Match the articles given in Column I with the articles of Column II.

Cotton

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Ginning

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Jute

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Solution

Sweaters are generally made from wool. It helps to keep us warm during cold climate.
(a) Sweater - (ii) Wool

Cotton fibres are separated from the seeds of cotton bolls by the process of ginning.
(b) Cotton bolls - (iii) Ginning

Dhotis are generally made from cotton fibres.
(c) Dhoti - (i) Cotton

Gunny bags are generally made from jute fibres.
(d) Gunny bags - (iv) Jute

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