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101.

Describe advantage and disadvantage of artificial fibre?

Answer» i. Advantages of Synthetic Fibre\tStrong: Synthetic fibres are strong so they can take up heavy things easily.\tRetain their original shape: Synthetic fibres retain their original shape so it\'s easy to wash and wear.\tElastic: Can easily be stretched out.\tSoft: Synthetic fibres are generally soft so they are used in clothing materials.\tColour: Varieties of colours are available as they are manufactured.\tCost: Clothes made by synthetic fibres are generally cheaper than those made by natural fibres.\tSpecific qualities of fibres can be produced deliberately and quickly in accordance with the demand.\tThe filaments can be produced as fine or as coarse as required, staple lengths can be cut exactly to order. Fibres can be produced with a high degree of lustre, with reduced or completely dull lustre, as required.\tUnlike natural fibres, the final product of manmade fibres does not require cleaning.\tMost of the fibres are pure white or colourless when produced, but if necessary, colour can be incorporated during the production of the manmade fibres.\tThe growth and utility of manmade fibres are mainly influenced by its positive qualities, viz. wrinkle resistance, crease recovery, easy care properties, etc. Manmade fibre fabrics bring out substantial saving on laundry costs; unlike cotton, it can be washed in a basin in the evening, hung up to dry and be worn without ironing the following morning.\tThe light weight characteristic of manmade fibre fabrics gives more mobility because of less weight and quantity—a tourist can take along with, him a few clothes. Hence, these fibres are referred to as Easy-Care fibre fabrics.\tMost of the synthetic fibres possess high resistance to moth, mildew, insects, mould, which simplify the storage problems, the economy of little loss from these causes.ii. Disadvantages of Synthetic Fibre\tDoes not absorb moistures: Synthetic fibres do not absorb sweat, trapping heat in our body.\tRough feel: Synthetic fibres may give the rough feel, making it unsuitable for pyjamas, underwear, etc.\tSome individuals are often prone to skin allergy, because of the dermatological action of manmade fibres. This puts a restriction on its use (such problems do not arise in the case of natural fibres).\tIn general, the manmade fibres are generally hydrophobic in nature; this is necessarily a disadvantage when their products have to be worn next to the skin.\tThese fabrics fail to absorb the perspiration; thus the wearer feels discomfort in a hot climate.\tManmade fibre fabrics are a little difficult to sew. Seams do not hold tight as in natural fibre fabrics. So, stitching charges were higher. But this is compensated for by durability and wash and wear properties.\xa0
102.

Write one disadvantage each of twill and basket weave

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103.

Why is terrycot preferred over cotton and Terry wool preferred to wool

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104.

Which are the two strongest wave explain their construction and use

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105.

What do you understand by disadvantages children

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106.

All text question and answers for first aid

Answer» Name the types of fracture
107.

Define home science?

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108.

Define home science

Answer» A science which is related or applied to home is known as home science
109.

Ncert solutions of communication concepts and methods

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110.

What are concepts?

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111.

What is concept

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112.

Unit 1 question 1,3,5,9,10,15

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113.

Unit 1 question 1

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114.

Mitr samuh ka swa-pahachan per kya prabhav padata hai

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115.

14 chapter questions answers

Answer» Where are chapter 14 answer\'s??
116.

Define home science in your own words

Answer» What is the scope of home science<br>Home science is an integrated field of study that providesscientific and systematic knowledge about various aspects offamily living.Home Science suggests that it is concerned with home andincludes health and happiness of each and every personresiding in it. It is an interdisciplinary field faculty of science thatprepares its students to develop themselves with multiplevocational and career options.
117.

13 chapter NCERT question answer 13 chapter NCERT question answer

Answer» Question answer
118.

home science 11th chapter 13 chapter question answer NCERT

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119.

why there is no revision notes and sample papers of home science?

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120.

Ch1 questions answere

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121.

What are the two sources of human resource

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122.

