Natural fibre uses

• A. Nylon: hats.
• B. Cotton: Clothing, towels, book binding, denim, bedding, canvas.
• C. Polyester: clothing.
• D. Kevlar: rope.

Answer: (B)

Natural fibres like cotton are used in a wide range of everyday products because they combine comfort with strength when woven. Cotton comes from the plant and is naturally breathable and absorbent, making it ideal for clothing and towels. It’s also durable enough to be used in denim (jeans), bedding, and canvas, and even serves well in bookbinding cloth covers. This versatility across clothing, household textiles, and binding materials shows why cotton is a prime example of natural-fibre uses.

The other options point to synthetic fibres—nylon, polyester, and Kevlar—which are not natural fibres, and their listed uses don’t illustrate the same broad, everyday range associated with natural fibres.