Question

The process of sheep shearing shed is:
A.Washing of sheep fiber
B.Removal of fleece
C.Rolling sheep fiber in yarn
D.Drying of sheep fiber

Answer 1

The hair removal process for the sheep is known as sheep shearing. In this process the hairs from the upper body of the sheep are removed by professionals once a year in early springs and then sent for processing of yarns.

Complete step by step solution:
Sheep shearing is a hair removal process for the sheep. The hairs of sheep are removed by shaving them off. Shearer, the person who shears the sheep is called by this name. The cutting of wool is a very typical task. It requires a great attention and skill also because a noob person can’t handle this properly and the danger of hurting or making cuts to the sheep is also there. A professional shearer removes the wool from sheep within five minutes without hurting the animal. Mostly the sheep shearing is done annually, because it gives them time to grow the hairs and also helps them in winters to protect themselves in cold environments. Therefore the time for sheep shearing is approximately about the early spring. This relieves the sheep from the heavy load and again sufficient time is provided to grow their hairs till the winter season.
Sometimes the unshorn sheep dies because they can’t manage their body temperature and due to overheating they die from time to time the sheep are shorn. To do this shearing process for a large number of sheep shearing shed facilities is provided. It takes less time and more production of wool.
Hence from the above discussion we can conclude that the process of sheep shearing shed is for removal of fleece.

So option (B) is correct.

Note: The sheep shearing does not mean that the sheep are killed to obtain their hairs or we can say wool. Shearing means removing the hairs simply, it helps sheep also because if the hairs are not removed then the sheep will die due to overheating.