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Homework Class 6th Science

The document is a science worksheet for 6th-grade students covering units of length and types of motion. It includes matching lengths with appropriate units, true/false statements about measurements, and short answer questions on measuring tools and examples of different types of motion. The worksheet aims to reinforce understanding of standard units and practical applications of measuring length.

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Homework Class 6th Science

The document is a science worksheet for 6th-grade students covering units of length and types of motion. It includes matching lengths with appropriate units, true/false statements about measurements, and short answer questions on measuring tools and examples of different types of motion. The worksheet aims to reinforce understanding of standard units and practical applications of measuring length.

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DATE:- 09/07/2026

CLASS:-6TH(A+B)

SUBJECT:- SCIENCE

1. Match the lengths with the suitable units.

Length of a pencil → cm

Thickness of a coin → mm

Height of a door → m

Distance between two cities → km

2. Read the following statements and mark True (T) or False (F).

(a) Handspan is a standard unit of length. — False

(b) The SI unit of length is metre. — True

(c) Motion is always described with respect to a reference point. —


True

(d) A swing shows oscillatory motion. — True

3. Which of the following is NOT a standard unit of measuring length?

Answer: Handspan (or Footstep)

3. Short answer type questions.


A. Search for different scales or measuring tapes at your home and
school. Find out the smallest value that can be measured using each.

Answer:

15 cm ruler – 1 mm

30 cm ruler – 1 mm

Measuring tape – 1 mm

B. Give two examples each of:

Answer:- Linear motion: Moving train, Car on a straight road.

Circular motion: Ceiling fan, Clock hands.

Oscillatory motion: Swing, Pendulum.

C. List three objects whose lengths are best expressed in:

Answer:- mm: Coin thickness, Paper thickness, Needle.

cm: Pencil, Eraser, Spoon.

m: Door, Table, Height of a person.

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