GRADE VI - FTP ELEMENTARY ASSESSMENT

A form of matter that has no fixed shape but has a fixed volume. an example of this form of matter is ___.

• carbon dioxide

• ice

• water vapor

• kerosene

The process in which the solid changes directly into vapors without changing in liquid state is called ____.

• condensation

• evaporation

• boiling

• sublimation

Which of the following has highest density?

• kerosene

• water

• iron

• wood

A few substances are arranged in the increasing order of 'forces of attraction' between their particles. which one of the following represents a correct arrangement?

• water, air, wind

• air, sugar, soil

• oxygen, water, sugar

• salt, juice, air

Which of the following diseases spread through contaminated food and water?

• malaria

• cholera

• filaria

• dengue

How does vaccination help us?

• Develops resistance against a disease.

• Can control every disease

• kills all the disease causing organisms in the area

• Involves the use of antibodies

Ramu was not keeping well and often suffering from fever. the doctor found that Ramu was not using iodised salts in his meal and the deficiency of iodine in his body led to the disease named

• rickets

• scurvy

• neurosis

• goiter

Which of the following vitamins prevent bleeding gums or scurvy?

• vitamin B

• vitamin C

• vitamin K

• vitamin d

Deepak's salary is 20% more than Raju's salary. If Deepak saves rs 18000 which is 48% of his salary. Then what is Raju's salary?

• 32250

• 31250

• 31520

• none of the above

A student score 35% of total mark and failed by 45 mark. Second student get 47% of total mark and get 15 marks more than pass marks. What is the pass mark as percentage of the total marks?

• 45%

• 37%

• 44%

• 43%