NATIONAL [Link] KALAM J.H.
SCHOOL SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 2nd [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Q.1: Multiple Choice Question
1. Talk is used to make
(a) Toothpaste ☐ (b) Tooth brush ☐ (c) Telecom Powders ☐
2. Breeze ___ wind.
(a) gentle ☐ (b) Storm ☐ (c) Condensation ☐
3. It is also called ___
(a) ice ☐ (b) Steams ☐ (c) Liquied ☐
4. We use quilt in this season
(a) Rainy Season ☐ (b) Summer Seasons ☐ (c) Winter Season ☐
5. Moon gets its light from
(a) earth ☐ (b) sun ☐ (c) stars ☐
Q.2 Fill in the blanks.
1. The sun is very ______ from us.
2. Plants make their food in presence of ______
3. Wild animals live in the ______
4. We should eat ______ food
5. There are ______ muscles in our body.
Q.3: Match the following
Column A Column B
1. January (a) Summer
2. March (b) Mansoon
3. May (c) Winter
4. July (d) autum
5. October (e) spring
Q.4: Write T for ‘True’ and ‘F’ for false.
1. A Leon live in a hole. ☐
2. The human skeleton is made up of 206 bones. ☐
3. A Tent is a permanent house. ☐
4. Chalk is a rock. ☐
5. Water is very important for life. ☐
Q.5: Write the short Type question answers.
1. What are pet animals ?
2. What is permanent house ?
3. What is wild animals ?
4. How many meals we should take a day ?
5. What is balanced diet ?
OR
Q.6: Draw diagram of ‘Light Bulb’
OR
Q.7: Draw diagram of Leaf.
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 3rd [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Note:- All Questions are Compulsory.
A. Multiple Choice Questions.
1. Which of these has a baby plant inside it?
(a) Seed ☐ (b) Leaf ☐ (c) Root ☐
2. Which of these plants has a weak stem?
(a) Banyan ☐ (b) Mango ☐ (c) Grapevine ☐
3. Exercise makes the body ______
(a) fat ☐ (b) healthy ☐ (c) none of these ☐
4. Friction ______ our movements.
(a) fasts ☐ (b) slows ☐ (c) Controls ☐
5. Mass is measured in ______
(a) kilogram ☐ (b) Kilolitre ☐ (c) Kilometer ☐
B. Fill in the blanks with correct words from the bracket.
1. Wheat has ______ (Fibrous / tap) Root.
2. The air we breathe out is called ______ (exhaled / inhaled) air.
3. Birds have ______ (three / two) feet.
4. Shadows are ______ (shorter / longer) in the morning.
5. Time is measured using a ______ (Scale / clock).
C. Match the Column A with Column B.
1. 600 (a) Parrot
2. Bones (b) Ears
3. Climbing bird (c) Seconds
4. Hear sound (d) Muscles
5. Time (e) 206
D. Very short answer type questions
1. This is used by birds to eat food. __________
2. The unit of this is seconds. __________
3. Huge holes on the moon __________
4. One who heats up water from rivers and lakes __________
5. The imaginary line about which the earth spins __________
E. Short answer type questions.
1. How many feet and toes do birds usually have?
2. Define noise?
3. What do we use to find the mass of an object?
4. What is a measuring cylinder used for?
F. Long answer type questions..
1. How does a bird fly?
2. Define luminous objects. Give any three examples?
3. We need to have a fixed unit for measuring things why?
4. Does the moon have its own light? what are craters?
5. Describe the water cycle?
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 4th [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Q.1: Multiple Choice Question.
1. ______ make our bones and teeth strong.
(a) Proteins ☐ (b) Chips ☐ (c) Calcium ☐
[Link] of the following grow in soil.
(a) Rock ☐ (b) Metals ☐ (c) Plants ☐
3. How many teeth would a child have at the age of 3.
(a) 31 ☐ (b) 32 ☐ (c) 20 ☐
4. The colour of chlorophyll is ______
(a) Yellow ☐ (b) green ☐ (c) red ☐
5. Which of the following cannot flow?
(a) Tea ☐ (b) Coffee ☐ (c) Pencil ☐
Q.2: Fill in the blanks
1. All cooked food get ______ (spoiled / Tasty)
2. (Ringworm / Typhiod) is caused by fungi.
3. Hill plant have (needle like leaves / spanish)
4. Solid have a ______ volume (definite / Indefinite)
5. The ______ (wind / food) pipe take the food to the stomach.
Q.3: Match the Column A with Column B
Column A Column B
1. Chlorophyll (a) Water, light and carbon dioxide
2. Stomata (b) food
3. Photosynthesis (c) Stored food
4. Sugar (d) Green substance
5. Starch (e) Tiny Opening
Q.4: Write ‘T’ for True and ‘F’ for false one.
