(i) ____ is a synthetic cloth.
(a) Cotton
(b) Nylon
(c) Wool
(d) Silk
Ans: (b)
(ii) A way in which dupatta cannot be worn is
(a) T-shirt
(b) Dhoti
(c) Turban
(d) Saree
Ans: (a)
A duptatta cannot be worn as a T-shirt.
(iii) Grandmother's make pullovers (sweaters) at home by_______wool.
(a) Stitching
(b) Punting
(c) Cutting
(d) Knitting
Ans: (d)
Pullovers (sweaters) are made by knitting wool.

(iv) To weave papers we cut along horizontal lines on one paper and along _______lines on the second paper.
(a) Slant
(b) Straight
(c) Vertical
(d) Triangular
Ans: (c)
(v) Which of the following clothes is suitable for summers?
(a) Blazer
(b) Shorts
(c) Jacket
(d) Woolen cap
Ans: (b)
(ii) We get silk from spiders.
Ans: The given statement is false as we get silk from silkworms.
(iii) A dupatta can be worn as a dhoti.
Ans: The given statement is true.
(iv) We wear woolen clothes in winter.
Ans: The given statement is true.
(v) We get cotton from animals.
Ans: The given statement is false as we get cotton from plants.

(ii) Make prints of different vegetables on a cloth.
Ans:

(iii) What did Sajida's sister give her?
Ans: Sajida's sister gave her a dupatta.
(iv) Which vegetable was used in the picture to print on the cloth?
Ans: A ladyfinger
(v) What was special about the dupatta that Sijda got?
Ans: It had beautiful embroidery and small minors stuck on it.
(vi) Name two winter clothes?
Ans: Pullover and muffler are two winter clothes.
(vii) When did Sijda try to wear dupatta in different ways?
Ans: She tried to wear dupatta in different style after dinner.
(viii) From where do we get silk?
Ans: We get silk from silkworms.
(ix) How can we make a dupatta?
Ans: We can make a dupatta by weaving or with machines.
(x) What kind of clothes do we wear in winters?
Ans: We wear woolen clothes in winters.
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