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Question
Match items in List A with the items of list B.
| List A | List B |
| (a) nylon | (i) non-stick coating |
| (b) PET | (ii) electric switches |
| (c) rayon | (iii) parachutes |
| (d) thermosetting plastics | (iv) polyester |
| (e) teflon | (v) artificial silk |
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Solution
| List A | List B |
| (a) nylon | (iii) parachutes |
| (b) PET | (iv) polyester |
| (c) rayon | (v) artificial silk |
| (d) thermosetting plastics | (ii) electric switches |
| (e) teflon | (i) non-stick coating |
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