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6 Science Book Back Questions | Solutions for Class 6 Science | Textbook Solutions for Class 6 Science with Answers


 

TERM - I

6th SCIENCE -  Book Back Questions

UNIT - 1

Choose the correct answer

1.     The height of a tree can be measured by

a) metre scale

b) metre rod

c) plastic ruler

d) measuring tape.

Ans: d) measuring tape.

 

2.     Conversion of 7 m into cm gives _______

a) 70 cm

b) 7 cm

c) 700 cm

d) 7000 cm

Ans: c) 700 cm

 

3.     Quantity that can be measured is called ____

a) physical quantity               

b) measurement  

c) unit          

d) motion.

Ans: b) measurement

 

4.     Choose the correct one

a) km > mm > cm > m           

b) km > mm > m  > cm

c) km > m > cm > mm           

d) km > cm > m > mm

Ans: c) km > m > cm > mm

 

5.     While measuring the length of an object using a ruler, the position of your eye should be

a) Left side of the point.

b) Vertically above the point where the measurement is to be taken.  

c) Right side of the point.       

d) any where according to one’s convenience.

Ans. b) Vertically above the point where the measurement is to be taken.

 

UNIT - 2

 

1.     Unit of speed is

        a) m       

        b) s         

        c)kg       

        d) m/s   

        Ans: d) m/s 

 

2.     Which among the following is an Oscillatory motion?

        a) Rotation of the earth about its axis

        b) Revolution of the moon about the earth

        c) To and fro movement of a vibrating string

        d) All of these.            

        Ans: c) To and fro movement of a vibrating string

 

3.     The correct relation among the following is

        a) Speed = Distance x Time

        b) Speed = Distance / Time.

        c) Speed = Time / Distance         

        d) Speed = 1 /(Distance x Time)

        Ans: b) Speed = Distance / Time

 

4.     Gita travels with her father in a bike to her uncle’s house which is 40 km away from her home. She takes 40 minutes to reach there.

        Statement 1: She travels at a speed of 1km / minute

        Statement 2: She travels at a speed of 1km / hour

        a) Statement 1 alone is correct.

        b) Statement 2 alone is correct

        c) Both statements are correct.

        d) Neither statement 1 nor statement 2 is correct.

        Ans: a) Statement 1 alone is correct.

 

UNIT - 3

1.     ___________ is not made of matter

      a) Gold ring     

      b) Iron nail       

      c) Light ray       

      d) Oil drop

      Ans: a) Light ray

 

2.     200 ml of water is poured into a bowl of 400 ml capacity. The volume of water will be _______

      a) 400 ml           

      b) 600 ml          

      c) 200 ml           

      d) 800 ml

      Ans: c) 200 ml

 

3.     Seeds from water-melon can be removed by __________.

      a) hand-picking                              

      b) filtration

      c) magnetic separation                   

      d) decantation

      Ans: a) hand-picking

 

4.     Lighter impurities like dust when mixed with rice or pulses can be removed by ______.

      a) filtration  

      b) sedimentation  

      c) decantation  

      d) winnowing

        Ans: d) winnowing

 

5.     __________ is essential to perform winnowing activity

      a) Rain              

      b) Soil                

      c) Water            

      d) Air

      Ans: d) Air

 

6.     Filtration  method is effective in separating __________ mixture

      a) Solid-solid    

      b) Solid-liquid  

      c) liquid-liquid 

      d) liquid-gas

        Ans: b) Solid-Liquid

 

7.     Among the following __________ is not a mixture

      a) Coffee with milk                                                      

      b) lemon juice

      c) Water                                           

      d) ice cream embedded with nuts.                                                       

      Ans: c) Water

 

UNIT - 4

1.     Pond is an example of ______ eco system.

        a) marine            

        b) fresh water

      c) deserts              

        d) mountain

        Ans: b) fresh water

 

2.     The important function of stomata is _______ .

        a) conduction      

        b) transpiration  

        c) photosynthesis    

        d) absorption

        Ans: b) transpiration

 

3.     Organ of absorption is _______.

        a) root                 

        b) stem                

        c) leaf                  

        d) flower

        Ans: a) root

 