Pagal

Answer» ??
123.

Deleted topics konse hai

Answer» Ok thanks<br>Not much
124.

Home science fast lesson

Answer» ...
125.

प्राकृतिक व कृत्रिम तंतुओ में अंतर स्पष्ट करे

Answer» What is self
126.

Define the term pedesis.

Answer» The random motion of particles in a liquid or gas; Brownian motion
127.

Home science subject future

Answer» Helpful in future<br>Hotel management and dietion
128.

स्क्रीन छपाई क्या होती है?

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129.

The beauty and durability of the clothesdepend on efficient workmanship, elaborate?

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130.

Define Milestone?

Answer» a very important event
131.

would you say that the neonate is helpless give reason in support of your answer

Answer» \tA\xa0Neonate\xa0or a New-born Child is helpless. This is because of the following reasons:\tHe depends on his\xa0parents\xa0for food, shelter and comfort.\tAs his brain has not completely developed so he is\xa0incapable\xa0of understanding whether he is hungry or thirsty.\tHe is also incapable of\xa0analysing\xa0or taking his own decisions.\tHe is incapable of carrying out\xa0co-ordinated\xa0movements of his body.
132.

Explain how infancy from attachment with the caregiver in the first year of life?

Answer» The close emotional bond of affection that develop between infants and their parents is called attachment. Human babies form an attachment with their parents or caregivers who consistently and appropriately reciprocate to their signals of love and affection. According to Erikson (1968), the first year of life is the key time for the development of attachment. It represents the stage of developing trust or mistrust. A sense of trust is built on a feeling of physical comfort which builds an expectation of the world as a secure and good place.An infant’s sense of trust is developed by responsive and sensitive parenting. If the parents are sensitive, affectionate, and accepting, it provides the infant a strong base to explore the environment. Such infants are likely to develop a secune attachment. On the other hand, if the parents are insensitive and show dissatisfaction land find faults with the child, it can lead to creating feelings of self-doubt in the child.
133.

Bulimia tatha anorexia nervosa kya hai

Answer» Eating disorder h<br>Disease h
134.

Explain the difference between anorexia nervosa and bulimia

Answer» Anorexia nervosa: It is an eating disorder that involves relentless pursuit of thinness through starvation. It is quite common to see adolescents eliminate certain foods from their diets or to eat slimming foods only. The media also projects thinness, as the most desirable image and copying such fashionable image of thinness leads to anorexia nervousa.\xa0Bulimia: It is another form of an eating disorder in which the individual follows a binge-and -purge eating pattern. The blumic goes on an eating binge, then purges by self-induced vomiting or using a laxative at times alternating it with fasting. Anorexia neruousa and bulimia are primarily female disorders more common in urban families.<br>Anorexia nervosa: It is an eating disorder that involves relentless pursuit of thinness through starvation. It is quite common to see adolescents eliminate certain foods from their diets or to eat slimming foods only. The media also projects thinness, as the most desirable image and copying such fashionable image of thinness leads to anorexia nervousa.Bulimia: It is another form of an eating disorder in which the individual follows a binge-and -purge eating pattern. The blumic goes on an eating binge, then purges by self-induced vomiting or using a laxative at times alternating it with fasting. Anorexia neruousa and bulimia are primarily female disorders more common in urban families.
135.

Nmih

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136.

The major festivals of Sikkim include Dukaprasi

Answer» Top 5 Sikkim Festivals\tSaga Dawa\tPang Lhabsol\tLosoong or the Sonam Losar\tInternational Flower Festival\tLosar is the Tibetan New Year
137.

