The question asks us to match fabric defects from List-I with their corresponding objectives in List-II. Let's analyze each item:
- Slub: A slub is a defect related to the yarn. It appears as a thick area in the fabric and occurs due to irregularities in yarn thickness or twist. Therefore, it is a Yarn fault. (III)
- Misreed: This defect happens in the weaving process when some warp yarns do not pass through the reed properly, leading to issues in the fabric's texture or spacing. Thus, this is a Weaving fault. (IV)
- Shaded: Refers to uneven distribution of color within the fabric, typically resulting from issues in the dyeing process. Therefore, it is a Dyeing fault. (II)
- Baggy: A baggy appearance results from issues in processing or finishing stages, causing uneven tension and loose areas within the fabric. It is a Finishing fault. (I)
Matching each item:
- (A) Slub - (III) Yarn fault
- (B) Misreed - (IV) Weaving fault
- (C) Shaded - (II) Dyeing fault
- (D) Baggy - (I) Finishing fault
Hence, the correct answer is: (A)-(III), (B)-(IV), (C)-(II), (D)-(I)