Science Practice Test - II for grade - 7 | Heat and Temperature | Electric Current and Simple Circuits |

 Science Practice Test - II

Grade - 7 [ 30 Marks ]

                                                                                       - Priyanka Chandratre

Portion : 1) Heat and Temperature

                   2) Electric Current and Simple Circuits

Q. 1] Fill in the blanks. [ 4 Marks ]

i) Thermometer works on the principle of ___________________

ii) Magnetic effect of current was first discovered by _________________

iii) A digital thermometer does not contain _______________

iv) __________    gas is commonly used in bulb.

  

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Q.2] State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. [ 4 Marks ]

i) Gases expands on heating.

ii) The range of a laboratory thermometer is from 0°C to 100°C.

iii) The more the number of turns in the wire, the stronger is the magnetic effect.

iv) The direction of current in an electric circuit is from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of battery.

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Q.3] Name the following. [ 4 Marks ]

i) The iron rod, around which the wire is wound.

ii) The flow of electric charge.

iii) Unit of heat.

iv) Invention of Fahrenheit temperature scale.

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Q.4] Differentiate between following. [ 2 marks ]

i) Kelvin temperature scale and Fahrenheit temperature scale.

ii) Heating effect of electric current and Magnetic effect of electric current.

Q.5] Define the following terms. [ 3 Marks ]

i) Electric circuit

ii) Battery

iii) Convection

Q.6] Identify the images and explain about them. [ 4 Marks ]

i) 

ii) 

Q.7] Answer the following questions in brief. [ 3 Marks ]

i) What are the uses of electromagnet?

ii) What is the function of a switch in an electric circuit?

iii) Write the interconversion between Fahrenheit and Celsius scale.

Q.8 ] Answer the following questions in detail. [ 6 marks ]

i) What do you understand by radiation? Explain about its applications.

ii) Why the circuit in the electric bell is called 'Make- Break Circuit'?

iii) What are MCBs ? How they prevent short circuits?

 

Science Practice Test grade 5 | Plants and Animals | Adaptation in plants | Adaptation in Animals | CBSE Class 5 |

Science Practice Test 

Grade 5 [ 30 marks ]

                                                                                       - Priyanka Chandratre

Portion - 1) Plants and Animals

                2) Adaptation in plants

                3) Adaptation in Animals 

Q.1] Fill in the blanks. [ 4 Marks ]

i) The leaves of plants contain a green substance called ___________________

ii) Whales and dolphins breathe through _______________

iii) ________________ trees produce cones instead of flowers.

iv) Peepal is a ___________ plant.

Q.2] State whether the following statements are true or false? [ 4 Marks ]

i) Fixed plants do not have stomata.

ii) Birds are viviparous animals.

iii) During winter, animals such as bears go into caves and hibernate.

iv) Tail feathers of bird help them to control the direction of flight.

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Q.3] Give two examples for the following. [ 3 Marks ]

i) Animals showing camouflage.

ii) Fixed plants.

iii) Omnivores

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Q.4] Define the following [ 3 Marks ]

i) Perennial plants

ii) Floating plants

iii) Cutaneous breathing

Q.5] Give reasons [ 3 Marks ]

i) Frogs have a transparent third eyelid.

ii) Plants in hilly regions have sloping branches and look conical in shape.

iii) Animals are consumers.

Q.6] Differentiate between the following. [4 Marks ]

i) Aquatic plants and Terrestrial plants

ii) Amphibians and Aerial animals

Q.7] Write short note on following. [3 Marks ]

i) Camouflage

ii) Photosynthesis

iii) Submerged plants

Q.8] Answer the following question briefly. [ 3 Marks ]

i) What are the adaptations in animals for their movement?

ii) What are terrestrial plants? List their types.

iii) Mention any two adaptations of aquatic animals.

Q.9] Identify the following images. [ 3 Marks ]

i) 

______________________________________

ii) 

____________________________

iii)

______________________________

Shabdanchya Jaati worksheet in Marathi | शब्दांच्या जाती | नाम | सर्वनाम | विशेषण | क्रियापद | अव्यये | मराठी व्याकरण |

 शब्दांच्या जाती

                                                                                                       - प्रियंका चंद्रात्रे 

अ ) खालील वाकयांतील अधोरेखित शब्दांचा नामाचा प्रकार ओळखून लिहा. 

१) मीना भित्री मुलगी आहे.

२) आजोबांनी गांधी टोपी घातली. 

३) रमेश उदार मित्र आहे.

४) कळसूबाई हे महाराष्ट्रातील सर्वोच्च शिखर आहे.

५) आईने मोहन ला एक मिटर कापड आणायला सांगितले.

६) मुले चेंडू सोबत खेळत आहेत.

७) पाऊस पडला की गारवा वाटतो.

