Fiber Test Questions and Answers
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a continuous strand of fibers that have been spun together - ✔✔Yarn
a flexible, flat material made by interlacing yarns (or "threads") - ✔✔Textile
a type of carbohydrate that makes up plant fibers - ✔✔Cellulose
Long strings that make up synthetic fibers - ✔✔Polymers
repeating chemical units bonded together to form polymers -
✔✔Monomers
The lengthwise, parallel yarn in a weave pattern - ✔✔Warp
the loser, crosswise yarn in a weave pattern - ✔✔Weft
the smallest indivisible unit of a textile - ✔✔Fiber
Fiber made from caterpillar cocoon - ✔✔Silk
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, Fiber made from flax - ✔✔Linen
Fiber made from leaves of a desert plant - ✔✔Sisal
Fiber made from goat hair - ✔✔Cashmere
Fiber made from rabbit hair - ✔✔Angora
fiber made from sheep hair - ✔✔Wool
Fiber made from surrounding of a coconut - ✔✔Coir
Most common plant fiber - ✔✔Cotton
Fiber with extreme elastic properties - ✔✔Spandex
Fibers made from cellulose eater derived from cellulose then modified -
✔✔Regenerated Fibers
Fibers that are totally man-made from petroleum plastics - ✔✔Synthetic
polymer fiber
First man-made fiber, also the most common synthetic fiber - ✔✔Rayon
Good alternative to rayon because it is less polluting - ✔✔Acetate
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a continuous strand of fibers that have been spun together - ✔✔Yarn
a flexible, flat material made by interlacing yarns (or "threads") - ✔✔Textile
a type of carbohydrate that makes up plant fibers - ✔✔Cellulose
Long strings that make up synthetic fibers - ✔✔Polymers
repeating chemical units bonded together to form polymers -
✔✔Monomers
The lengthwise, parallel yarn in a weave pattern - ✔✔Warp
the loser, crosswise yarn in a weave pattern - ✔✔Weft
the smallest indivisible unit of a textile - ✔✔Fiber
Fiber made from caterpillar cocoon - ✔✔Silk
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, Fiber made from flax - ✔✔Linen
Fiber made from leaves of a desert plant - ✔✔Sisal
Fiber made from goat hair - ✔✔Cashmere
Fiber made from rabbit hair - ✔✔Angora
fiber made from sheep hair - ✔✔Wool
Fiber made from surrounding of a coconut - ✔✔Coir
Most common plant fiber - ✔✔Cotton
Fiber with extreme elastic properties - ✔✔Spandex
Fibers made from cellulose eater derived from cellulose then modified -
✔✔Regenerated Fibers
Fibers that are totally man-made from petroleum plastics - ✔✔Synthetic
polymer fiber
First man-made fiber, also the most common synthetic fiber - ✔✔Rayon
Good alternative to rayon because it is less polluting - ✔✔Acetate
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