Question

Explain the phrase – “Unity is Strength” on the basis of the making of fabric from fibre.

Answer 1

Unity is Strength

1. An individual fiber is a skinny thread.
2. A single fiber is too frail and readily splits into two pieces.
3. It is difficult to break a cloth made of a small number of fibers.
4. Compared to a single fiber, the fabric requires more force to rip apart.
5. Generally, fibers are long, thin, flexible structures that resemble threads.
6. Fibers primarily come from plants and animals, respectively.
7. Fabric is created by weaving a lot of fibers together.
8. Therefore, we may conclude that joining a lot of fibers gives them strength.
9. As a result, the adage "Unity is Strength" is appropriate for the process of making fabric from the fiber.