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Class 8 Science Exam Paper Guide

The document is an exam paper for 8th grade science at Vidyawati Public School, consisting of 22 questions divided into three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Each section contains a mix of short answer and descriptive questions, covering topics such as force, light dispersion, combustion, and human anatomy. Students are required to answer all questions with some offering internal choices.

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Class 8 Science Exam Paper Guide

The document is an exam paper for 8th grade science at Vidyawati Public School, consisting of 22 questions divided into three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Each section contains a mix of short answer and descriptive questions, covering topics such as force, light dispersion, combustion, and human anatomy. Students are required to answer all questions with some offering internal choices.

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VIDYAWATI PUBLIC SCHOOL (ALAWALPUR)

CLASS-8TH
M.M 50

EXAM-SCIENCE (Subjective)

General Instructions:

(1) The question paper consists of 22 questions in three


sections. Section-A is Physics, Section-B is Chemistry and
Section-C is Biology.
(2) All Questions are compulsory. However, an internal choice
is provided in same questions. A Student is expected to
attempt only one of these questions.

SECTION-A

[Link] two instrument used to measure force.


[1]

[Link] is SI Unit of force? Explain why sometimes an object does not move
even after applying the force.
[1]

[Link] happens to the light when it gets dispersed? Give an example.


[1]
[Link] is Pascal’s law?
[2]

[Link] four characteristics of an image formed by a plane mirror?


[3]
[Link] animals weighs 400N. If it stands on one foot with an area of
100cm(sq.). What is the
pressure exerted by the animal on the ground.
[3]

Q7. (a) Why does the shape and size of a coin appear to change when it is
put in a glass of water?

(b)A Student cannot see a chart hanging on a wall placed at a distance of


3m from him.
Name the defect of vision he is suffering from. How can it be corrected?
[2+2=4]
[Link] the defects of human eye, their cause and ways to correct them.

Or

What are the effects of forces. Explain with their examples.


[5]
SECTION-B

[Link] is pure gold not used to make jewelry?


[1]

Q10. Name the metal that are good conductor of electricity. .


[1]
Q11. State the necessary conditions required for combustion to take place.
[1]
Q12 Distinguish between combustible substances or non combustible
substances. [2]
Q13. With the help of a well labelled diagram explain the different zones of a
candle flame.

Or

What happens when sodium is added to water, also write the balanced
chemical equation representing it.
[3]

Q14. Explain the steps that are involved in the process of metallurgy.
[3]
Q15. Explain the process of refining of petroleum.

Or

Differentiate between metals and non metals on the basis of malleability,


ductility, reaction with acid and reaction with water.
[4]

SECTION-C

Q16. What are the allosomes of human males and human females.
[1]

Q17. How many eggs are produced by the human ovary every month.
[1]
Q18. What is Adam’s Apple.
[1]

Q19. “Testis are the primary male sex organs which are located outside the
body.” Why are they not present inside the body?
[2]

Q20. Distinguish between oviparous and viviparous animals.


[3]

Q21. Give a short note on menstrual cycle.


[3]

Q22. “poverty involves physical and emotional changes that occur when a
child changes into an adult.” Explain.

Or

Distinguish between

(a) Internal fertilization and external fertilization


(b)Sperm and ovum
(c) Embryo and foetus
(d)Sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction.
[4]

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