८) पक्ष्यांचा थवा आकाशात उडत आहे.

९) नेहा उदया अमेरिकेला जाणार आहे. 

१०) गुलाबाच्या फुलांचा गुच्छ सुंदर दिसत आहे. 

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आ ) खालील वाकयांतील अधोरेखित शब्दांचा सर्वनामाचा प्रकार ओळखून लिहा. 

१) ती वही कोणाची आहे?

२) कोणाला माहीत आहे का ?

३) तुम्ही स्वत:ला काय समजतात?

४) कोणीही बोलणार नाही.

५) जे लिहिण्याचा सराव करतील त्यांचे अक्षर सुधारेल.

६) तुम्हाला काय हवे?

७) आपण सर्व जाऊया.

८) जो बदाम खातो त्याची स्मरणशक्ती चांगली असते.

९) आम्ही उद्या पुण्याला जाणार आहोत.

१०) ह्या पिशवीत काय आहे?

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इ ) खालील वाकयांतील अधोरेखित शब्दांचा विशेषणाचा प्रकार ओळखून लिहा. 

१) वर्गात चाळीस विद्यार्थी आहेत.

२) काही झाडे वाळली आहेत.

३) ती बोरे आंबट आहेत.

४) रस्त्यावर खूप गाड्या आहेत.

५) माझे शहर स्वच्छ आहे.

६) ससा पांढरा शुभ्र आहे.

७) मी आठवी इयत्तेत आहे. 

८) कोणता पक्षी आहे त्या झाडावर?

९) सरला माधुरी पेक्षा उंच आहे.

१०) सर्व रस्ते पावसामुळे खराब झाले.

ई ) खालील वाकयांतील क्रियापद ओळखून लिहा. 

१) मी निबंध लिहितो. 

२) मोहन पुस्तक वाचतो. 

३) रमा भाजी चिरते. 

४) केदार नदीत पोहतो. 

५) तो आंबा खातो. 

६) चांभार चप्पल शिवतो. 

७) मी गाणे गातो. 

८) आजोबा बागेत फिरतात. 

९) बाबा काम करतात. 

१०) आई स्वयंपाक करते. 

उ) खालील वाकयांतील अधोरेखित शब्दांचा अव्ययाचा प्रकार ओळखून लिहा. 

१) साप माझ्या समोरून गेला.

२) पाऊस पडो वा ना पडो, तुला शाळेत जावेच लागेल.

३) त्याच्या कडून हे काम होणार नाही. 

४) छे ! मी नाही हं !

५) तू ये किंवा न ये , मी जाणारच. 

६) पतंग झाडावर अडकला होता. 

७) शिक्षकांनी मुलांना अनेकदा बजावले की मस्ती करू नका.

८) शाबास ! यंदा तू छान मार्क्स मिळवलेत.

९) तू शाळेतून लवकर घरी आलास, म्हणजे आपण खेळायला जाऊ. 

१०) कार्यक्रमाविषयी काहीही विचारू नको.

उत्तरे : 

अ] 

१) भाववचक नाम 

२) विशेषनाम 

३) भाववचक नाम 

४) विशेषनाम 

५) पदार्थवाचक नाम 

६) सामान्यानाम 

७) भाववचक नाम 

८) समुहवाचक नाम 

९) विशेषनाम 

१०) समुहवाचक नाम 

आ]

१) दर्शकवाचक सर्वनाम 

२) प्रश्नार्थक सर्वनाम 

३) आत्मवाचक सर्वनाम 

४) अनिश्चित सर्वनाम 

५) संबंधी सर्वनाम 

६) प्रश्नार्थक सर्वनाम 

७) आत्मवाचक सर्वनाम 

८) संबंधी सर्वनाम 

९) पुरुषवाचक सर्वनाम 

१०) दर्शकवाचक सर्वनाम 

इ]

१) संख्याविशेषण 

२) अनिश्चित संख्याविशेषण 

३) गुणविशेषण 

४) अनिश्चित संख्याविशेषण 

५) सार्वनामिक विशेषण 

६) गुणविशेषण 

७) संख्याविशेषण 

८) सार्वनामिक विशेषण 

९) गुणविशेषण 

१०) अनिश्चित संख्याविशेषण 

ई ]

१) लिहितो - लिहिणे 

२) वाचतो - वाचणे 

३) चिरते - चिरणे 

४) पोहातो - पोहणे 

५) खातो - खाणे 

६) शिवतो - शिवणे 

७) गातो - गाणे 

८) फिरतात - फिरणे 

९) करतात - करणे 

१०) करते - करणे 

उ] 

