Fibre Crops and Rubber

Q. Match the following food crops with their respective crop types.

1. Cereals
2. Beverage crops
3. Fibre crops
4. Wheat
5. Coffee
6. Jute

Q. Cotton is also known as the golden fibre.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which among the following fibre crops is not produced from plants?

1. Cotton
2. Jute
3. Hemp
4. Silk

Q. This crop is produced by the raising of caterpillars. This crop is a fibroin made of proteins. These proteins are secreted in the fluid state as a single filament by a caterpillar. It is less denser compared to other crops like wool, rayon, and cotton. To which category of crops does the above mentioned crop belong?

1. Millets
2. Pulses
3. Cereals
4. Fibre crops

Q. How much rainfall does the cultivation of rubber require?

1. Less than 100 cm
2. More than 200 cm
3. Less than 200 cm
4. More than 150 cm

Q. This crop is produced by the raising of caterpillars. This crop is a fibroin made of proteins. These proteins are secreted in the fluid state as a single filament by a caterpillar. It is less denser compared to other crops like wool, rayon, and cotton. To which category of crops does the above mentioned crop belong?

1. Millets
2. Pulses
3. Cereals
4. Fibre crops

Q. What are the conditions required for growing rubber?

1. Temperature above 25 degree celsius
2. Temperature below 25 degree celsius
3. Moist climate
4. Dry climate

Q. Silk is produced from cocoons of silkworms that feed on leaves of __ plants.

1. Goji berries
2. Blueberry
3. Mulberry
4. Acai berries

Q. Match the following food crops with their respective crop types.

1. Cereals
2. Beverage crops
3. Fibre crops
4. Wheat
5. Coffee
6. Jute

Q. Cotton is also known as the golden fibre.

1. True
2. False