Textile and Fiber Materials

Yes, nylon  was the first synthetic fibre made from chemicals.It is wrinkle resistant

 All of the above options are correct.

 Synthetic fibres are obtained from chemicals whereas natural fibres are obtained from plants and animals.

 The process of making yarn from fibres is known as spinning.

Both Takli (hand spindle) and Charkha are used to make yarn from fibre. A loom is used for weaving yarn into cloth.

Cotton is used for filling mattresses and quilts, and for making wicks for oil lamps. Cotton is not used for making foot-wear.

The statement 3 is wrong because weaving can be carried out manually. 

The weaving of fabrics is done on handlooms and the looms are either hand-operated or power-operated.

 In the earlier times, natural fibres were obtained from the flax and cotton plants. 

Cotton is obtained from plants.

Jute is a blast fibre, obtained from the stem (bark) of the jute plant. Hence, the option 3 is correct.

 Fibre is made from yarn by the method of weaving.

Fibres from cotton are drawn out and twisted. This brings the fibres together to form the yarn.

The process of separating fibres from seeds by combing is called ginning.