Fibers, Fabrics, and Yarns
Textiles & Fabrics
Buying a House
Buying a House
100

Give an example of a natural fiber

Cotton, linen, silk, or wool

100

Usually a fabric or cloth

Textile

100

the estimated amount active buyers would currently be willing to pay for your home

Home Value

100

a tax assessed on real estate by a local government and paid by the property owner.

property tax

200

Give an example of a synthetic fiber

Polyester, rayon, spandex, or nylon

200

What are 2 uses of textiles? 

protection, fashion, warmth, etc

200

a sum of money the buyer pays at the outset of a large transaction

Down payment

200

(homeowners association fees) an amount of money that must be paid by certain types of residential property owners every month to their homeowners associations

Monthly HOA

300

Where do natural fibers come from?

Plants or animals 

300

a special quality or characteristic which is unique to an object

property

300

the amount of money you owe at any given time under the mortgage

loan amount

300

What is one thing to consider while buying a house?

  • Location

  • Price

  • Year Built

  • Interior/Exterior 

  • Property Taxes 

400
  • a long and thin strand or thread of material that can be knit or woven into a fabric.

fiber

400

What are 3 words to describe the property of a fabric?

Heavy, light, cool, absorbent, stretchy, and waterproof 

400

is the amount a lender charges a borrower and is a percentage of the principal

interest rate

500
  • Fibers twisted together

Yarn

500

What is the correct order?

Fiber -> fabric -> yarn

Yarn -> fiber -> fabric

Fabric -> yarn -> fiber

Fiber -> yarn -> fabric

Fiber -> yarn -> fabric

500

the amount of time it takes to completely pay off your loan

loan term