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The document covers the properties of water, including fill-in-the-blank exercises, true/false statements, and multiple-choice questions. It defines key concepts such as solutions, solvents, and the processes of evaporation and condensation. Additionally, it discusses the formation of clouds and the impurities in rainwater.

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Chapter ;-8 Class ;- V Properties of Water (Questions and

Answer)

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B. Write true and false for the following statements.

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C. Tick (√) the correct option.

[Link] a solution of sugar and water ;-Water is a solvent (d)

[Link] sand is mixed with water, it ;-does not dissolve but sinks in water.

[Link] clothes get dried due to ;- evaporation

[Link] of sugar ,salt and lemon juice in water is a ;- solution

D. Answer the following questions in brief.

1 Define a solution.

Ans ;-Solution is a mixture which is formed when a substance dissolve completely in any

Medium. Ex :- Sarbat is a mixture of the sugar, water and lemon juice.

[Link] is a solvent.?

Ans ;- Solvent is the medium in which a substance is dissolved to form a solution.

Example ;-Water is a solvent.

[Link] two substances that are soluble in water.

Ans ;- Sugar and salt are soluble In water.


[Link] two substance that are insoluble in water. ( Mustard oil & Kerosene)

[Link] the names of four substances that float on water.

Ans :-Cork, Thermocole, oil and Sawdust elc

[Link] the three forms of water.

Ans ;- Solid, Liquid & gas.

[Link] do water absorb water from the soil.?

Ansn;--Ground water absorbed from the soil using tube-wells, stepwells, hand hump and electric pump
etc.

8..State two common methods of drawing out ground water.

Ans :- Two common methods of drawing out ground water are (1) Earlier people used to draw ground
water from stepwells, with the help of a water wheel and tube wells.

E. Answer the following questions.

[Link] two examples of each of the following.

a) Liquids which dissolve in water ;- Lemon juice and vinegar

b.) Liquids which are insoluble in water ;-Mustard oil and Kerosene oil.

c.) Solid which float on water ;- Cork and Thermocole.

d. Solid which sinks in water ;-Sand and pebbles and coin.

[Link] do we understand by the term evaporation and condensation. ?

Ans ;-Evaporation ;- It is a process by which the liquid changes in to vapour.

Condensation ;-It is a process by which vapour changes into the liquid on cooling.

[Link] are clouds formed.?

Ans ;- Clouds are formed when water from oceans, seas, river and lakes change in to vapour as it
evaporates due to the heat of the sun. These water vapours rise up. As these go very high, they get
cooled and condense to form tiny droplets of liquid water and the clouds are formed.

[Link] does rain water get impure.?

Ans ;- Rain water get impure because they dissolve many harmful gases present in air and also get dust
and smoke mixed up with them.

[Link] a diagram showing the water cycle.

Ans ;-Page no -81 (Water Cycle in nature.)


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