१) क्रियाविशेषण अव्यय 

२) उभयान्वयी अव्यय 

३) शब्दयोगी अव्यय 

४) केवलप्रयोगी अव्यय 

५) उभयान्वयी अव्यय 

६) शब्दयोगी अव्यय 

७) क्रियाविशेषण अव्यय 

८) केवलप्रयोगी अव्यय 

९) उभयान्वयी अव्यय 

१०) शब्दयोगी अव्यय 

Social Science Practice Test for grade 7 |

 Social Science Practice Test

Grade 7 [ 30 Marks ]

  - Priyanka Chandratre

Portion - 1) When, where and How

                  2) Our Environment

                  3) On Equality

Q.1] Choose the correct option. [3 Marks ]

i) Brihadeswara Temple located in__________________

a) Konark

b) Jaisalmer

c) Jaipur

d) Tanjore

ii) Thermosphere extends up to a height of ____________

a) 400km

b) 300km

c) 200km

d) 100km

iii) ____________ means the right of different groups of people to have a similar social position and receive the same treatment.

a) Untouchability

b) Equality

c) Dignity

d) Democracy

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Q.2] True or False? [ 3 Marks ]

i) Untouchability is the worst manifestations of social inequality.

ii) Stratosphere contains all the life- sustaining gases.

iii) Ralph Fitch wrote a graphic account of the court of Aakbar.

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Q.3] Match the pairs. [ 4 Marks ]

              ( A )

i) Numismatics

ii) Manuscripts

iii) lithosphere

iv) Atmosphere 

          ( B )

a) Study of inscriptions

b) Handwritten records

c) Study of coins

d) Gaseous layer

e) Handwritten farmans

f) Plateaus, plains, hills etc

Q.4] Define the terms. [3 Marks ]

i) Universal adult franchise

ii) Biomes

iii) Bharata

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Q.5] Name the following. [  3 Marks ]

 

i) Book written by Al- Beruni :

ii) Outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere :

iii) An African American woman, raised her voice against inequality :

Q.6] Answer in brief. [ 3 Marks ]

i) What is Midday Meal Scheme?

ii) Name the different layers of the atmosphere.

iii) Why inscriptions are the most reliable sources of information?

Q.7] Answer in detail. [ 6 Marks ]

i) Explain sources of Medieval Period.

ii) What is sustainable development?

iii) What is Equality? Explain its parameters.

Q.8] Case Study : [ 5 Marks ]

The Tughlaq Dynasty

Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq founded the Tughlaq Dynasty. After a brief rule of around four years, he was succeeded by his son, Mohammad bin Tughlaq ( 1325- 1351 ). He was one of the most famous rulers of the Delhi Sultanate. Under him, the empire grew till it covered most of the Indian subcontinent. However, historians often refer to Muhammad bin Tughlaq as a ' mixture of opposites'. Some thought he was a visionary and a genius, while others thought he was a lunatic. An intelligent man, Muhammad was capable of grasping new ideas with ease. He was also a fine military commander. However, he appears to have lacked two important qualities needed by a successful ruler - practical judgement and common sense.

i) Who succeeded Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq? [ 1 ]

ii) Why historians often refer to Muhammad bin Tughlaq as a ' mixture of opposites'? [ 2 ]

iii) Write about Muhammad Bin Tughlaq. [ 2 ]

Science Practice Test for grade 6 | Food and its Sources | Components of Food |

 Science Practice Test

Grade 6 [ 30 Marks ]

- Priyanka Chandratre

Portion - 1) Food and its Sources

                 2) Components of Food

                            

Q.1] Choose correct option. [ 4 Marks ] 

i) Ginger is a ___________________

a) root

b) fruit

c) stem

d) flower

ii) Deficiency of vitamin B12 causes _______________

a) skin diseases

b) anemia

c) pellagra

d) beriberi

iii) Cockroaches are _____________

a) omnivores

b) carnivores

c) herbivores

d) all of the above

iv) Iodine is essential for the _________________

a) formation of energy molecules

b) proper functioning of the nervous system

c) production of thyroid hormone

d) formation of hemoglobin

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Q.2] True or False? [ 4 Marks ]

i) The skin of fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals and fibres.

ii) Marasmus disease caused by lack of proteins and carbohydrates in the diet.

iii) Eggs and meat are the good source of proteins.

iv) Bacteria and fungi are important for recycling of nutrients.

Q.3] Name the following. [ 4 Marks ]

i) The food component which require for children more than adults -

ii) The indigestible portion of plant food -

iii) An animal or plant that lives in or on a host -

iv) A tube - like structure in butterflies and mosquitoes -

Q.4] Match the following. [ 4 Marks ]

           ( A ) 

i) Vitamin D deficiency

ii) Iron 

iii) Scavenger

iv) Spices

          ( B )

a) Fish, milk, eggs

b) red meat, pulses, chickpeas

c) Scurvy

d) Rickets

e) Crow

f) Bear

g) Coffee

h) Saffron

Q.5] Give reason. [ 3 Marks ] 

i) Cooked food is better than raw food.

ii) Fat - rich foods should be avoided. 

iii) Roughage is an important part of our diet.

