The string they bought was made of:
ACotton waste
BColoured jute
CCombed wool
DCoconut husk
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Coconut husk
1. Several materials were needed to set up the drying frame.
2. The string they bought was made of coconut husk.
3. The poles were of casuarina and the mat of palm leaves.
_Source: syllabus Environmental Studies, 'Looking Around', Ch 4 'Mangoes Round the Year'_
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