Textile production chain — arrange from source to finished garment Items: a. Yarn b. Plant c. Saree d. Cotton e. Cloth
Verbal Reasoning
Logical Sequence of Words
Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
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Ab, d, e, a, c
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Bb, d, a, e, c
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Cb, d, c, e, a
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Db, d, e, c, a
Answer
Correct Answer: b, d, a, e, c
Explanation
Introduction / Context:We map an agricultural raw material through processing stages into a finished garment. Reasoning is based on standard textile manufacturing flow.
Given Data / Assumptions:
- Plant provides Cotton.
- Cotton is spun to Yarn.
- Yarn is woven/knitted into Cloth.
- Cloth is tailored into a Saree.
Concept / Approach:Follow the supply chain from biological source to final consumer product.
Step-by-Step Solution:b (Plant) → d (Cotton) → a (Yarn) → e (Cloth) → c (Saree).
Verification / Alternative check:Textile process charts commonly show cotton→yarn→fabric→garment.
Why Other Options Are Wrong:
- They jump to cloth or saree before producing yarn or collecting cotton.
Common Pitfalls:Confusing yarn and cloth order; yarn must precede cloth.
Final Answer:b, d, a, e, c