Which of the following three processes are involved in converting fibre into fabric?

(a) Yarn → fibre → fabric

(b) Fibre → Yarn → fabric

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) None of the above

The correct answer is (b) Fibre → Yarn → fabric.

Explanation

The process of creating fabric from raw fibres follows a specific sequence. It starts with the basic raw material and builds up to the final product.

1. Fibre: This is the raw material. Fibres are thin, thread-like strands that can be natural (like cotton, wool) or synthetic (like polyester). 🌿🐑
2. Yarn: The fibres are gathered and twisted together in a process called spinning to create a long, continuous thread called yarn.
3. Fabric: The yarn is then used to make fabric through processes like weaving (interlacing two sets of yarn) or knitting (interlooping yarn).

Therefore, the correct order is from the smallest component (fibre) to the intermediate thread (yarn) to the final cloth (fabric).