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SAMPLE PAPER

FINAL TERM EXAMINATION 2023-24


CLASS – VI- SCIENCE MM: 80
DUR: 3HRS

SECTION-A
[Link] in the blanks- 1x8=8M
i) Ginger and Potato are two examples of modified_____
ii) Even the smallest piece of bar magnet has two__________
iii) Synthetic fibres are manufactured in factories, using___________
iv) Fill up
v) Fill up
vi) Fill up
vii) Fill up
viii) Fill up
2. State whether the following statements are true or false - 1X6=6M
i) A battery is a combination of two or more cells.
ii) Threshing is a process used to separate grains from husk.
iii) A stationery object possess both kinetic and potential energy.
iv) True-False
v) True-False
vi) True-False
3. Choose the correct option- 1X8=8M
i) A bony structure that protects the spinal cord is-
a) vein b) bronchus c) vertebral column d) larynx
ii) The energy, associated with sun is-
a) Sound energy b) Heat energy c) Light energy d) Both heat and light energy
iii) Read the information given in the picture

1
What can be conclude from Kabir’s activity?
a) Sheet 2 is made up of transparent material
b) Sheet 4 is made up f a translucent material
c) Sheet 2 and sheet 3 are made of opaque material
d) Sheet 1 and sheet 4 are made of transparent material
iv) MCQ
v) MCQ
vi) MCQ
vii) MCQ
viii) MCQ
SECTION-B
Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow ([Link] 4 to 7) - 1X4=4M
The salt we get from sea water has many impurities in it. To remove these impurities, its saturated
solution is made and is heated slowly in a china dish with occasional stirring.. The mixture is then allowed
to cool for some time without disturbing it. The substance is then obtained from the solution as a pure
solid. Other than salt many other solids can also be obtained in the pure form from their saturated
solution.
4. The process used to obtain salt from sea water is-
(a) Evaporation (b) Crystallisation (c) Sedimentation (d) Filtration
form
5. Which technique/process is used to obtain solid in pure from its saturated solution –
(a) Sublimation (b) Evaporation (c) Sedimentation (d) Crystallisation
6. The pure form of which of the following substances can be obtained by the process described in the
passage?
a) Ammonium chloride b) blue vitriol c) camphor d) sand
7. In what form do we obtain the pure substance in this process?
(a) Liquid (b) Gel (c) Solid crystals (d) Solid powder
SECTION-C

2
Question no. 8 to 11 consists of two statements- Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Read the Statements
carefully and choose the option that correctly describes the statements A and R. 1X4-4M
i) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
ii) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
iii) A is true but R is false.
iv) A is false but R is true.
8. Assertion (A)- Magnets are used for navigation purposes.
Reason (R)- A freely suspended magnet points along a north-south direction.
9. Assertion (A)- Moon casts its shadow on earth during the lunar eclipse.
Reason (R)- Eclipse is a shadow cast by heavenly bodies.
10. Assertion (A)- Veins carry oxygen rich blood from heart to various parts of body.
Reason (R)- Veins are thin walled and superficial.
11. Assertion (A)- Sound energy is produced when an object vibrates.
Reason (R)- A loud and noisy sound produces a jarring effect on us.
SECTION –D (One Mark Each)
12. Give two examples of insectivorous plants. 1
13. Define the term ‘Work’. 1
14. State the role of metallic strips in an electric torch. 1
15. Write the function of motor nerves . 1
16. One mark question
17. One mark question
18. One mark question
19. One mark question.
SECTION-E (Two Marks Each)
20. Write any two functions of blood. 2
21. Tools, like screw drivers and pliers, used by electricians, have handles made up of (or covered with )
plastic, rubber or wood. Why? 2
22. State two different uses of heat energy. 2
23. Two marks question
24. Two marks question
25. Two marks question
26. Two marks question

3
27. Two marks question
.
SECTION-F (Three Marks Each)
28. Write any three functions of a roots of a plant. 3
29. Distinguish between permanent magnets and temporary magnets. Give one example of each. 3
30. Describe the method of centrifugation using an appropriate example. 3
31. Three marks question
32. Three marks question
33. Three marks question
34. Three marks question

SECTION-G
35. Draw an electric symbol of a) Battery b) Connecting wire 1+1
36. Draw a well labelled diagram of process showing separation of oil and water using a separating
funnel . 3

FORMAT OF PAPER

Section No. of Questions Total Marks


Section-A Fill-ups, True- false and MCQs 3 22
(1 mark each) (22 sub-parts)
Section-B Case Study (1 mark each) 4 4
Section- C Assertion Reason (1 mark 4 4
Section-D Very short Answers ( 1 mark 8 8
each)
Section-E Short Answers ( 2 marks each) 8 16
Section-F Long-Short Answers ( 3 marks 7 21
each)
Section-G Diagrams ( 2 +3 marks) 2 5
Grand Total 36 80

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Constructive and destructive forces interact in shaping natural landscapes. Constructive forces, like volcanic activity and sediment deposition, create new landforms such as islands and deltas. Destructive forces, such as weathering, erosion, and earthquakes, break down and alter existing structures, forming valleys and canyons. Together, they dynamically transform the Earth's surface, maintaining geological balance .

Magnets are significant for navigation because they enable devices like compasses to determine direction. A freely suspended magnet aligns itself along the Earth's magnetic field, pointing towards the magnetic north-south direction. This property is utilized in navigation to gauge directions accurately .

Oil and water are separated using a separating funnel due to their immiscibility and difference in densities. When poured into the funnel, oil and water form distinct layers, with oil on top due to its lower density. By opening the funnel tap, the denser water is allowed to flow out first, leaving the oil in the funnel. This process is based on the principles of density and immiscibility .

Veins and arteries differ structurally and functionally in the circulatory system. Veins have thinner walls and are more superficial, returning deoxygenated blood to the heart, except in the case of pulmonary veins. They contain valves to prevent backflow. Arteries, in contrast, have thicker muscular walls to withstand higher pressure as they carry oxygenated blood from the heart to the body's tissues. They lack valves due to the high-pressure driven blood flow .

Sound energy is produced by the vibration of an object, which creates waves in the surrounding medium, typically air. These mechanical waves propagate as compressions and rarefactions, perceived as sound by human ears. The vibration-induced movement imparts kinetic energy to nearby air molecules, generating sound waves .

Crystallization purifies salt from sea water by forming solid crystals when a saturated solution of sea salt is cooled slowly. Impurities remain dissolved in the solution, allowing only pure salt crystals to form and be collected. This technique can also be used to obtain pure forms of other solid substances, such as blue vitriol, by separating them from saturated solutions .

Motor nerves carry impulses from the central nervous system to muscles, enabling movement. They differ from sensory nerves, which transmit signals from sensory receptors to the brain, allowing perception of stimuli. While motor nerves command actions, sensory nerves provide input on the environment and body status, together facilitating complex responses and coordination .

The assertion is true; threshing is indeed used to separate grains from husks, an essential step in post-harvest processing. It is crucial for obtaining clean grain that is ready for storage or further processing. The efficiency of threshing impacts yield quality and reduces labor costs in agricultural production .

The production of synthetic fibers in factories using chemicals has significant environmental and industrial implications. On one hand, it allows mass production of durable and versatile fabrics, crucial for various industries. However, it also involves the release of harmful chemicals and microfibers into the environment, contributing to pollution and ecological harm. Factories often consume high energy levels, leading to increased carbon footprints .

Metallic strips in an electric torch serve as conductors that allow electrical current to flow from the battery to the bulb. They complete the electrical circuit essential for the torch to function, enabling the conversion of chemical energy from the batteries into light energy in the bulb .

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