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Science Class 6 Monthly Test-3

This document outlines a monthly science test for class 6 students. It contains questions testing knowledge of fibers, materials, and physical properties. There are 18 fill-in-the-blank questions testing terminology related to fibers like cotton, silk, and synthetic fibers. There are also true/false and multiple choice questions about materials and their properties. Short answer questions require students to explain processes like yarn making and list examples demonstrating properties of materials like transparency and strength. The test covers key concepts around fibers, materials, and the relationship between physical properties and appropriate uses.

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Science Class 6 Monthly Test-3

This document outlines a monthly science test for class 6 students. It contains questions testing knowledge of fibers, materials, and physical properties. There are 18 fill-in-the-blank questions testing terminology related to fibers like cotton, silk, and synthetic fibers. There are also true/false and multiple choice questions about materials and their properties. Short answer questions require students to explain processes like yarn making and list examples demonstrating properties of materials like transparency and strength. The test covers key concepts around fibers, materials, and the relationship between physical properties and appropriate uses.

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Monthly Test - 3

Date: 07/07/2023 Time: 1 hour


Subject: Science (Class-6) Total Marks: 40

1. Fill in the blanks: [1marks X 18 = 18marks]


(a) Cotton, Jute, Silk, Wool are all examples of _______________.
(b) The extreamely thin strands of thread are called _____________.
(c) Silk fibres are drawn from ____________ of silkworm.
(d) Polyster, nylon, acrylic are all examples of _______________.
(e) The fruit of the cotton plant are called as ______________.
(f) Fibres are separated from seeds by combining, this process is called _______ of cotton.
(g) The process of making yarn from fibres is called ______________.
(h) Takeli, charkha are simple devices used for _________________.
(i) The process of arranging two sets of yarns together to make a fabric is called
_________________.
(j) Wearing of fabric is done on _____________________.
(k) We choose material to make an object depending on their ______________.
(l) Tumbler is made of glass or plastic because it can _____________ water.
(m) Metals has shiny appearance called _____________.
(n) _______________ is soluble in water whereas sand is ____________ in water.
(o) ____________ gas is dissolved in water which is very much necessary for survival of plants
& animals in water.
(p) Substances through which light can pass are called _______________ materials.
(q) Objects through which light can’t pass are called _______________ materials.
(r)
Cotton ? ? ?
Fibre Yarn Fabric
Rolls

2. State True or False [1marks X 6 =6marks]


(a) Chalk dissolves in water.
(b) Wood is transparent, while glass is opaque.
(c) Vinegar dissolves in water.
(d) Oil mixes with water.
(e) Jute is the outer covering of coconut.
(f) Silk fibre is obtained from the stem of plants.

3. Choose the odd one out. [1marks X 6 = 6marks]


(a)Sugar, Salt, Sand, Copper Sulphate
(b) Aluminium, Iron, Copper, Silver, Sand
(c)Rose, Jasmine, Lotus, Boat
(d) Chain, Bed, Table, Baby
(e)Cotton, Jute, Polyster, Wool
(f) Spinning: _______________ :: Weaving/ Knitting : _______________

4. Answer the following in brief: [2marks X 5 = 10 marks]


(a) Briefly explain the process of making yarn from fibre.
(b) Name the two items made from coconut fibre.
(c) Objects are made from different articles on their properties? List one example to show
this property?
(d) Glass tumbler, plastic ---- Name the property.
Furniture, Table, Desk ---- Name the property.
(e) Mustard Oil, Kerosene Oil, Coconut Oil ---- Name the property which is similar.
Vinegar, Lemon Juice ---- Name the property which is similar.

___________________________________ALL THE BEST______________________________

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