=== CLASS VI SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS REVISION WORKSHEET ===
SECTION A – MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (1 MARK EACH) 1. 253K = 253 - 273 = -20°C → (a) -20°C 2.
Colloid with solid dispersed in liquid = Gel → (a) Gel 3. Correct chemical formula = CaCl2 → (a) CaCl2 4. Not a
polyatomic ion = Sulphide → (b) Sulphide 5. Electronic distribution of Si = 2, 8, 4 → (b) 2, 8, 4 6. Ion has 2+
charge, mass = 24, neutrons = 12 → Electrons = 24-12-2 = 10 → (b) 10 7. Not a property of solids = Highly
compressible → (d) Highly Compressible 8. Incorrect sentence = Apical and intercalary meristems are
permanent tissues → (c) 9. Epithelial cells for absorption = Columnar epithelium → (b) 10. Organelle
forming complex sugars = Golgi apparatus → (d) 11. Nucleus components: A-Nucleolus, B-Chromatin, C-
Nuclear membrane, D-Nucleoplasm → (c) 12. Group including only weeds = Xanthium, Amaranthus,
Parthenium → (d) 13. Goalkeeper pulls hands backward → reduce force on hands → (b) 14. Gravitational
force halved → F/4 → (a) 15. Total energy during free fall = remains constant → (c) 16. Speed = 339 m/s, λ =
1.5 cm = 0.015 m → f = v/λ = 339/0.015 = 22600 Hz → (c) inaudible 17. Assertion/Reason: Clothes dry slowly;
High humidity decreases evaporation → (a) 18. Cell swells in hypotonic; more water enters → (a) 19.
Vascular tissue in complex plants; enables survival on land → (a) 20. Uniform circular motion is accelerated;
velocity direction changes → (a)
SECTION B – SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS (2 MARKS EACH)
1. Differences between Compounds and Mixtures: | Feature | Compound | Mixture |
|---------|---------|--------| | Composition | Fixed | Variable | | Properties | Different from elements |
Retain properties of components | | Separation | Chemical methods | Physical methods | |
Example | H2O, NaCl | Salt+Sand, Air |
2. Types of Muscular Tissue: | Type | Structure | Function | |------|----------|---------| | Skeletal | Long,
cylindrical, striated | Voluntary movement | | Cardiac | Branched, striated, intercalated discs | Heart
pumping | | Smooth | Spindle-shaped, non-striated | Involuntary movement, e.g., intestine |
3. Desirable Agronomic Characteristics: 1) High yield, 2) Disease resistance
4. Rough vs Smooth ER: | Feature | Rough ER | Smooth ER | |---------|-----------|-----------| | Ribosomes |
Present | Absent | | Function | Protein synthesis | Lipid synthesis | Importance: ER provides
membrane material for cell organelles and plasma membrane.
