Question

Which of the following is a registered trademark of ‘Acrylic’ used by some companies:

• A. Origami
• B. Aclon
• C. Orlon
• D. Actina

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The question asks us to identify which term among the given options is a registered trademark for 'Acrylic' used by some companies. To solve this, let's examine what each term represents within the context of textiles: 

• Origami: Origami usually refers to the art of paper folding and is unrelated to textiles or acrylic fibers.
• Aclon: Though this term may sound related to textiles, it is not known as a registered trademark specifically for acrylic fibers.
• Orlon: Orlon is indeed a well-known registered trademark used by DuPont for acrylic fibers. It is associated with the textile industry and used to denote acrylic fiber known for its wool-like feel.
• Actina: This term does not relate to a registered trademark for acrylic fibers.

From this analysis, we conclude that Orlon is the registered trademark of 'Acrylic' used by some companies.

Answer 2

The registered trademark for Acrylic used by some companies is Orlon.

Here’s a brief explanation of the options:

(1) Origami: Origami is a term associated with the Japanese art of paper folding and is not a trademark for Acrylic.

(2) Aclon: While Aclon may sound like a brand, it is not a registered trademark for Acrylic.

(3) Orlon: Orlon is a registered trademark of Acrylic fibers, and it is widely used by companies to market acrylic fibers and acrylic-based products.

(4) Actina: Actina is not related to Acrylic and is not a registered trademark for it.

Thus, the correct answer is (3) Orlon, which is a well-known Acrylic fiber trademark.