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Class 4: Group A - Science Multiple Choice Questions. (10 1 10)

The document contains a set of science questions for Class 4 students, including multiple choice, fill in the blanks, true or false, short answer, and long answer questions. Topics covered include components of the environment, life processes, types of rocks, energy sources, and biological concepts. The questions aim to assess students' understanding of basic scientific principles and terminology.

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Class 4: Group A - Science Multiple Choice Questions. (10 1 10)

The document contains a set of science questions for Class 4 students, including multiple choice, fill in the blanks, true or false, short answer, and long answer questions. Topics covered include components of the environment, life processes, types of rocks, energy sources, and biological concepts. The questions aim to assess students' understanding of basic scientific principles and terminology.

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Class 4

Group A – Science

Multiple Choice Questions.(10*1=10)

1. Which of the following are components of the environment?


i) Air
ii) Water
iii) Soil
iv) All of the above

2. Which of the following is a physical (non-living) component of the environment?


i) Plant
ii) Man
iii) Bird
iv) Stone

3. Which of the following are life processes?


i) Respiration
ii) Excretion
iii) Reproduction
iv) All of the above

4. Which of the following are liquids?


i) Milk and oil
ii) Water and milk
iii) Petrol and diesel
iv) all of above

5. Which of the following is the solid state of water?


i) Steam
ii) Vapour
iii) Cloud
iv) Ice
6. Which one of the following is a carnivore?
i) Horse
ii) Tiger
iii) Rabbit
iv) Mouse

7. Which of the following is a physical component of the environment?


i) Plant
ii) Man
iii) Animal
iv) Stone

8. Which of the following rocks is used for making cement?


i) Limestone
ii) Pumice
iii) Granite
iv) Marble

9. What kind of energy is possessed by a burning candle?


i) Sound energy
ii) Heat energy
iii) Light energy
iv) Heat and light energy

10. Which of the following equipment converts sunlight into electricity?


i) Photocell
ii) Dry cell
iii) Dynamo
iv) Generator

Fill in the Blanks.(5*1=5)

1. __________ is the process of removing waste materials from the body.


2. Plants provide __________ yand __________ to other living things.
3. __________ of a flowering plant develops into a fruit.
4. Rose is a __________.
5. Plants depend on animals for __________.

True or False.(5*1=5)

(Tick ✔ the correct statement and cross ✘ the incorrect one)

1. Environment consists of living things only.


2. Water is a biological component of the environment.
3. Heat energy and light energy cannot be obtained from electrical energy.
4. Water is tasteless , colourless-and tasteless-matter.
5. Marble is metamorphic rocks.

SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.(7*2=14)

1)what are the sources of electricity?Write any two sources of electricity.

2)Define non renewable sources of energy with any 2 examples.

3)How many types of rocks are there ?Name them.

4)Define germination .

5)What is [Link] does pupa of a butterfly live?

6) What do we call the part of plant that is found inside the soil and outside the [Link] both of
them.

7)What is electric [Link] electricity flow in open circuit.

LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS .(4*4=16)

1)Write any 6 characteristics of vertebrates.

2) What is biotic [Link] I hts type and define all of them.

3) Arrange the following living things according to their position in the food chain. One has been
done for you. a.
Grass, Snake, Grasshopper, Frog
Ans: Grass → Grasshopper → Frog → Snake b Goat, Grass, Tiger

4) Write the difference between Igneous rock and Sedimentary rock.

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