25a. Newton’s Third Law: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. 25b. Balloon moves
opposite to escaping air due to action-reaction. OR 25a. Momentum = mass × velocity 25b. Mass = 10 kg, v =
√(2gh) = √(2×10×0.8) = 4 m/s → Momentum = 10×4 = 40 kg·m/s
26a. Forces: Upthrust and weight 26b. Sea water denser → higher upthrust → easier to float/swim
SECTION C – SHORT & LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS (3-5 MARKS EACH)
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27a. Atomicity: Number of atoms in a molecule. Example: Monoatomic = Ne, Tetraatomic = P4 27b. X2(CO3)3
→ X2O3 27c. Mass of CaCO3 = 40 + 12 + (16×3) = 100 u
28a. Wet cloth absorbs heat → cools patient 28b. Ice floats → water expands on freezing 28c. Naphthalene
sublimates → solid turns to gas OR 28a. Latent heat of evaporation: Heat required to convert liquid → gas
at same temperature 28b. Steam burns more severely → latent heat released 28c. Evaporation cools due to
heat absorption from surroundings
29a. Composite fish culture: Multiple fish species in same pond → Catla, Rohu, Mrigal 29b. Food spoilage
factors: Moisture, temperature, pests, microbial activity OR 29a. Layers vs Broilers: Layers = eggs, Broilers =
meat; Indian: Kadaknath, Exotic: White Leghorn 29b. Green manure: Nitrogen-rich plants ploughed into soil
to improve fertility
30a. Wave properties: Loudness = amplitude, Frequency = pitch 30b. Ultrasound detects metal defects via
reflection of waves
31a. Slowest car = smallest slope on distance-time graph 31b. Average speed = 2×20×40/(20+40) = 26.67 km/
h
32a. Moon moves tangentially to orbit if gravity = 0 32b. Mass vs Weight: Mass constant, weight depends on
gravity; units differ; scalars vs vectors; balance vs spring scale OR 32a. v = u = ? → Use t=6 s, g=10 → u = g×t/
2 = 10×3 = 30 m/s 32b. h = u²/2g = 30²/(2×10)=45 m
33a. Cilia move mucus 33b. Branches bend → flexibility reduces breakage 33c. Meristematic cells dense
nucleus, cytoplasm; lack vacuole → active division
SECTION D – LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS (4 MARKS EACH)
34a. K full → 2, L half → 4 electrons; Total = 6 → likely Carbon 34b. Atomic diagrams: Aluminium (13 e: 2,8,3),
Boron (5 e: 2,3) 34c. Valency = combining capacity Argon valence = 8, Oxygen = 6 34d. Ca + O → CaO; Mass =
40+16 = 56 → Law: Law of Constant Proportion OR 34a. Rutherford model: dense nucleus, electrons revolve,
mostly empty space 34b. Isotopes X35 and X37: 35.5 u → 50% each 34c. Isotopes: same element, different
neutrons; uses: medical tracers, dating, agriculture
35a. Neuron diagram: Label - Dendrites, Axon, Cell body, Nucleus 35b. Bone vs Cartilage: Bone rigid,
calcified; Cartilage flexible, non-calcified 35c. Differentiation: Cells acquire specific functions OR 35a. Plant
cell diagram: Label - Nucleus, Cell wall, Chloroplast, Vacuole 35b. Energy stored in spring = elastic potential
35c. Power = Work/Time = mgh/t = 50×10×45×0.15/9 = 375 W
1. Kinetic Energy = ½ mv² → Derived from work done = F×s = ma×s = m(v²-u²)/2 → KE = ½ mv² (u=0)
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SECTION E – CASE/DATA BASED QUESTIONS (2-4 MARKS EACH)
1. Mixture A: Solution, B: Colloid, C: Suspension
2. B scatters light → Tyndall effect
3. Differences: | Property | Solution | Colloid | Suspension | |----------|---------|--------|------------| |
Particle size | <1nm | 1-1000 nm | >1000 nm | | Settling | No | No | Yes | | Filtration | Passes |
Passes | Does not pass |
38a. Plasma membrane: Lipid bilayer, proteins, carbohydrates 38b. Plasmolysis: Cell membrane shrinks
away from cell wall due to water loss 38c. Differences: Prokaryotes (no nucleus, no membrane-bound
organelles), Eukaryotes (nucleus, organelles), size difference, DNA shape OR 38c. Diagram of prokaryotic
cell: Label - Cell wall, DNA, Ribosome, Plasma membrane
39a. Coin drops when card flicked → inertia 39b. Newton’s first law 39c. Heavier coin also drops → inertia
depends on mass, but friction negligible OR 39a. Law defining force: F = ma 39b. Law of inertia: Body
remains at rest or uniform motion unless acted upon by force
End of Worksheet
Diagrams: Neuron, Plant cell, Atomic structure, Labeled tables included in printable version. Formulae: KE
= ½ mv², Momentum = mv, Average speed formula, Gravitational force formula F = G m1 m2 / r², v=fλ, Work
= mgh, Power = W/t