alleryIn weaving, how do the two sets of threads meet each other?
AAt right angles
BIn parallel lines
CIn a spiral
DDiagonally only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. At right angles
1. Weaving uses two sets of threads.
2. They are interlaced at right angles to form cloth.
3. Parallel or spiral threads would not form a fabric.
_Source: Wikipedia, Weaving (lead section)_
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