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WorksheetsScience annual quiz.
Total questions: 160
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
What is a conductor?
(a)
Where is a solar cell found?
Car
Satellite
bus
Street light
Which of these is a magnetic substance?
Nickel
cobalt
Iron
All of these
Like poles ____ and unlike poles ____ each other.
(a)
There are (a) types of motions.
A kite flying in the sky has motion of the type :
Linear
curvilinear
random
periodic
Circular motion is also called revolution. True/False
(a)
Cell is a device which-
Converts chemical energy into electrical energy.
Electrical energy into light energy
Electrical energy into magnetic energy
None of these
Filament of a bulb is made up of-
Aluminium
Chromium
Platinum
Tungsten
Magnets have a shape
(a) cylindrical
(b) ball ended
(c) horse shoe
(d) all of these
Shapes of natural magnets are
(a) horse-shoe
(b) irregular
(c) cylindrical
(d) regular
When a magnet is suspended freely it always aligns itself in -------- direction?
North
N-S
N-W
N-E
Where on a magnet is the force the strongest
Poles
Middle
Repel
none of these
An example of periodic motion
Clock
Motion of a boat
Motion of a bus
all of the above
A motion that keeps on repeating itself after some time is called --------
Circular motion
Periodic motion
Rectilinear motion
Oscillatory motion
Invention of ------- revolutionized the field of transportation.
Fire
Boat
Wheel
Caves
What is the S.I. unit of length?
Metre
Centimetre
Kilometre
All of the above
An example of rectilinear motion is
apple falling from a tree
motion of a car on a straight road
a spinning top
all of the above
A bulb has
two terminals and one filament
two terminals and two filaments
multiple terminals and single filament
single terminal and single filament
Which is a insulator
Lime juice
Magnet
Iron
Nickle
Which is a conductor of electricity.
Iron
Magnesium
Soda water
Baking soda
Flow of electricity in a circuit is known as
Static charge
Electron
Protons
Electric current
Electricity flows from _______ to ________
Negative to negative
Positive to positive
Positive to negative
None of these
What is an electric circuit?
(a)
Metals are ____________ of electricity
Conductors
Super conductors
Sub insulators
None
In a torch electrical power is converted into
Heat energy
Light energy
Sound energy
None
What is the name of natural magnet
Ethiope
Lopez
Magnetite
Quartz
The area till which a magnet can attract a magnetic substance is known as
Magnetic force
Magnetic field
Crop field
Magnetism
Property of magnet of attracting or repelling a substance is known
Attraction
Repulsion
Magnetism
Pressure
A _______ consist of a magnetized needle which helps in finding directions
Compass
Magnet
Stone
None of These
Process in which a magnet becomes weak due to heating
Demagnetization
Rumination
Deteriorimination
Lopticlanation
Select the correct sequence for preparation of cotton fabric.
ginning-weaving-spinning
spinning-ginning-weaving
ginning-weaving-retting
ginning-spinning-weaving
Fibres obtained from plants and animals are called
Animal fibre
Plant fibre
synthetic fibre
Natural fibre
Which fibre is used for making gunny bags?
wool
Jute
Silk
Cotton
Which of the following fibre is not obtained from the animal
Leather
Wool
Silk cotton
Silk
Retting is carried out in jute
after weaving
after spinning
before spinning
A continuous piece of cloth, generally used as a dress material is called _________.
Fibre
Fabric
A fabric is made up of fine threads called ____________.
Yarns
Fibre
Filament
None of the above
Yarns are made from ___________.
Fibres
Fabrics
Both - Fibres and fabrics
None of the above
The jute fibre is obtained from the _______ of the jute plant.
Flower
Seed
Bark
Stem
Synthetic fibres are the fibres that are made from chemical substances. Which of these is a type of synthetic fibre?
Cotton
Silk
Jute
Polyester
Synthetic fibres are the fibres that are made from chemical substances. Which of these is a type of synthetic fibre?
Cotton
Silk
Jute
Polyester
The fibre obtained from the outer covering of the coconut is called ________.
Wrap
Coir
Weft
Yarn
name the fibre which is used to make ropes,carpets,filling of mattresses
coir
flax
kapok
which state is the main exporter of jute
bihar
assam
bengladesh
In _________ one continuous thread is used to make a fabric.
weaving
knitting
Biology is a study of ______
molecular structure
living things
bacteria
motion
what are the 2 things present on earth be divided into
animals and plants
living and non living
unicelllular and multicellular organisms
adults and babies
who are the autotrophs
animals
plants
fungi
amoeba
what is locomotion
it is a change in the environment
it the movement of an organism from place to place
it is the sudden response to the change in the environment
it is a fancy word for excretion
fishes use their (a) to breathe
plants breathe through special openings in their leaves called (a)
(a) are simple organisms which consist of only 1 cell
most cells are so small they can only be with a (a)
most living things need _____, ______and____ to survive.
(a)
select the unicellular organisms
paramecium
elephant
amoeba
humans
what is the name of the touch-me-not plant
(a)
A molecule is the basic structural and functional unit of life.
