Group I gives a list of terms related to woven fabrics and Group II contains equivalent terms related to knitted fabrics. Match the term from Group I with the equivalent term from Group II. Group I Group II P. Cover 1. Interlock Q. Double-cloth 2. Wales R. Warp 3. Tightness S. Weft 4. Courses
Woven vs Knitted Fabric Term Matching
This question requires matching terms from Group I (woven fabrics) with their corresponding equivalents in Group II (knitted fabrics).
Matching Woven Fabric Terms to Knitted Equivalents
- P. Cover (Woven): Refers to the density and coverage of the fabric structure. The direct equivalent in knitted fabrics is 3. Tightness.
- Q. Double-cloth (Woven): Describes fabrics made with two layers or complex constructions. The closest knitted equivalent is 1. Interlock, a type of double-knit construction.
- R. Warp (Woven): Denotes the yarns running lengthwise in a woven fabric. The lengthwise element in knitted fabric is 2. Wales (columns of stitches).
- S. Weft (Woven): Denotes the yarns running crosswise in a woven fabric. The crosswise element in knitted fabric is 4. Courses (rows of stitches).
Final Matched Pairs
Based on the analysis, the correct pairings are:
- P - 3
- Q - 1
- R - 2
- S - 4
Therefore, the correct option representing this matching is P-3, Q-1, R-2, S-4.
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