4.     The habitat of water hyacinth is ________.

        a) aquatic            

        b) terrestrial       

        c) desert              

        d) mountain

        Ans: a) aquatic

 

UNIT - 5

1.     The study of living beings or organisms is called

       a) Psychology

       b) Biology

       c) Zoology

       d) Botany

       Ans: b) Biology

 

2.     Which of the following are the characteristics of living beings?

       i. Respiration  

       ii. Reproduction                             

       iii. Adaptation

       iv. Excretion

       Choose the correct one

       a) (i),(ii) and (iv) only                    

       b) (i),(ii) only            

       c) (ii) and (iv) only 

       d) (i),(iv),(ii) and (iii)                     

       Ans: d) (i), (iv), (ii) and (iii)

 

3      Lizards breathe through their

       a) skin

       b) gills

       c) lungs

       d) trachea

       Ans: c) lungs

 

4.     All animals need

       a) food and water only                                            

       b) Water only

       c) Air, food and water                                             

       d) food only

        Ans: c)Air, food and water

 

5.     Which animal has the special organs of breathing called gills?

       a) Earthworm          

       b) Fox                        

       c) Fish                       

       d) Frog

       Ans: c) Fish

 

6.     Choose the set that represents only biotic components of a habitat

       a) Tiger, Deer, Grass, Soil

       b) Rocks, Soil, Plants, Air  

       c) Sand, Turtle, Crab, Rocks

       d) Aquatic plant, Fish, Frog, Insects

       Ans: d) Aquatic plant, Fish, Frog, Insects

 

7.     Which of the following cannot be called as a habitat?

       a) A desert with camels

       b) A pond with fish and snails

       c) Cultivated land with grazing cattle

       d) A jungle with wild animals

       Ans: c) Cultivated land with grazing cattle

 

8. Birds fly in the air with the help of

        a) heavy and strong bones      

        b) soft and thick bones

        c) hollow and light bones        

        d) flat and thick bones

        Ans: c) hollow and light bones

 

 9.   Paramecium moves from one place to other with the help of _______

        a) pseudopodia  

        b) flagella  

        c) foot  

        d) cilia

        Ans: d) cilia

 

10.   Kangaroo rat lives in

        a) aquatic habitat                     

        b) desert habitat

        c) grass land habitat                     

        d) mountain habitat

        Ans: b) desert habitat

 

UNIT - 6

1.     Our body needs _____ for muscle building

        a) carbohydrate

        b) fat                   

        c) protein           

        d) water

        Ans: c) protein

 

2.     Scurvy is caused due to the deficiency of _____.

        a) Vitamin A     

        b) Vitamin B      

        c) Vitamin C      

        d) Vitamin D

        Ans: c) Vitamin C

 

3.     Calcium is an example for

        a) carbohydrate

        b) fat                   

        c) protein           

        d) minerals

        Ans: d) minerals

 

4.     Bacteria are very small _______microorganism.

        a) prokaryotic   

        b) eukaryotic     

        c) protozoa         

        d) acellular

        Ans: a) prokaryotic

 

5.     We should include fruits and vegetables in our diet, because _____.

        a) they are the best source of carbohydrates.

        b) they are the best source of proteins.

        c) they are rich in minerals and vitamins.

        d) they have high water content.

        Ans: c) they are rich in minerals and vitamins.

 

UNIT - 7

1.     Who is the father of computer?

        a)    Martin Luther King

        b)   Graham Bell

        c)    Charlie Chaplin

        d)   Charles Babbage

        Ans: d) Charles Babbage

 

2.     Which of the following is another form of computer?

        a)    Blackboard                      

        b)   Mobile

        c)    Radio                               

        d)   Book

        Ans: b) Mobile

 

3.     When was the first computer introduced?

        a)    1980

        b)   1947

        c)    1946

        d)   1985

        Ans: c) 1946.

 

4.     Who is the computer’s first programmer?

        a)    Lady Wellington

        b)   Augusta ado Lovelace

        c)    Mary Curie

        d)   Mary Comb

        Ans: b) Augusta ado Lovelace

 

5.     Pick out the odd one?

        a)    Calculator

        b)   Abacus                             

        c)    Flash Card

        d)   Laptop

          Ans: c) Flash Card

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