Wednesday, 28 January 2015

SCIENCE WORKSHEET CLASS VI

                                                Worksheet: Science
                                                            Class VI
I. Answer in one word:
1.    Plants do not absorb __________________ gas directly from the atmosphere.
2.    Lightning takes place due to ______________ of electricity between oppositely charged clouds.
3.    _________________ is the female part of the flower.
4.    ____________ objects block the light completely and doenot allow it to pass through.
5.    In a bulb electrical energy is converted to___________ energy.
6.    Clouds have only liquid droplets.
7.    Electric current flows from positive to negative terminal of the cell.
8.    3After fertilization ovary changes into ovules.
9.    Sound can travel in absence of air.
10. Oxygen controls the process of burning.
11. Tap root: carrot::_________: grass.
12.  ______________: photosynthesis:: Oxygen: respiration
13.  Conductor: metal:: insulator:______________
14. Luminous object:_________: non-luminous object: planet
15. ___________: shadow:: coloured:Image.
16. The gas which controls burning is Oxygen.
17. Breathing roots gives extra support to the plant.
18. Light travels in a wavy line.
19. Reflection from a mirror gives clear shadow.
20. Human body is an insulator of electricity.



II. Answer the following:
1.    Give two examples of the following:
a.    Creepers____________, ______________
b.    Plants with tap roots._____________,______________
c.    Translucent objects________________,________________
d.    Conductors______________,_________________
e.    Forms of precipitation________________,_________________
f.     Natural source of light_______________,__________________
g.    Transparent objects________________,_________________


2.     Give the scientific terms:
a.    Part of the flower that joins the stem.______________
b.    Fusion of male and female gamete______________
c.    Combination of cells________________
d.    Process of bouncing back of light rays that falls on a surface of an object_______
e.    Amount of water vapour in the air._______________.
f.     Closed loop along which the current can pass through___________.
g.    Loss of water from the leaves in the form of water vapour____________.

3.    Differentiate Between:
a.    Parallel and Reticulate venation.
b.    Conductors and insulators.
c.    Image and Shadows
d.    Transparent and translucent objects.
III Answer the following:
1.    Garvit observed shadow of a bird flying close to the surface of the earth, but when the bird fly high up in the sky, no shadow was observed. Why?
2.    Air is a mixture of gases. Name any three gases along with their functions.
3.    Leaves are the kitchen of the plants. Justify
4.    Samir was playing badminton in the park with his friends. They put up two balls for light in the playing area. After playing, they removed the net and samir went ahead to remove bulbs from holders. But he could not hold as it was very hot.
a.    What is there in a bulb which makes it glow?
b.    What is it made of?
c.    Name the gasses present inside the bulb.
5.    Lightning conductor is always placed on the top of a building. Explain the reason behind it. What is the main function of lightning conductor.
6.    A dark patch is observed on the ground when an individual walks during the day time.
a.    Name the dark patch and define it.
b.    What are the three essentials for the formation of a shadow?
7.    Ashmeet prepares an electric circuit.
a.    He placed a safety pin in between the circuit. Will the bulb glow? Why?
b.    He placed an eraser in between the circuit. Will the bulb glow? Why?
8.    Look at the following diagram and answer the following questions
a.    Label Part a and b
b.    Name the type of venation.


9.    Kushal observed plastic coatings on the ends of connecting wires.
a.    Why are these plastic coatings removed before making circuits?
b.    Why are wires made of copper and not plastic?
10. Clothes take longer time to dry after it has rained.
a.Why do they take longer time?
     b.Under what conditions does humidity takes place faster?

  


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