Which of the following crops is called the 'Golden Fiber'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which of the following crops is called the 'Golden Fiber'?

A. Wool

B. Silk

C. Jute

D. Cotton

Answer: Option C

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Jute is known as the 'Golden Fiber' due to its golden color and economic value. It is used for making sacks, ropes, and textiles.

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