Question 1: Name three natural fabrics commonly used in clothing.

Answer: Cotton, wool, silk

Question 2: Describe the main difference between natural and synthetic fabrics.

Answer: Natural fabrics are made from natural fibres from plants or animals, while synthetic fabrics are man-made from chemicals.

Question 3: List two properties of polyester fabric.

Answer: Durable and resistant to shrinking

Question 4: Explain why cotton is a popular fabric for making T-shirts.

Answer: Cotton is soft, breathable, and comfortable to wear.

Question 5: Sketch a simple design of a fabric that is known for its stretchability. Label the fabric type.

Answer: A sketch showing a piece of fabric with a flexible, stretchy appearance, labeled as 'Spandex' or 'Elastane'.

Question 6: Describe a fabric that is waterproof and suitable for outdoor jackets.

Answer: A waterproof fabric like Gore-Tex or nylon that prevents water from passing through and keeps the wearer dry.

Question 7: Identify two uses for wool fabric.

Answer: Warm clothing such as jumpers and blankets.

Question 8: Draw a simple pattern or texture that could be found on a fabric such as corduroy. Include notes about the pattern.

Answer: A sketch showing parallel ridges (cords) running across the fabric, with annotations describing the ridged texture.

Question 9: Mention one advantage and one disadvantage of synthetic fabrics.

Answer: Advantage: They are durable and easy to care for. Disadvantage: They can be less breathable and may cause skin irritation.

Question 10: Compare the thermal properties of wool and cotton fabrics.

Answer: Wool provides better insulation and retains heat, making it warmer than cotton, which is more breathable but less insulating.