MAKING SILK CLOTH FROM COCOON

The production of silk clothes has ______ stages.

• three

• four

• five

• six

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In the first stage, the _____ are selected

• silk worms

• cocoons

• food

• place

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Then they are ____ in the aluminum.

• boiled

• bought

• booked

• washed

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Then they are boiled in the aluminum or copper cooking vessels for about _____ minutes.

• 2-3

• 3-4

• 2-5

• 1-2

After boiling in hot water, the threads are _____.

• untied

• unwound

• rolled

• dyed

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They are usually ______ meter long.

• 200 to 900

• 300 to 800

• 300 to 900

• 500 to 900

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In the ______ stage, the threads are twisted.

• first

• fourth

• third

• sixth

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Then they are ready for _____ in any colour.

• folding process

• selling process

• decorating process

• dye process

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Finally, dyed threads are then _____ into silk clothes.

• weaved

• waved

• made

• sewed

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In fact, the dye process can be done more than once to produce _____

colors for silk clothes.

• brighter

• prettier

• better

• stronger

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