1.

Choose the correct option:-

i)The two pairs of ribs that are attached to the backbone but not attached to the
breastbone is called ________
a)Femur b)Ribcage c)Floating ribs d)None of these
ii)The _______ is the longest and strongest bone of our body.
a)Femur b)Radius c)Ulna d)Humerus
iii)The _____ is the largest and main part of the brain.
a)Cerebellum b)Cerebrum c)Medulla oblongata d)None of these
iv)It is a sensory nerve that connects the eyes to the brain
a)Optic nerve b)Auditory nerve
c)Olfactory nerve d)None of these
v)Care given to the injured person before the arrival of a doctor is called
a)Surgery b)Wound c)First aid d)Burns
vi)If you want to call the fire brigade, then you would dial
a)139 b)100 c)101 d)102
vii)Rusting of iron is an example of
a)Physical change b) Chemical change
c)Solution d) None of these
viii)Fizzy drinks such as cola are solutions of the ______ gas in water
a)Oxygen b)Hydrogen c)Carbon dioxide d)None of these
ix)______ satellites take photographs of the earth.
a)Weather satellites b)Remote sensing satellites
c)Communication satellites d) d)None of these
x) The spacecraft that took the first human to the moon.
a)Apollo 11 b)Apollo 21 c)Chandrayaan d)None of these
xi) The muscles that are in our control are called
a) Voluntary b) Involuntary c) Cardiac d) None of these
xii) ________ cover our eyes when we sleep or blink.
a) Eyelids b) Pupil c) Lens d) Iris
xiii) Which of these useful things can be dangerous if we are not careful?
a) Matchbox b) Knife c) Electric toaster d) All
xiv) When the molecules undergo changes to form molecules of new
substances.
a) Physical change b) Chemical change
c) Both a and b d) None of these
xv) The place where two tectonic plates touch each other are called
a) Fault b) Crust c) Mantle d) None of these
xvi) The different shapes of the moon as visible to us on the earth is called
a) Phases of the moon b) Gibbous moon
c) Crescent moon d) None of these
xvii) The natural surroundings in which a living things lives and survives is known
a) Surroundings b) Environment
c) Atmosphere d) All of these
xviii) The bones are held together by strong, elastic bands of tissues called
a) Ligaments b) Tendons c) Cartilage d) Both
 xix) The layer of the earth on which we live is the
a) Inner core b) Outer core c) Mantle d) Crust
xx) For a chemical burn, the first aid to be given immediately is
a) Cover with a bandage b) Cover with blanket
c) Apply an antiseptic d) Wash with plenty of water
21) A newborn baby has more than _____ bones
a. 206 b. 400 c. 306 d. 300
22)The largest and the main part of the brain is____
a. Cerebrum b. Cerebellum c. Spinal cord d. Nerves
23) Anything that has mass and occupies space is called as
a. Atoms b. Matter c. Molecules d. Element
24) A small bubble on the skin, caused by burning is known as
a. Fracture b. Sprain c. Blister d. Tetanus
25) Objects heavier than water_____ in it.
a. Sink b. Float c. Dissolve d. Solution
26) When is the shadow formed is the shortest?
a. Morning b. Noon c. Evening d. Night
27) The spacecraft that took the first human to the moon is _____
a. Apollo 11 b. GSAT-24 c. Sputnik 1 d. Vostok 1
28) The first human to land on moon.
a. Rakesh Sharma b. Sunita Williams
c. Neil Armstrong d. John Glenn
29) The main constituent of biogas is________
a. Oxygen b. Nitrogen c. Methane d. Water vapour
30) Which of the following is an abiotic component of environment?
a. Animal b. Humans c. Soil d. Trees
2. Write True or False:-
i) Egg shells are examples of biodegradable waste.
ii) Moon has all the things necessary for life to survive.
iii) The cardiac muscles are present in the heart.
iv) The spinal cord is a thick bundle of nerves.
v) Nylon clothes should be worn while cooking.
vi) Water is called the universal solvent
vii) The natural surroundings in which a living thing lives and survives is known
as its environment
viii) The outer core is made up of iron and nickel.
ix) An adult has over 300 bones.
x) Cerebrum is also known as the centre of intelligence.
xi) Nylon clothes should be worn while cooking.
xii) When two liquids cannot be mixed to form a solution they are called miscible.
xiii) Egg shells are examples of biodegradable waste.
