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*  Clothes protect our body from changing weather.
               *  A  process  of  making  clothes  on  hand  looms  or  power  looms  that  run  on

                  electricity is called weaving.
               *  Tie and dye, kalamkari, block prin ng, embroidery are ways to make designs on

                  the clothes.
               *  People of different states wear different types of clothes.








              A.     Answer the following questions.

                     1.  What did early men wear?

                     2.  What is weaving?

                     3.  Why do we need clothes?

                     4.  What is knitting used for?

                     5.  What is block printing?

                     6.  Explain the tie and dye technique.

                     7.  Describe the different dresses of men.

              B.     Fill in the blanks.

                     1.  ____________       is a speciality of Rajasthan and is also called bandhani.

                     2.  Bihar is best known for ____________              .

                     3.  In Kerala, men wear a lungi called ____________                  and a shirt.

                     4.  ____________       is done using needle and thread.

                     5.  ____________      protect our body from changing____________                  .

              C.     Match the states with the dresses worn there.

                     1.  Punjab                                   a)   mekhela-chadar
                     2.  Kashmir                                  b)   half-saree

                     3.  Assam                                    c)   salwar-kameez
                     4.  Tamil Nadu                               d)   dhoti and kurta

                     5.  Uttar Pradesh                            e)  mundri
                     6.  Kerala                                    f)   phiran-salwaar


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