Difference between micronutrients and macronutrients

Answer» \tMicronutrientsMacronutrientsThese are nutrients that are required in very small amounts by the body.Macronutrients are required in very large amounts for the body to function properly.These help to prevent diseases and nurture growth and repair of the body.These provide the energy that aids the body’s metabolism.Micronutrients are found in a variety of foods, including vegetables, spinach, fruits and even eggs.These are present in large quantities in potatoes, nuts, fish oils, fish, milk, cheese, meat and rice.Some examples of micronutrients include minerals such as calcium and iron, antioxidants and vitamins such as vitamin B-6.Examples of macronutrients include proteins, carbohydrates (starch) and lipids (fats).Micronutrients are also known as trace elements.Macronutrients are also referred to as major elements.Too much consumption of micronutrients, such as vitamins, can cause nerve and liver damage.Too much consumption of macronutrients can lead to several heart diseases, obesity, increase of blood sugar levels and diabetes.The deficiency of these nutrients can lead to diseases like goitre, anaemia and rickets.The deficiency of macronutrients can lead to diseases like marasmus and bone disease.\t
138.

Give me topic about Early childhood

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139.

स्वय को समझना महत्त्वपूर्ण कयो है

Answer» Manve parstiki kya h
140.

ततु की परिभाषा लिखों तथा दो उदाहरण दो

Answer» जो पदार्थ पतली और लगातार लड़ी के रूप में रहता है उसे तंतु कहते हैं।तंतु के प्रकारप्राकृतिक तंतु:\xa0जो तंतु पौधों या जंतुओं से मिलते हैं उन्हें प्राकृतिक तंतु कहते हैं। उदाहरण: रुई, जूट, रेशम और ऊन। प्राकृतिक तंतु दो प्रकार के होते हैं: पादप तंतु और जंतु तंतु। रुई और जूट पादप से मिलने वाले तंतु हैं। रेशम और ऊन जंतुओं से मिलने वाले तंतु हैं।संश्लेषित तंतु:\xa0जिस तंतु का निर्माण मानव द्वारा होता है उसे संश्लेषित या संश्लिष्ट तंतु कहते हैं। उदाहरण: नायलॉन, एक्रिलिक, पॉलिएस्टर।
141.

ततुल्यम की परिभाषा लिखों तथा दो उदाहरण दो

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142.

Explain the \'self recognition at different levels .

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143.

Name four occupations you can choose after you get trained in the course of child development?

Answer» Answer: The two occupations one can choose after being trained in the area of child development are:(i) Open a creche.(ii) Aanganwadi worker under ICDS(integrated Child Development Services project).
144.

Explain the process of converting raw material into a fibrous form

Answer» Processing of a Fibre into FabricThe complete process of making or producing Fabrics from fibres includes:Extraction of fibres either from the plant or animal source.↓A group of filament or staple fibres extracted are twisted together to form a yarn.↓\xa0These yarn are twisted tightly and allowed to rotate on the different types of by the rollers, weaved and knitted by passing a different number of yarns together to produce Fabrics.Finally, the fabrics are produced. These fabrics are treated with chemicals in the textile industries to make different types of clothing materials like cotton fabrics, woollen fabrics, silk fabrics, polyester fabrics etc. Later these fabrics are processed for bleaching to give a smooth, shiny look, colour dying to add colours to the fabric materials and screen printings to design the fabrics.\xa0Process of Making Cotton FabricCotton is picked up from the fields. The seeds are separated by combing. This process is known as ginning.↓Ginned cotton is compressed to form bales. These bales are sent to the spinning mills.↓The cotton bales are loosened and cleaned. This process is known as carding.↓The cotton fibres are then converted into rope-like loose strands. The strands are twisted to make yarns. This process is known as the\xa0spinning of cotton yarns.↓The yarns are then used to make fabrics by weaving and knitting.
145.

Suggest four ways in which knowledge of home science can be helpful in self employment

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146.

Give me pratical solutions

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147.

Name four occupations you can choose after you get trained in the course of child development

Answer» Name four occupations you can choose after get trained in the course of child development
148.

List the processes in fabric production

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149.

According to Pavlov, to be aware_____ is to have a concept about himself

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150.

Name for occupations you can choose after you get trained in the course of child development

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