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Silk: A Rich History Quiz unlock 4Version en ligne Test your knowledge of silk's ancient journey. par Bobojon Boybolaev 1 Where was silk production originally restricted to in ancient times? a India b Egypt c Rome d China 2 What grows on mulberry leaves to become silk? a Caterpillar b Silkworm c Beetle d Spider 3 By how much can a silkworm weigh increase in six weeks? a 100,000% b 1,000% c 100% d 10,000% 4 What do silkworms produce that becomes silk? a Nymph shell b Silk thread c Moth wing d Cocoon 5 What happens to cocoons in commercial silk production? a They are dried intact b They are planted in soil c They are eaten d They are boiled to kill the worm 6 How many metres of silk thread can a single cocoon yield? a 50-100 metres b 10-50 metres c 300-900 metres d 1,000-2,000 metres 7 Which region was known for the Silk Road trade? a Northern Europe b South America c Sub-Saharan Africa d Central Asia 8 Which empire popularized silk in the Mediterranean by Roman times? a Ottoman Empire b Roman Empire c Persian Empire d Mongol Empire 9 Which country is still the largest silk producer today? a Italy b Brazil c China d India 10 Which country is the second-largest silk producer today? a France b USA c Japan d India 11 Why was silk so highly valued in ancient times? a Luxurious and hard to produce b Common and cheap c Made from metal fibers d Only used for sails 12 What practice helped Europe start silk production? a Merchants traded silk seeds b Monks smuggled silkworm eggs c Spices financed silkworms d Nobles farmed silk trees 13 Which century saw silk eggs brought to Byzantium by monks? a 6th century b 10th century c 1st century d 3rd century 14 Silk originally arrived in Europe via which route? a The Royal Road b The Spice Route c The Silk Road d The Amber Road 15 What is the main source of silk fiber? a Silkworm cocoons b Milk proteins c Spider webs d Plant fibers 16 What is one reason silk is celebrated today? a Combines beauty and comfort b Very cheap c Used only in industry d Only for formal wear 17 Which civilization first documented silk’s value in Europe? a Ancient Greece b Minoan Civilization c Egyptian Empire d Roman Empire 18 What country still dominates global silk production share? a Italy b India c Japan d China 19 Which animal produces silk for textiles? a Caterpillar without silk production b Silkworm c Spider d Beetle 20 What is the traditional symbol of silk wealth in ancient China? a Religious robes b Common farmer garb c Emperor’s clothing d Military banners 21 What happens to the silkworm after cocoon boiling? a The worm migrates b The worm hatches into moth c The worm is cured into meat d The worm is killed 22 Which process follows cocoon gathering in silk production? a Reeling and weaving b Fermenting and drying c Grafting and sowing d Dyeing and stamping 23 Which continent became a silk producer after monks’ success? a Australia b Africa c Antarctica d Europe 24 What protects the silkworm during its early life? a Sugar water b Mulberry leaves diet c Grape juice d Sunlight only 25 Which factor helps silk remain premium against synthetics? a Easier to mass-produce b Heavier weight c Lower cost d Natural lustre and quality

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Silk: A Rich History Quiz unlock 4Version en ligne

par Bobojon Boybolaev

Where was silk production originally restricted to in ancient times?

What grows on mulberry leaves to become silk?

By how much can a silkworm weigh increase in six weeks?

What do silkworms produce that becomes silk?

What happens to cocoons in commercial silk production?

How many metres of silk thread can a single cocoon yield?

Which region was known for the Silk Road trade?

Which empire popularized silk in the Mediterranean by Roman times?

Which country is still the largest silk producer today?

Which country is the second-largest silk producer today?

Why was silk so highly valued in ancient times?

What practice helped Europe start silk production?

Which century saw silk eggs brought to Byzantium by monks?

Silk originally arrived in Europe via which route?

What is the main source of silk fiber?

What is one reason silk is celebrated today?

Which civilization first documented silk’s value in Europe?

What country still dominates global silk production share?

Which animal produces silk for textiles?

What is the traditional symbol of silk wealth in ancient China?

What happens to the silkworm after cocoon boiling?

Which process follows cocoon gathering in silk production?

Which continent became a silk producer after monks’ success?

What protects the silkworm during its early life?

Which factor helps silk remain premium against synthetics?