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Reflect and Review

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

An experiment is carried out by a group of students and their results are shown in the given figure.

a)

The air present in the water formed bubbles.

b)

Air inside the glass escaped out in the form of bubbles.

c)

Air in the trough escaped as air bubbles.

d)

Air in the surroundings formed air bubbles.

2.

The layer of atmosphere where the jet plane fly is the

a)

stratosphere.

b)

Ionosphere.

c)

Troposphere.

d)

Lithosphere.

3.

The pie chart shows the composition of air. What do x and y represent?

a)

X-Nitrogen

Y- Carbon dioxide

b)

X-Carbon dioxide

Y-Nitrogen

c)

X-Nitrogen

Y- Inert gases

d)

X-Oxygen

Y-Carbon dioxide

4.

What is present all around us?

a)

Water

b)

Air

c)

Soil

d)

Sand

5.

Air pressure is measured with an instrument called the

a)

barometer.

b)

Ammeter.

c)

Hydrometer.

d)

Manometer.

6.

The amount of water vapor present in air Is called

a)

Droplets.

b)

Humidity

c)

Precipitation.

d)

Smoke.

7.

Which process is responsible for the formation of water vapor?

a)

Condensation

b)

Evaporation

c)

Sublimation

d)

Sedimentation

8.

Which of the following is the importance of the layer marked 'X' in the figure given below?

a)

The layer 'X' provides living things with oxygen.

b)

It protects the Earth from asteroids.

c)

It gives out heat.

d)

It is useful only to plants.

9.

The figure shows a straw placed in a beaker

of water. The water level in the

straw rises when air is sucked out, this is because

a)

Atmospheric pressure has increased.

b)

Air pressure inside the straw is the same as the atmospheric pressure.

c)

Air pressure inside the straw becomes lower than the atmospheric pressure.

d)

Air

pressure inside the straw becomes higher than the atmospheric pressure.

10.

Which of these will dissolve in water?

a)

Sand

b)

Topsoil

c)

Rock

d)

Baking soda

11.

Which of these is/are examples of Evaporation .

1. water changing to water vapour from oceans and rivers.

2. water changing to water vapour from a glass kept in the open.

3. water vapour changing to water to produce rain

a)

only 1

b)

Only 1 and 2

c)

Only 2

d)

Only 1 ,2 and 3

12.

What is a gentle wind called ?

a)

Wind

b)

Storm

c)

Breeze

d)

Gail

13.

Dust particles present in the air form tiny droplets of water when______________.

a)

heated

b)

condensed

c)

melted

14.

Why do we usually not see the moon during the daytime?

a)

Because thick clouds cover it.

b)

Because of the bright sunlight

c)

Because the moon is there only at night

d)

Because the moon is on the other side of the earth.

15.

Temperature of an area mostly depends upon ________

a)

humidity

b)

distance from the sea

c)

rainfall

16.

Jaya took a glass of water and added a

spoonful of sugar and then squeezed the juice of a lemon into it. She stirred

it well and then poured this mixture through a strainer. What will remain in the strainer?

a)

Only water

b)

Only lemon juice

c)

Only lemon seeds

d)

Lemon seeds and sugar

17.

Jaya took a glass of water and added a

spoonful of sugar and then squeezed the juice of a lemon into it. She stirred

it well and then poured this mixture through a strainer. What will remain in the strainer?

a)

Only water

b)

Only lemon juice

c)

Only lemon seeds

d)

Lemon seeds and sugar

18.

Anil poured equal amounts of water into four containers as shown in the figure and kept all of them out in the hot sun for an entire day. At the end of the day, he measured the amount of water left in each container. What was Anil testing for?

a)

Whether evaporation depends on the volume of water taken

b)

Whether evaporation depends on temperature

c)

Whether evaporation depends on the material of the container

d)

Whether evaporation depends on the exposed area of water

19.

Houses with sloping roofs are more common in some places than in others. Sloping roofs will be MOST common in __________.

a)

places with strong winds

b)

places with weak winds.

c)

places with high rainfall

d)

places with no rainfall

20.

We often find that air high up in the mountains is much less polluted than lower down in the plains. What could be the reason for this?

a)

Trees in the mountains can take in all the pollution.

b)

Air in the mountains is different from air lower down.

c)

There is very little air high up in the mountains to be polluted.

d)

There are less pollution-causing activities high up in the mountains.

21.

Benjie has two different vessels, P and Q. Vessel P is filled with 2 litres of water and vessel Q with 1 litre of oil. Both the vessels are full, as shown in the picture.

If he empties the vessel Q and pours all the water that was there in vessel P into it, will the water overflow?

a)

No, because both water and oil are liquids.

b)

Yes, because water flows much easily compared to oil.

c)

Yes, because vessel Q won't be able to hold that much water.

d)

Cannot say for sure. It depends on the shape of the vessel Q.

22.

Breeze and storm are types of wind. Which of them can damage buildings?

a)

Breeze

b)

Storm

c)

both, breeze and storm

d)

Wind cannot damage buildings.

23.

Mahi sits near the window to study every morning. The shadow of the tree falls on the window only in the morning.

Which direction is the window most likely facing?

a)

east

b)

west

c)

north or south

d)

cannot say from the given information

24.

Suhani observed that wet roads dried up due to heat. She kept a bucket full of water in the afternoon out in the Sun to study the effect of heat on the water. Around how long will it take for the water to completely dry off from the bucket?

a)

1 hour

b)

3 hours

c)

half a day

d)

several days

25.

A person is standing in an open ground during the day. His shadow formed due to position of the Sun as shown below. What time of the day is it?

a)

noon

b)

evening

c)

night

26.

Which of the following will happen if volcanic eruption has taken place inside water?

a)

Flood

b)

Tsunami

c)

Both can happen

d)

Volcanic eruption can never take place inside water surface.

27.

A ship carrying oil sinks in the ocean resulting in an oil spill. This will have a negative impact on

a)

Marine animals

b)

Aquatic plants

c)

Both A and B

d)

The air above the ocean

28.

A student removes an ice cube tray from the freezer and places it on a table. The ice cubes are solid and cold. The student forgets to put the ice cube tray back into the freezer. The next day the ice cubes should be:

a)

Liquid and warmer

b)

Solid and warmer

c)

Liquid and colder

d)

Solid and colder

29.

Which of the following is not true?

a)

Millions of tiny droplet is cloud

b)

Opposite of evaporation-condensation

c)

Cloud formation near ground is fog

d)

Water droplets frozen on their way down is snow

30.

In which of the following conditions evaporation becomes faster?

a)

A) On sunny days

b)

A) When surface area is larger

c)

A) On windy days

d)

A) All of these

31.

See the picture and identify it.

a)

snow

b)

hail

c)

dew

d)

frost