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Stock dyeing is a method in which the
 
  a. coloring agent is added to the viscous liquid.
 
   b. skeins are dyed before they are woven into fabrics.
 
   c. dye is applied to the fibers before they are processed into yarns.
 
   d. dye is applied on a roller.

Question 2

The Jacquard Loom would produce all the fabrics EXCEPT
 
  a. frieze.
 
   b. damask.
 
   c. tapestry.
 
   d. brocade.



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