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Changes Around Us- 6th Std Science Term - I
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 | Question 1 | 
Release of the compressed spring is_____
| an irreversible change	 | |
| a reversible change | |
| a non-periodic change		 | |
| an undesirable change | 
| Question 2 | 
Spoilage of food is______
| a reversible change | |
| a fast change | |
| an undesirable change | |
| a periodic change | 
| Question 3 | 
Dissolution of washing soda in water is______
| an exothermic change | |
| an irreversible change | |
| an undesirable change	 | |
| an endothermic change | 
| Question 4 | 
Which of the following changes is non-periodic?
| heartbeat | |
| earthwuake | |
| occurance of day and night | |
| oscillation of pendulum | 
| Question 5 | 
Who was the first Indian woman travelled to the space?
| Marie Curie	 | |
| Indira Nooyee | |
| Kalpana Chawla | |
| Saira | 
| Question 6 | 
Which of the following statement is correct?
| Our body loses weight in space | |
| Ourbody gains weight in space | |
| Our eye sight becomes dull | |
| All are correct | 
| Question 7 | 
The time taken for a tree to turn into coal under the earth is______.
| 34 years			 | |
| 3400 years | |
| 34000 years | |
| 30 crore years | 
| Question 8 | 
Which of  the following is a slow change?
| Burning of paper | |
| Brusting of crackers | |
| Rusting of iron	 | |
| Glowing of electric bulb | 
| Question 9 | 
Which of the following is a fast change?
| Growth of a child	 | |
| Brustin of crackers | |
| Germination of seed | |
| Curdling of milk | 
| Question 10 | 
Which of the following is a reversible change?
| Batter into idly	 | |
| Green vegetables into cooked food | |
| Making of ornaments from gold | |
| Curdling of milk | 
| Question 11 | 
Which of the following is an irreversible change?
| Evaporation of water | |
| Melting of ice | |
| Making ornaments from silver	 | |
| Ripening of fruits | 
| Question 12 | 
Which of the following is a desirable change?
| Earthwuake | |
| Accident | |
| Blooming of volcano | |
| Landslide | 
| Question 13 | 
Which of the following is a periodical change?
| Heart beat	 | |
| Earthquake | |
| Eruption of volcano | |
| Landslide | 
| Question 14 | 
Which of the following is a non-periodical change?
| Oscillation of pendulum	 | |
| Phases of moon | |
| Occurrence of day and night | |
| Earthquake | 
| Question 15 | 
The reactions in which heat is liberated are called ____ reactions.
| Endothermic | |
| Exothermic | |
| Adiabatic | |
| Isothermic | 
| Question 16 | 
The reactions in which heat is absorbed are called ____ reactions.
| Endothermic | |
| Exothermic | |
| Adiabatic | |
| Isothermic | 
| Question 17 | 
In some changes, the substance can be brought back to its original state. Such changes are called _____ changes.
| Periodic | |
| Non-periodic | |
| Undesirable | |
| Reversible | 
| Question 18 | 
Changes that are useful are called ____changes.
| Periodic | |
| Desirable | |
| Undesirable | |
| Irreversible | 
| Question 19 | 
Dissolution of glucose in water is an example of_______ reaction
| Adiabatic | |
| Isothermal | |
| Edothermic | |
| Exothermic | 
| Question 20 | 
When Ammonium chloride is dissolved in water _____ is absorbed.
| Mass | |
| Heat | |
| Time | |
| Salt | 
| Question 21 | 
Dissolution of quick lime in water is an example of _______  reaction.
| Exothermic | |
| Endothermic | |
| Isochronous | |
| Isobaric | 
| Question 22 | 
Dissolution of detergent powder in water is an example of _____ reaction.
| Exothermic | |
| Endothermic | |
| Isochronous | |
| Isobaric | 
| Question 23 | 
Curdling of milk is an ______ change.
| periodic | |
| irreversible | |
| reversible | |
| non-periodic | 
| Question 24 | 
Ripening of fruit is ______ change.
| desirable irreversible | |
| irreversible | |
| reversible | |
| non-periodic | 
| Question 25 | 
Burning of paper is a________ change.
| fast | |
| slow  | |
| absorbed | |
| none | 
| Question 26 | 
Kalpana Chawla was the _______ who travelled to the space.
| first Indian woman | |
| Second American woman | 
| Question 27 | 
She went round the world within _____
| 13 Hours | |
| 2 Days | |
| one and half  hours | 
| Question 28 | 
Useful changes are called ______
| Undesirable changes | |
| desirable changes | 
| Question 29 | 
Velco was invented in the year _____
| 1948 | |
| 1943 | |
| 1947 | |
| 1949 | 
| Question 30 | 
Velco is widely used in _______
| foot wear | |
| Hand Wear | 
| Question 31 | 
Dissolution of glucose is an ______
| Exothermic | |
| endothermic | 
| Question 32 | 
Trees which are buried under the earth are turned into _____
| coal | |
| Petrolium | |
| Gold | 
| Question 33 | 
Release of compressed spring is _______
| reversible | |
| Irreversible | 
| Question 34 | 
Match the following
- Burning of paper a. Desirable change
- Rusting of iron b. Reversible change
- Melting of ice c. Slow change
- Ripening of fruits d. fast change
| 1 3 4 2 | |
| 4 3 2 1 | |
| 2 3 4 1 | |
| 3 2 4 1 | 
| Question 35 | 
Match the following
- Melting of Gold a. Reversible change
- Melting of Tar b. Irreversible change
- The batter from Idly or dosa c. Undesirable change
- Eruption of volcano d. Reversible change
| 1 3 4 2 | |
| 4 3 2 1 | |
| 2 3 4 1 | |
| 3 2 4 1 | 
| Question 36 | 
Match the following
- Earth quake a. Endothermic changes
- Weather b. Non-periodic changes
- Buring of match stick c. Periodic changes
- Dissolution of glucose d. Exothermic changes
| 1 3 4 2 | |
| 4 3 2 1 | |
| 2 3 4 1 | |
| 4 1 2 3 | 
| Question 37 | 
Match the following
- Full moon and New moon a. Exothermic changes
- Weather b. Endothermic changes
- Buring of match stick c. Periodic changes
- Dissolution of glucose d. Periodic changes
| 2 3 4 1 | |
| 3 4 1 2 | |
| 1 3 4 2 | |
| 4 1 2 3 | 
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