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Question 1:
....... is a beautiful, lustrous material made from the fibres of the cocoons of caterpillars specific to the*^*mulberrry tree.
A.
Polyester
B.
Silk
C.
Spandex
D.
Plastic
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....... is a soft natural fiber that is commonly used to make various garments like T-shirts and pants. It comes*^*from the seed pods of a plant that is grown in hot climates.
....... is a firm, durable material that is made from cotton but is specially woven and dyed (usually blue) when*^*used in products like blue jeans.
....... is a soft material that comes from animal hides. Many products such as jackets, purses, wallets and*^*shoes are made from this material.
Many household articles such as bed sheets are made from ........ This is a soft yet durable material that is*^*spun from flax.
....... garments such as warm sweaters and scarves are made with a natural material that is spun from the hair*^*that is sheared off of sheep.
....... is a synthetic fiber that is created in laboratories using ester polymers. Sometimes, other fibers are mixed*^*with this material in order to make inexpensive clothing. This is not considered to be an expensive or elegant*^*fiber.
....... is a synthetic material that is strong and elastic. It is also made in laboratories, and the fiber is used to*^*make products such as sheer women's stockings.
....... is a natural and synthetic material that is tough, waterproof and resilient. Therefore, it is used in many*^*products such as tires and other waterproof products.
....... is a beautiful, lustrous material made from the fibres of the cocoons of caterpillars specific to the*^*mulberrry tree.
....... is a synthetic material that is tough, waterproof and resilient to many weather conditions. This material is*^*used in many products ranging from outdoor patio furniture to credit cards.*^*
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