1. All birds gives birth to this young ones ☐
2. Gravity pull the object down words. ☐
3. A bruise is a wound caused by a fall. ☐
4. First aid – given to clame injured people. ☐
5. Do not run up and down the stairs. ☐
Q.6: Draw diagram of layers of soil.
OR
Q.7: Draw diagrams of parts of tooth.
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 5th [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Note:- All questions are Compulsory.
Q.1: Choose the correct option:
1. Levers are of ______
(a) Two types ( ) (b) Three types ( ) (c) Four types ( )
2. About ______ of the earth’s surface is water.
(a) 71% ( ) (b) 21% ( ) (c) 7% ( )
3. Which gas is found in the largest amount in the air?
(a) Oxygen ( ) (b) Carbon dioxide ( ) (c) Nitrogen ( )
4. There is no ______ on the Moon.
(a) Air ( ) (b) Water ( ) (c) Both ( )
5. Who was the first person to land on the Moon?
(a) Neil Armstrong ( ) (b) Edwin Aldrin ( ) (c) Michael Collins ( )
Q.2: Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the bracket:
1. The ______ (Sun / Moon) has no light of its own.
2. ______ (Craters / Cores) are the deep holes on the surface of the moon.
3. Satellite revolve round the ______ (Sun / Planet).
4. The first artificial satellite was ______ (Apollo 11 / Sputnik).
Q.3: Match the following columns:
Column A Column B
1. Ultraviolet rays (a) Ozone layer
2. Atmosphere (b) Thick layer of air
3. Carbon dioxide (c) Photosynthesis
4. Topmost layer of atmosphere (d) Exosphere
5. Chlorination (e) Kills germs
Q.4: Write T for the true statement and F for the false one:
1. The surface of the Moon is rough and uneven ( )
2. The changing shapes of the Moon are called phases of the Moon ( )
3. When the earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, solar eclipse occurs ( )
4. Apollo 11 was the first spacecraft to be sent by Russia to the moon ( )
Q.5: Very short answer type questions. Write one word for each of the following:
1. The system that controls all other system of our body. ______
2. There is no air here. ______
3. This gas is an important part of proteins. ______
4. This instrument tells us about air pressure. ______
5. Warming of the earth. ______
Q.6: Short answer type questions:
1. Name the different parts of the nervous system.
2. Name the different parts of a human eye.
3. What is lever?
4. What is a pulley?
5. What is air pollution?
Q.7: Long answer type questions:
1. What is solar eclipse? Draw its labelled diagram.
2. List any Five uses of Water ?
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 6th [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Note:- All questions are Compulsory.
Q.1: Choose the correct option:
(1) Unit of current is —
(a) Kelvin ( ) (b) Kilogram ( ) (c) Ampere ( )
(2) Length is measured in —
(a) Litres ( ) (b) Kilogram ( ) (c) Metres (
(3) Which of the following is used to control the flow of current in a circuit?
(a) Switch ( ) (b) Button cell ( ) (c) Filament ( )
(4) The thin wire attached to two thick wires inside a bulb is called —
(a) Terminal ( ) (b) Filament ( ) (c) Supportive wire ( )
(5) Shadows are always:
(a) Black or grey ( ) (b) Colourful ( ) (c) Detailed image ( )
Q.2: Fill in the blanks
( Electricity, Solar, Filament, two, Conductors )
(1) An electric cell has ____ terminals.
(2) ____ is a form of energy which transforms in other types of energy.
(3) A thin small wire inside the electric bulb that glows is called ____.
(4) The ____ cell converts sunlight into electric current.
(5) Substances which allow electricity to flow through them are called ____.
Q.3: Write T for the true statement and F for the false one.
(1) Nitrogen and oxygen are in the ratio of 4:1 ( )
(2) Fish get oxygen dissolved in water through their gills ( )
(3) Carbon dioxide and gases do not dissolve in water ( )
(4) Atmospheric nitrogen can be used to make fertilizers ( )
(5) Plastic is used for insulation of wire ( )
Q.4: Very short answer type questions:
(1) What is the other name of linear motion?
(2) Name five appliances in your home which run on electricity.
(3) Are metals good conductors of electricity?
(4) What are magnets?
(5) What is the thin layer of air around the earth called?
Q.5: Short answer type questions:
(1) Define atmosphere.
(2) List some uses of air.
(3) What are the uses of electricity?
(4) What is light?
Q.6: Long answer type questions:
(1) What is a dry cell? Explain with the help of a diagram.
(2) What is air? What is its composition?
