CBSE Class 6 Science – Fibre to Fabric

Chapter Overview

Clothes are made from fabrics, which in turn are made from fibres. Fibres can be natural or synthetic. The journey from fibre to fabric involves several processes such as spinning, weaving, and knitting.

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Important Keywords

Fibre: Thin strands obtained from natural or synthetic sources used to make fabric.
Natural Fibres: Fibres obtained from plants and animals (e.g., cotton, wool, silk).
Synthetic Fibres: Man-made fibres (e.g., nylon, polyester).
Spinning: Process of twisting fibres to make yarn.
Weaving: Process of interlacing yarns to make fabric.

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Detailed Notes

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Important Facts

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Comparison Table

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Quick Revision

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Real Life Connection

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Learning Objectives

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