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Class VI Final

This document is a final exam paper for Class VI Science at St. Stephen’s International School, consisting of multiple choice questions, very short answer questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions. The exam covers various topics including magnets, electricity, astronomy, and measurement units. The total marks for the exam are 60, with a duration of 2.30 hours.

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Class VI Final

This document is a final exam paper for Class VI Science at St. Stephen’s International School, consisting of multiple choice questions, very short answer questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions. The exam covers various topics including magnets, electricity, astronomy, and measurement units. The total marks for the exam are 60, with a duration of 2.30 hours.

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Stephen’s International School


Exam : Final Exam
Class VI
Subject : Science
Time : 2.30 hrs MM : 60
All questions are compulsory.
Section A 10 X 1 = 10
Multiple Choice Questions
1. A magnet has Poles.
(a) Two (b) Three (c) One (d) Four
2. Steel is an alloy of :
(a) Iron (b) Aluminium (c) Cobalt (d) All of these
3. The SI unit of distance is :
(a) Kilometer (b) Centimeter (c) meter (d) Decimeter
4. Filament of the bulb is made of
(a) zinc (b) Copper (c) Tungsten (d) Electrolyte
5. Which of these conducts electricity?
(a) Plastic (b) Wood (c) Rubber (d) Safety pin
6. Which one is odd among them?
(a) Oil lamp (b) Candle (c) Sun (d) Moon
7. Shadow form by sunlight is longest
(a) At noon (b) At night (c) In the morning (d) None of These
8. Which one is the inner planet
(a) Jupiter (b) Saturn (c) Uranus (d) Mercury
(9) The Earth around the sun
(a) rotate (b) flies (c) Rotation (d) eclipse
(10) Which planet is known as the 'Red Planet'
(a) Earth (b) mars (c) Venus (d) Neptune
Section -B [10x2= 20]
Very short answer type
(11) Why are magnetic keepers used to store magnets?
(12) State three examples of each
(a) magnetic material (b) Non-magnetic material
(13) Convert the following as directed
(i) 5000 g in to kg (ii) 1000 kg in to quintal
(14) What are stars?
(15) What is shadow?
(16) What is reflection?
(17) Why earthing is necessary?
(18) What does the milky way look like from Earth?
(19) what do you mean by one light year?
(20) why we cannot take arm lenes as the standard unit of length?
Section - C
Short Answer type - [5x3=15]
(21) Write the properties of magnetic Poles
(22) What is the need to know the distance?
(23) List Two characteristics features of a mercury thermometer.
(24) Why is the sun important to our life?
(25) What is the difference between luminous and NON-luminous objects?
Section – D
long Answer type [3x5=15]
(26) When electric cell is said to be dead?
(27) Describe the Constellations?
(28) Why does a compass needle get deflected when brought near a bar magnet?

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