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Changes around us

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

There are slow and fast changes. Some changes take long time to occur. The example of fast changes is ....

a)

burning of paper

b)

rusting of iron

c)

milk into curd

d)

water into ice

2.

There are periodic and non-periodic changes. The changes that occur after a fixed time period are termed as periodic. The example of periodic changes is ....

a)

falling of leaves

b)

beating of heart

c)

earthquakes

d)

growth of children

3.

There are physical and chemical changes. Physical changes is a change in which phisical of a substance may get altered but its chemical composition remains is same. The example of physical changes is ....

a)

burning of paper

b)

curdling of milk

c)

burning of wood

d)

melting of ice

4.

When water is heated at its boiling point in it changes into vapour, and water vapor can back again into water by condensation is called ....

a)

chemical changes

b)

physical changes

c)

reversible changes

d)

periodic changes

5.

Look at to the the statements below. Which one is an example of chemical change?

a)

melting of ice

b)

burnng of paper

c)

breaking of glass

d)

blowing a balloon

6.

There are periodic and non-periodic changes. The changes that occur after a fixed time period are termed as periodic. The correct statements about periodic changes are ....

a)

Beating of our heart

b)

swinging of a clock

c)

Earthquakes in the city

d)

growth of children

7.

There are reversible and irreversible changes. A changes wich can be reversed by applying phyxical methods of temperature and preassure is termed as a reversible change. The example of reversible changes below are ....

a)

change of water into ice

b)

burning of wood

c)

water vapour changes to water

d)

burning of paper

8.

There are chemical and phisical changes. Which one is an example of physical change?

a)

burning of wood

b)

burning of paper

c)

melting of ice

d)

grinding of wheat into flour

9.

The substance which is dissolved in a liquids is called solute. The example of solute are ....

a)

milk

b)

sugar

c)

salt

d)

water

10.

The mixture obtained by dissolving solute in a solvent is known as solution. The example of solution is ....

a)

milk

b)

sugar

c)

salt

d)

syrup