Which thin, crinkled cloth may be made from silk, rayon, cotton, or wool?

• A. Crinkled
• B. Copper
• C. Crepe
• D. Crown

Answer: (C)

Crepe is the fabric described. It’s known for a delicate, crinkled or puckered surface, and it can be made from a variety of fibers, including silk, rayon, cotton, and wool. The texture is the key here: a thin, crinkled cloth points to crepe, not to a texture label or other non-fabric terms. For reference, you can have silk crepe, cotton crepe, wool crepe, or rayon crepe, all varying in hand and weight but sharing that characteristic crinkle. The other options aren’t fabrics that come in those fibers—one is just a texture word, one is a metal, and the last isn’t a fabric name.