xiv) Pour water on the fire that is caused by electricity.
xv) Shadows are formed because light cannot pass through opaque objects.
xvi) Remote sensing satellites are designed specially to aid the
navigation.
xvii) Egg shells are examples of non-biodegradable waste.
xviii) Medicines should be kept out of reach of children.
xix) Water should never be thrown over a fire caused by electricity.
xx) An adult has over 300 bones.
xxi) Cornea is the coloured circle around the pupil.
3. Match the following:-
Column A Column B
i) Candle a)Natural source of light
ii) Translucent b)Artificial source of light
iii) Lunar eclipse c)Light pass partially through it
iv) Paper d)Full moon night
v) Stars e)Biodegradable waste
vi) The largest bone f) Caused by shadow of earth or moon
vii) Moon g) Largest part of brain
viii) Fire brigade h) Femur
ix) Cerebrum i) Natural satellite
x) Eclipse j) Dial 101
xi) Blood k) Chemical change
xii) Iris l) Tracing paper
xiii) Rusting of iron m) Bone marrow
xiv) Biodegradable waste n) Eye
xv) Translucent o) Paper
4. Fill in the blanks:-
i) The _______ ribs are not joined to the breastbone.
ii) _______ is the screen at the back of the eyes where images are formed.
iii) The care which is given to the injured person before the doctor's arrival is
called ________.
iv) Matter is made up of tiny particles called ________.
v) Light is a form of __________.
vi) The rise and fall of tides is known as the tide __________.
vii) The main constituent of biogas is ________.
viii) The natural surrounding in which a living thing lives and survives is called
________.
ix) There are large round ditches on the surface of the moon called_________.
x)________ is a tight bandage that stops bleeding by applying pressure.
xi) The waste that rots easily is called ________.
xii) The natural surroundings in which a living thing lives and survive is
known as its__________.
xiii) The main constituent of biogas is_________.
xiv) The rise and fall of tides is known as the tide ___________.
xv) Objects heavier than water ________ in it.
xvi) __________ is the control centre of the human body.
xvii) _______ is a small bubble on the skin, caused by burning.
 xviii) A framework of bones that give shape and support to our body is
known as __________.
xix) The joints that allow movement of bones are called ________ joints.
xx) _________ is the largest and the main part of the brain.
xxi) The backbone of human is made up of __________ small bones.
xxii) The _________ is a thick bundle of nerves.
xxiii) The things having mass and takes up space are called__________.
xxiv) Light travels in a straight line as thin beams of light called________.
xxv) The crust and the outer mantle together form the __________ plates.
xxvi) The natural process that recycles the nutrients in the waste to give a
manure called _________.
xxvii) The place where tectonic plates touch each other is called a _____.
xxviii) The waste that rot easily is called _________ waste.
xxix) A very dangerous disease is caused by the bite of dogs, monkeys are
called _________.
xxx) In case of gas leak, we should immediately call the ________.

5. Give One Word answer:-

1. Give one example of a bone in arms.
2. Name one parts of an eye.
3. Name one disease which can be caused by dog bite.
4. The Universal solvent.
5. Give one example of a transparent object.
6. The first human to land on the moon.
7. Name one abiotic component of the environment.
8. Small bubble like swelling that form on the skin when it gets burnt.
9. What is the universal solvent?
10. How many bones are present in our skull?
11. Which is the longest bone in our body?
12. Name the part of the brain.
13. Name one artificial satellite.
14. Name the disease that is caused by biting of dogs, monkey, etc.
15. Give two examples of non-biodegradable waste.
16. Name one biotic component of the environment.
17. Give one example of food for strong muscles.
18. Smallest particle of matter that can exist on its own is.
19. Name a bone that is present in the arms.
20. Give one example of biodegradable waste.
21. Name one part of the nervous system.
22. Name one abiotic component of the environment.
23. Name the types of nervous system.
24. What is the universal solvent?