric
(D) Terylene fabric

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Handloom weaving is done manually without electricity and is considered eco-friendly.

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Question (15)

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During a classroom activity, five students identify materials as shown below. Who has classified them correctly? Student A: Cotton–Synthetic; Student B: Nylon–Natural; Student C: Wool–Natural; Student D: Polyester–Natural.

(A) A
(B) B
(C) C
(D) D

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Wool is a natural fibre, while nylon and polyester are synthetic fibres.

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Question (16)

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A running stitch is made at equal distances along a cloth. If one stitch in the middle breaks, what is the most likely effect?

(A) Only the colour changes.
(B) The joined cloth may begin to open from the damaged portion.
(C) The cloth becomes waterproof.
(D) The fabric changes into wool.

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

A broken running stitch weakens the seam and may cause the cloth pieces to separate.

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Question (17)

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Which of the following is an example of recycling or reusing old clothes?

(A) Throwing old clothes into a dustbin.
(B) Burning worn-out clothes.
(C) Making a quilt by joining small pieces of old cloth.
(D) Washing clothes every day.

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Old clothes can be reused creatively by making quilts and other useful items.

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Question (18)

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A student wants to prepare khadi starting from raw cotton. Which sequence is correct?

(A) Cotton → Weaving → Spinning → Khadi
(B) Cotton → Spinning → Weaving → Khadi
(C) Cotton → Stitching → Weaving → Khadi
(D) Cotton → Dyeing → Spinning → Khadi

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Cotton fibres are spun into thread using a charkha and then woven into khadi.

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Question (19)

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Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?

(A) Chikan — Lucknow
(B) Phulkari — Meghalaya
(C) Kantha — Punjab
(D) Toda — Kashmir

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Chikan (Chikankari) embroidery originated in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

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Question (20)

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A science teacher asks students to identify the correct statement about weaving and spinning. Which statement should be selected?

(A) Spinning converts fibres into thread, while weaving converts threads into cloth.
(B) Weaving converts fibres directly into cloth.
(C) Stitching and weaving are exactly the same process.
(D) Spinning is used only for synthetic fibres.

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Spinning produces thread from fibres, and weaving interlaces threads to make cloth.

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Question (11)

A tailorbird stitches the edges of a large leaf using plant fibres or spider silk. What is the main purpose of stitching the leaf?

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Question (12)

Which sequence correctly represents the life cycle of a silk moth?

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Question (13)

A textile factory wants to produce a very large quantity of cloth in a short time. Which method would be the most suitable?

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Question (14)

Mohan wants to make a cloth that is eco-friendly and does not require electricity during weaving. Which option best matches his goal?

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Question (15)

During a classroom activity, five students identify materials as shown below. Who has classified them correctly? Student A: Cotton–Synthetic; Student B: Nylon–Natural; Student C: Wool–Natural; Student D: Polyester–Natural.

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Question (16)

A running stitch is made at equal distances along a cloth. If one stitch in the middle breaks, what is the most likely effect?

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Which of the following is an example of recycling or reusing old clothes?

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A student wants to prepare khadi starting from raw cotton. Which sequence is correct?

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Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?

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A science teacher asks students to identify the correct statement about weaving and spinning. Which statement should be selected?

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