Explanation:

- Intermediate Good:

- Goods used as inputs in the production of other goods.

- Cotton yarns purchased by a handloom worker are used to make fabric or finished products.

- These are not final goods; they are transformed into something else.

- Correct Answer: Intermediate Good

- Consumer Good:

- Goods bought and used by consumers rather than by manufacturers for producing other goods.

- Cotton yarns don't fit this definition as they are not purchased for personal use.

- Capital Good:

- Goods used in the production of other goods, but they are not used up in the production process.

- Examples include machinery or equipment.

- Cotton yarns are consumed in production, so they don't qualify.

- None of These:

- An option if none of the above categories fit.