True
False
The environment undergoes several changes but living organisms remain the same, they do not change.
True
False
Plants can only produce oxygen. They cannot use it.
True
False
What is a hinge joint?
Allows joint to move in only 3 directions
Allows movement of joint in all directions
Allows movement of joints in 1 direction
allows movement of joints in only 4 directions
What is a ligament?
It is an hard and bony type and is very weak
It is strong connecting tissue but cant stretch
It is has elasticity and can stretch which can be found between bones
The hip bone encloses the portion of our body just below the heart.
True
False
Skeleton of human body is made up of ______.
Cartilage
Bones
Both cartilage and bones
None of the above
Which of the following are the functions of the skeleton?
Gives support to the body
Protects inner organs
Does not give shape to the body
All of the above
Which of the following joints is immovable?
Lower jaw and upper jaw
Upper jaw and skull
Knee and hip joint
Wrist and pivotal joint
Hinge joint can allow movement up to ______.
360 degree
90 degree
45 degree
180 degree
An earthworm is able to move with the help of its _____.
Bones
Bones and muscles
Muscles
Shell
Muscular foot is a locomotory organ in ______.
Snakes
Cockroach
Earthworms
Snails
Which of the following organs are protected by the rib cage?
Stomach
Heart
Lungs
Both heart and lungs
What is the lower muscle in the hand called?
Tendon
Biceps
Muscular foot
Triceps
Cockroaches have endoskeleton.
True
False
Are the hind limbs of birds modified to make them fly?
Yes
No
Partially yes
Partially no
Upstroke happens when the wings of the snail go up.
True
False
Which one of the following statements is correct?
Several kinds of plants and animals may share the same habitat.
All the animals and plants in a habitat are adopted to it.
Both the statements are correct.
None of these is correct.
Animals and plants have certain features which make them to survive in a particular habitat. This is called
adaptation
speciation
specialisation
evolution
Which is a biotic component of environment?
Plants
Animals
Microorganisms
All of these
What are the characteristics of a desert plant?
No leaves or very small leaves
Spines
Deep roots
All of these
Respiration in aquatic animals occurs by
lungs
legs
nostrils
gills
Soil, water and air are ……………… components of a habitat.
Biotic
Solid
Abiotic
Liquid
All living organisms need water for their survival.
True
False
Leaves in aquatic plants are reduced in size to minimize their evaporating surface.
True
False
All objects have similar shapes and sizes.
True
False
What is acclimatization?
Winter sleep of some organisms
The small changes that take place in the body of an organism over a short period, to overcome small problems arising due to changes in its surroundings
Feature that helps an organism to survive in a particular type of habitat
What is ecology?
Study of the relationship between living things and their environment
Everything surrounding and affecting an organism
Both
A_has several adaptations to help it survive in a desert
Camel
Donkey
Cat
Organisms living on land are _____ organisms
aquatic
arboreal
terrestrial
Fishes move about in the water with the help of their
mouth and tail
legs and scales
wings and tails
fins and tails
Which one of these animals can live on land as well as in water?
deer
giraffe
frog
fox
Which one of these aquatic plants grows completely submerged under water?
water hyacinth
hydrilla
water lily
lotus
Which of the following animals does not have gills?
squids
octopus
dolphin
fish
Which one of the following is stored in a camel's hump for use in emergency situations?
air
fat
water
carbohydrates
One of the following is not a terrestrial habitat?
soil
tree
ocean
desert
In a physical change:
The molecules of the substance do not change
The molecules of the substance do not change
The molecules of a substance undergo change
New substance are formed
MELTING OF ICE IS WHAT CHANGE
PHYSICAL CHANGE
CHEMICAL CHANGE
BURNING OF WOOD IS WHAT CHANGE
PHYSICAL CHANGE
CHEMICAL CHANGE
Every change has a cause. true or false
True
False
What type of change is the bursting of a cracker ?
Reversible change
Irreversible change
Physical change
None of these
What type of change is the lighting of a bulb?
Reversible change
Irreversible change
Chemical change
None of these
Which of the following is an irreversible change?
Filling air in a balloon
Melting of ice
Burning of paper
Making a toy aeroplane by folding paper
Which type of change is the curdling of milk?
Reversible change
Irreversible change
Reversible as well as irreversible change
None of these
Which of the following changes takes place when heat is given?
The bursting of a balloon due to filling of excess air
Crushing of coal pieces
Transformation of water into vapour
Dissolving of salt in water
When iron rim is heated it
Contracts
Expands
Dissolves
Evaporates
The burning of wood
Can be reversed
Cannot be reversed
Can be expanded
Can be melted
When object is cooled, it's size
Increases
Decreases
Remains same
None of the above
Evaporation of water is a reversible change
True
False
Rusting of iron is a reversible change
True
False
Which of the following gas helps in burning?
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Corbon monoxide
Envelope of air that surrounds the earth is known as
biosphere
atmosphere
environment
ecosystem
Air becomes thinner and thinner as we go higher and higher from the surface of earth.
