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    Synthetic Fibres and Plastics Assignment Class 8 Science

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    This document contains a science assignment with questions about synthetic fibers and plastics. It asks students to answer questions about polymers like cotton, synthetic fibers stronger than steel, scented chemicals, fibers resembling wool, and non-stick cookware plastics. It also asks for examples of natural fibers, artificial fibers, articles made from nylon, and blended fibers. Finally, it asks students to briefly explain what PET is and its uses, why plastics are used widely, advantages of plastic containers, the 4R principle of reducing, reusing, recycling, and refusing, and to define the term "polymer".

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    This document contains a science assignment with questions about synthetic fibers and plastics. It asks students to answer questions about polymers like cotton, synthetic fibers stronger than steel, scented chemicals, fibers resembling wool, and non-stick cookware plastics. It also asks for examples of natural fibers, artificial fibers, articles made from nylon, and blended fibers. Finally, it asks students to briefly explain what PET is and its uses, why plastics are used widely, advantages of plastic containers, the 4R principle of reducing, reusing, recycling, and refusing, and to define the term "polymer".

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    Class: VIII Science Assignment

    CHAPTER 3
    Synthetic fibres and plastics
    Q. 1. Answer the following in one word:
    1. Name of the polymer from which cotton is made.
    2. This is the first fully synthetic fibre which is stronger than the steel fibre.
    3. The chemicals having fruit like smell.
    4. The fibres which resemble wool.
    5. The name of the plastic used in the non stick cookware.
    Q. 2. Give at least two names / examples / types of the following:
    1. Natural fibres
    2. Artificial fibres
    3. Articles made of nylon
    4. Blended fibres
    Q. 3. Answer the following in short:
    1. What is PET? What are its uses?
    2. Why are plastics used in a variety of items?
    3. What are the advantages of using a plastic container?
    4. What is the 4R principle?
    5. Define polymer

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