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Question
The silk fibre is obtained from
Options
fleece of sheep
cotton ball
cocoon
shiny jute stalk
Solution
cocoon
Explanation:
Silk is a natural fibre that is obtained from the cocoons of silk moths.
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- Fibres are taken out from the cocoon.
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