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How is fibre different from yarn and thread?

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Yarn and thread both are made up of fibres. Interlocked fibres make Yarn. Thread is made from Yarn.

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Difference between fibre and yarn

Complete the sequence:
Fibres ---> Threads ---> Yarn ---> ____.

Q. Yarn is a long continuous thread made from fibres by the process of ginning.

Q. Match column I with column II and select the correct option from the codes given.

	Column I		Column II
(i)	Ginning	(a)	Thin strand of thread
(ii)	Spinning	(b)	Making yarns from fibres
(iii)	Fibre	(c)	Making fabric from yarns
(iv)	Knitting	(d)	Polyester, nylon and acrylic
(v)	Synthetic fibres	(e)	Separating fibres from seed

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