True
False
Air is present in
atmosphere
soil
Water of ponds, lakes and seas
everywhere
What is the percentage of carbon dioxide and few other gases, water vapour, dust particles?
2%
1%
3%
None of these
Which gas is essential for respiration?
(a)
Windmill uses _______ to work and produces ________.
Electricity................ hydrogen
Kerosene...............Air
Air.............Electricity
Motar............silver
What makes a firki rotate?
Atmosphere
Moving air
Water vapour
None of these
Carbon dioxide is used by green plants to make their own food.
True
False
Atmosphere shows the direction in which the air is moving at that place.
True
False
Air is
a mixture
a pure substance
an element
anything, that depends on the place where it is found
Air has no ……………. and one can see through it. It is ………………… .
Heat......... Opaque
Neon gas.......... Luminous
Colour.......... Transparent
None of these
We breath in CO2 and breath out O2.
True
False
Air contains water vapours.
True
False
Plants produce oxygen through photosynthesis.
False
True
The method of separating two components of a mixture which is based on the wind is …………………….. .
Threshing
Handpickink
Winnowing
Seiving
Air contains __________ particles.
Husk
Dust
Stones
Iron
Nitrogen of the air is used on a large scale to manufacture ………………………. .
Gas
Pesticides
Fertilizers
Glaciers
Major part of the air is constituted by?
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
inert gases
What are the advantages of vermicomposting ?
It can be used to recycle certain waste products.
The remaining compost can be used as fertilizers.
You can save the environment by creating less waste
All of the above
What can be used as an alternative to plastic bags
Paper Bags
Glass bags
Cloth Bags
We shouldn't use bags at all.
Why can't we make a compost out of plastic ?
Because plastic is biodegradable
Because it bad for the soil.
Because it catches fire.
Because plastic is non biodegradable
What is the correct definition of "Reuse" ?
Reducing the consumption of certain materials.
Using certain materials over and over until they are worn out.
Saying no to things which are not ecofriendly
sending materials like paper and plastic for recycling
What is the correct definition of "Reduce" ?
Using certain materials over and over until they are worn out.
Reducing the consumption of certain materials.
Making something new out of an old material.
What kind of wastes are filled in a compost pit ?
Non-biodegradable
Biodegradable
What are solid wastes commonly called?
Garbage
Sewage
What are the 3 r's
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
Reduce, Refuse, Reuse
Reduce, Refuse, recycle
Reduce, Reuse, rotate
What is a landfill ??
places where the garbages are taken to a low lying open area
places where people go on a vacation for tourism.
it is a place which is filled with a lot of drought
What happens when we burn leaves??
It produces smoke and harmful gases
it dies
nothing will happen
it will explode
Which type of wastes decompose completely when buried in soil??
Plant wastes
plastic wastes
animal wastes
metal wastes
A ____________ is a waste disposal facility where wastes are put in the ground and covered each day with a layer soil
landfill
incinerator
dustbin
open dump
Out of these, which one is a non-biodegradable waste?
Paper
Faecal matter
Aluminum foil
Cotton
Which among the following will not pollute the soil?
Aluminium foil
Plastic
Thermo Col
Bread
Choose a method of separation for the mixture bought by Aryan
Sieving
Handpicking
Threshing
Filtration
Ramaira wants to make low fat Lassi, which method shall she use for separating the fat?
Filtration
Sedimentation
Decantation
Churning
We can separate salt from water using filtration?
True
False
Choose the mixtures which cannot be separated by filtration
Cornflakes in milk
Sugar in Milk
Chocolate syrup in milk
Tea leaves from water
Which method is used to separate pebbles and stones from sand?
Threshing
Winnowing
Sieving
Filtration
Property which forms the basis of sieving
Difference in colour
Difference in weight
Difference in shape
Difference in Size
Which method of separation can you observe in the picture?
Decantation
Evaporation
Sedimentation
Sieving
In absence of a strainer, which technique can be used to separate tea from tea leaves?
Threshing
Winnowing
Sedimentation-Decantation
Handpicking
Sugar can be separated from water using which of the following techniques?
Sedimentation
Handpicking
Evaporation
Churning
A solution is known as (a) when no more substance can be dissolved in it.
Mixture of of salt, sand, oil and water is given ,which of these sequence can be used to separate salt
Decantation -> Filtration -> Evaporation
Filtration -> Evaporation -> Condensation
Filtration -> boiling ->Decantation
Decantation -> Evaporation -> Handpicking
Butter can be separated from milk by the process of (a)
Which of the following mixtures can be separated using evaporation?
Salt and water
Tea leaves and water
Oil and water
Copper Sulphate and water
The process of conversion of water vapour to water is known as (a)
Abeer was trying to recover water from salt and water solution, which of the following techniques shall he use?
Evaporation
Distillation
Sieving
Handpicking
Iron particles can be separated from the mixture by:
Magnet
Sedimentation
Evaporation
Decantation