Q.7: Match the columns:
Column A Column B
1. A substance, which allow electricity .
to pass through it Electronic Circuit
2. A substance, which does not allow
electricity to flow through it Electric Current
3. A device, which convert chemical
energy into electrical energy Conductor
4. The energy, which flow in an electric circuit Insulator
5. The path along which the electric current flows Cells
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 7th [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
Section-A
Q.1: Multiple choice Questions
1. Which one of the following is Thermometric liquid?
(a) water ( ) (b) Mercury ( ) (c) Glycerine ( ) (d) Milk ( )
2. Sour taste of some fruits is due to the presence of?
(a) Citric acid ( ) (b) acetic acid ( ) (c) formic acid ( ) (d) None ( )
3. Iron is allowed by coating with
(a) Aluminium metal ( ) (b) Zinc metal ( ) (c) Copper metal ( ) (d) Iron ( )
4. Respiration in fishes takes place through —
(a) skin ( ) (b) gills ( ) (c) lungs ( ) (d) None ( )
5. Urine is stored in
(a) Ureters ( ) (b) Uretha ( ) (c) urinary bladder ( ) (d) Kidney ( )
6. Reproductive organ of plants is the —
(a) stem ( ) (b) root ( ) (c) leaves ( ) (d) flower ( )
7. Device used to flow excess current.
(a) Switch ( ) (b) fuse ( ) (c) bulb ( ) (d) coil ( )
8. A smooth and polished surface causes
(a) regular reflection ( ) (b) irregular reflection ( ) (c) no reflection ( ) (d) None ( )
Section-B
Q.2: Fill in the blanks
1. Sun is a ______ source of light.
2. No appliance work when the circuit is ______.
3. A flower with both male and female part is called ______.
4. ______ is the fluid part of body.
5. Temporary and reversible changes are generally ______ change.
Section-C
Q.3: True or false
1. The electric fuse uses the magnetic effect of current ( )
2. The motion of pendulum was first studied by Aristotle ( )
3. A new potato can be grown from an eye of parent potato ( )
4. Veins connect arteries with capillaries ( )
5. Aerobic respiration take place in yeasts ( )
Q.4: Answers in one or two sentences.
Section-D
1. What are acid?
2. What kind change is curding of milk?
3. What is respiration?
4. Name the organ associated with excretion?
5. What is an odometer?
Section-E
Q.5: Short answer type question.
1. What is a salivary gland?
2. What is a spectrum?
3. What is an electromagnet?
4. What is speed? Define.
5. What is the function of blood?
Section-F
Q.6: Long answer type question.
1. How we see object?
2. What is an electric circuit?
3. The distance between two stations is 300 km. A train takes 5 hours to cover distance. Calculate the train’s speed.
4. What is tissue culture?
5. How animals living in a forest help it to grow and regenerate?
NATIONAL [Link] KALAM [Link] SONAHTI
Annual Yearly Examination 2025-26
Subject: Science
Time: 2:00hrs Class: 8th [Link]: 50
Name: _________________________________ Roll No: __________
A. Multiple Choice Questions
1. Fertilization takes place in the
(a) Vagina ( ) (b) Uterus ( ) (c) Fallopian tube ( ) (d) Ovary ( )
2. Cigarettes smoking increases the risk of
(a) Goitre ( ) (b) Excessive growth ( ) (c) Lung cancer ( ) (d) Dwarfism ( )
3. Friction is offered by
(a) Solids only ( ) (b) Liquids only ( ) (c) Gases only ( ) (d) All of these ( )
4. Sounds inaudible to human beings are
(a) Infrasonic ( ) (b) Sonic ( ) (c) Ultrasonic ( ) (d) Both (a) and (b) ( )
5. Iron objects are generally electroplated with
(a) Gold ( ) (b) Silver ( ) (c) Chromium ( ) (d) Mercury ( )
6. The number of large tectonic plates found on earth is
(a) 6 ( ) (b) 7 ( ) (c) 8 ( ) (d) 10 ( )
B. Fill in the blanks
1. The fertilized egg is called ______.
2. Adolescents get ______ on the face during puberty.
3. An electrically charged object ______ an uncharged object.
4. Friction of ______ makes meteors to burn.
5. ______ animals are reared for milk.
6. The plane mirror always forms a ______ image.
C. Answer in one or two sentences.
Q1: How are the sex chromosomes represented in
(a) Males (b) Females?
Q.2: What is force? Give an example.
Q.3: Define pressure with example.
Q.4: What is static friction?
Q.5: What is noise pollution?
Q.6: Name three electrolytes?
D. Short answer type question.
Q.1: What is electroplating?
Q.2: Name the two kinds of charges.
Q.3: How do hormones work?
Q.4: What are the ways of increasing friction?
Q.5: How is sound produced?
E. Long answer type questions.
Q.1: Explain the different types of friction.
Q.2: What are the uses of electroplating?
Q.3: Define vibration.
Q.4: What is reproduction? Why is it necessary?
Q.5: Why is it difficult to walk on polished floors?
F. Match the columns.
A B
1. Iris (a) Plane mirror
2. Diffused reflection (b) Coloured patterns
3. Virtual image (c) Coloured ball of eye
4. Kaleidoscope (d) Devoid of light sensitive cells
5. Blind spot (e) Rough surface