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Science Terms and Questions for Class Six

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Science Terms and Questions for Class Six

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The Kids Foundation School Zahir

Peer
Paper (Final term 2022 – 23)

Name Class Six Obt. Marks

Subject Science Date Total Marks 50

Q.1: Write proper term/word against each statement. (20)

(i) The largest asteroid ever discovered ______________________________

(ii) A small body made of ice and dust that orbits the Sun ______________________________

(iii) Used to see very small things ______________________________

(iv) The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection ______________________________

(v) An animal that is killed by a predator ______________________________

(vi) Bacteria and fungi are examples of ______________________________

(vii) Lassi is an example of: ______________________________

(viii) A solution with less quantity of solute: ______________________________

(ix) Back and forth movement ______________________________

(x) Speed of sound in it is 350 meter per second ______________________________

SHORT QUESTIONS

Answer all of the following questions. (15)

(i) Identify the solute and solvent in a solution made from 15 grams of oxygen and 5 grams of helium.

(ii) How can we find our position anywhere in the world?

(iii) What are two ways a mosquito may harm its host?

(iv) Can a plane mirror ever produce a real image?

(v) Can sound from a radio travel through a room with no air? Explain.

LONG QUESTIONS

Answer all of the following questions. (15)

(A) Define the transmission, absorption and reflection of light.

(B) Describe the particle model of solutions.


(C) How does multiple reflection occur in a kaleidoscope?

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