1.What Would Happen if Clothes Were Not Stitched?
<ul>
<li>Stitching is a skill of making a variety of clothes.</li>
<li>Long unstitched clothes are not easy to manage and wear, so they are converted into suitable clothes</li>
<li>for wearing.</li>
</ul>
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2.What Is the Colour of Fibres Like Cotton and Silk? How Are They Coloured?
<ul>
<li>Natural fibres like cotton and silk are white or colourless when obtained from their sources.</li>
<li>They are spun to make fibres which are coloured using various dyes before they are weaved or knitted to make clothes.</li>
</ul>
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3.Why Does a Potter&rsquo;s Wheel Always Round and Not Square?
<ul>
<li>As long as there is any motor or machine for spinning the wheel, the wheel's shape does not matter.</li>
<li>But the wheel is circular in shape, so it can be convenient for the potter to use it. A shape with corners may be dangerous while working.</li>
</ul>
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4.How Does Soft Clay Become Hard When Converted Into a Shaped Vessel?
<ul>
<li>When a vessel made out of clay is allowed to dry, it loses water, making it hard.</li>
<li>Once these vessels are heated in a kiln, all water is lost, and they become harder and long-lasting.</li>
</ul>
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