A continuous strand formed by twisting and interlacing fibers is called

A continuous strand formed by twisting and interlacing fibers is called

• A. Yarn
• B. Fiber
• C. Thread
• D. Filament

Answer: (A)

A continuous strand formed by twisting and interlacing fibers is yarn. Yarn comes from twisting together fibers to create a single, long length that can be used in knitting, weaving, or other fabric-making processes. It’s the finished strand that holds the fibers into a coherent, usable form. A fiber is the raw material itself, not yet made into a continuous strand. A filament is a single, unbroken strand of material, typically one long fiber rather than a twisted bundle. Thread is a type of yarn used for sewing, usually finer and often made by twisting multiple yarns together, but the general term for this continuous strand created by twisting fibers is yarn.

A continuous strand formed by twisting and interlacing fibers is yarn. Yarn comes from twisting together fibers to create a single, long length that can be used in knitting, weaving, or other fabric-making processes. It’s the finished strand that holds the fibers into a coherent, usable form.

A fiber is the raw material itself, not yet made into a continuous strand. A filament is a single, unbroken strand of material, typically one long fiber rather than a twisted bundle. Thread is a type of yarn used for sewing, usually finer and often made by twisting multiple yarns together, but the general term for this continuous strand created by twisting fibers is yarn.