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The document is a science revision guide that includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank statements, true or false questions, and short answer prompts related to the properties of solids, liquids, gases, soil, and the role of earthworms. It covers fundamental concepts such as the states of matter, soil composition, and the importance of humus. The guide serves as a study aid for students to reinforce their understanding of these topics.

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Science Revision

The document is a science revision guide that includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank statements, true or false questions, and short answer prompts related to the properties of solids, liquids, gases, soil, and the role of earthworms. It covers fundamental concepts such as the states of matter, soil composition, and the importance of humus. The guide serves as a study aid for students to reinforce their understanding of these topics.

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Science revision

I. Choose the correct answers :-


1. This material has a fixed shape.
a) Pencil b) orange c) orange juice d) both a & b
2. The process of water vapour changing into water on cooling is called this.
a) melting b) condensation c) evaporation d) freezing
[Link] is form of water
a) ice b) water vapour c) water d) all of these
4. Which of the following is not a property of gases ?
a) it flows b) takes the shape of its container c) it has a definite shape
d) none of these
5. Plants grow well in this kind of soil.
a) clayey b) sandy c) loamy d) all ofthese
6. Which of the following provides nutrients to the soil?
a) rocks b) pebbles c) humus d) all of these
7. This kind of soil has the smallest particles.
a) clayey b) sandy c) loamy d) all of these.
8. Earthworms makes the soil fertile and useful for
a) beetles b) farmers c) pottery d) house
II. Fill in the blanks.
1. Solids are materials that do not flow.
2. Water vapour is the gasesous form of water.
3. Matter can change from one form to another.
4. Soil is formed from rocks.
5. The earthworms is called the farmer’s friend.
6. Diamond is the hardest rock on the earth.
7. Marble is used to make statues.
8. Soil forms the top most layer of the earth’s crust.
III. True or False
1. All materials around us have the same form. F
2. Steam is an example of gases. T
3. Water vapour is the gasesous form of water. T
4. Clayey soil is the best soil to grow plants. F
5. Earthworms live on trees. F
6. Soil is formed from rocks. T
7. Steam is made of hot water vapour T
8. Changing of solid into liquid due to heating is called freezing. F
IV. Answer the following:-
1. Why do we say that air is a gas?
a. Air is a mixture of various gases. It has no shape and can flow easily.
2. Give two examples each of solids, liquids and gases?
a. Solids – Chair and chalk, Liquids – oil and milk, Gases – air and steam.
3. What is humus ?
a) Dead and deacayed plant and animal matter present in the soil is called humus.
4. How do dead organisms make the soil fertile?
a. It forms humus in the soil, which make the soil rich in minerals. Plants grow well in soil rich in humus.
5. Write any two differences between solids and liquids?
a. Solids :- They have a fixed shape. They do not flow.
Liquids :- They do not have fixed shape. They can flow.
6. Give reasons why we say that liquids do not have a definite sahpe?
a. Liquids do not have a fixed shape. They can flow easily. They take the shape of the container in which they
are poured.
7. write any 3 uses of soil?
a. Soil is needed to grow. It is a home to many animals. It is also used to make kutcha houses, bricks and pots.
8. Why are earthworms known as a farmers friend?
a. Earthworms did small tunnels into the soil. It makes soil good for crops and plants to grow.

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