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6th Science Homework

This homework assignment for Class 6 Science focuses on the chapter 'The Wonderful World of Science' and includes various sections aimed at assessing students' understanding of scientific concepts. Students are required to answer multiple-choice questions, fill in blanks, write true or false statements, and explain their thoughts on the scientific method and its application in daily life. Additionally, there is a bonus challenge that encourages students to apply the scientific method to a personal curiosity.

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6th Science Homework

This homework assignment for Class 6 Science focuses on the chapter 'The Wonderful World of Science' and includes various sections aimed at assessing students' understanding of scientific concepts. Students are required to answer multiple-choice questions, fill in blanks, write true or false statements, and explain their thoughts on the scientific method and its application in daily life. Additionally, there is a bonus challenge that encourages students to apply the scientific method to a personal curiosity.

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KEYSTONE

U N I V E R S E O F E D U C AT I O N

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT

The Wonderful World of Science


Class 6 Science · Chapter 1 | Time: 20–25 minutes

Instructions
Read each question carefully. Write answers neatly in the space provided. Show your thinking
where asked. Attempt the Bonus question only after completing all sections.

SECTION A
Remember & Understand

1 Circle the correct answer: Which of the following is NOT a reason why Earth is a
special planet?

(a) It has liquid water (b) It is the largest planet

(c) It has breathable air (d) It supports life

2 Fill in the blanks:

(a) Water freezes at ______°C and turns into ____________.

(b) Water boils at ______°C and turns into ____________.

(c) The first step of the scientific method is ____________.

(d) An educated guess in science is called a ____________.

3 Write True or False:


(a) Science only happens inside
laboratories.

(b) Curiosity is the starting point of


scientific thinking.

(c) A hypothesis is always correct.

(d) Scientists are called problem solvers.

4 Write the 6 steps of the Scientific Method in the correct order:

SECTION B
Apply & Explain

5 Give two examples of how science helps us in daily life. Explain each briefly.

6 Meera notices her bread gets mouldy after 3 days when left on the table, but lasts
longer in the fridge. She wants to find out why. Write how she should use the
scientific method to investigate this. (Write at least 4 steps.)
7 Why should we ask "why" and "how" questions? Give one example of a question that
led to a famous scientific discovery.

SECTION C
Higher Order Thinking

8 Scientists are called problem solvers. Do you agree? Name two real-life problems
that science has helped solve and explain how.

9 Imagine you are on a new planet called "Planet X." It has land and sunlight but no
liquid water and no oxygen. Using what you learned about why Earth is special,
explain whether life could exist on Planet X. Give reasons.

10 Think of one thing in your daily life that you are curious about. Write: (a) your
observation, (b) your question, (c) your hypothesis, and (d) how you would test it.

(a) Observation:
(b) Question:

(c) Hypothesis:

(d) How to test it:

BONUS CHALLENGE

Be a Scientist for a Day!


Find one thing at home that you are curious about (e.g., why does soap make
bubbles? why does a cut apple turn brown?). Write all 6 steps of the scientific
method for it. You don't need to actually do the experiment — just plan it!

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