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It is too cheap to be real silk; it must be-

It is too cheap to be real silk; it must be- Correct Answer artificial

Here ‘artificial’ gives the correct expression of this sentence. Artificial (adjective) means (i) made as a copy of something natural, or, (ii) not sincere, affected such as she gave an artificial smile.

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