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All of the following are examples of fibres except:
All of the following are examples of fibres except:
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The correct option is D plastic
Fibre is a very thin, thread-like strand from which a fabric can be made. Fabrics are further stitched together to form clothes. Fibres are categorized into:
- Natural fibres (obtained from the Nature)
- Synthetic or artificial fibres (made in a factory)
Nylon and polyester are examples of synthetic fibres, while silk is a natural fibre obtained from the cocoon of a silkworm.
Plastic is not a fibre. It is a chemical substance that can be melted and made into several daily-life objects like mugs, buckets and plates.
Fibre is a very thin, thread-like strand from which a fabric can be made. Fabrics are further stitched together to form clothes. Fibres are categorized into:
- Natural fibres (obtained from the Nature)
- Synthetic or artificial fibres (made in a factory)
Plastic is not a fibre. It is a chemical substance that can be melted and made into several daily-life objects like mugs, buckets and plates.
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