Q.6] Answer in short. [ 5 marks ] 

i) What are minerals? Write about two minerals and their sources.

ii) Define mastication.

iii) What are scavengers? Give examples.

iv) What is the role of water in our diet?

v) Define balanced diet.

Q.7] Answer in detail. [ 6 Marks ]

i) Define food chain with the help of an example.

ii) Differentiate between carbohydrates and proteins.

iii) What are deficiency diseases? Explain about two deficiency diseases.

Science Practice Test - I | Class 4 | Food | Teeth and Digestion | All about Soil |

 Science Practice Test - I

Class- 4 [ 30 Marks]

                                                                         - Priyanka Chandratre

Portion - 1) Food we eat

                2) Teeth and digestion

                3) All about soil

Q. 1] Choose correct option. [ 3 Marks ]

i) Sugar and starch are type of _____________________

a) Fats

b) proteins

c) carbohydrates

d) minerals

ii) _______________ is placed just below the enamel.

a) Gums

b) Pulp

c) Crown

d) Dentine

iii) Plants grow better in soil which contains ___________

a) parent material

b) humus

c) water

d) a and c both

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Q.2] True or False? [ 3 Marks ]

i) The roots of plants grow in subsoil.

ii) The solid waste is removed from our body through rectum.

iii) Our body needs proteins to build muscles, to grow and to repair tissues.

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Q.3] Match the following. [ 3 Marks ]

                  ( A ) 

i) Body -building foods

ii) Canines

iii) Fertile layer of soil

                 ( B )

a) Four in all 

b) Almonds, cashew nuts and groundnuts

c) Milk, eggs, cheese, fish

d) eight in all

e) Subsoil

f) Topsoil

Q.4] Jumbled words. [ 3 Marks ]

i) GORUAHGE -

ii) OTOPRAOZ -

iii) AMLYO -

Q.5] Name the following. [ 3 Marks ]

i) A harmful microbe - 

ii) Visible part of the tooth - 

iii) Taking steps to protect soil - 

Q.6] Write odd one out. [3 Marks ]

i) Clayey, Sandy, Bedrock, Loamy

ii) Incisors, Canines, Enamel, Molars

iii) Potassium, Iodine, Calcium, Fish

Q.7] Identify the following images. [ 3 Marks ]

i) 

           

          _________________________

ii) 

      ____________________

iii) 

         __________________________

Q.8] Answer in short. [ 3 Marks ]

i) What are protozoa? Write diseases cause by them.

ii) Write about factors responsible for soil erosion.

iii) What is plaque?

Q.9] Answer in detail. [ 6 Marks ]

i) Explain the role of intestines in the process of digestion.

ii) Explain different ways of preservation and protection of food from germs.

iii) Why should we plant more trees?

Answers : 

Q.1] 

i) c

ii) d

iii) b

Q.2]

i) False

ii) True

iii) True

Q.3]

i) c

ii) a

iii) f

Q.4] 

i) ROUGHAGE

ii) PROTOZOA

iii) LOAMY

Q.5]

i) Viruses

ii) Crown

iii) Soil Conservation

Q.6]

i) Bedrock

ii) Enamel

iii) Fish

Q.7] 

i) Algae

ii) Molar

iii) Sand

Geography and Civics Practice Test | Grade -8 | Resources | Land, Soil, and Water resources | The Constitution and the need for laws | Ideas and the Ideals of the Indian Constitution |

Geography and Civics 

Practice Test 

Grade - 8 [ 30 marks ]

                                                                                              - Priyanka Chandratre

Portion - 1) Resources

               2) Land, soil and water resources

               3) The Constitution and the Need for Laws

               4) Ideas and Ideals of the Indian Constitution

Q. 1] Choose correct option. [ 4 marks ]

i) Ubiquitous resources are resources that are________________________

a) cannot be replenished

b) unevenly distributed

c) found everywhere

d) regenerated rapidly

ii) The redness in red soil is due to the presence of___________________

a) iron

b) iron oxides

c) oxides

d) iron chloride

iii) The Indian Constitution contains________________

a) 399articles and 12 schedules

b) 390 articles and 22 schedules

c) 395 articles and 22 schedules

d) 395 articles and 12 schedules

iv) Secular means_________________

a) everyone is given equal opportunity

b) no discrimination on the basis of religion

c) India is independent

d) freedom to express their opinion

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Q.2] True or false? [ 4 Marks ]

a) India is governed at three levels.

b) Indian Constitution is the shortest constitution in the world.

c) Subsoil is the layer just below the topsoil.

d)  Human resource is the one of the most important resource.

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Q.3] Distinguish between [ 4 Marks ]

a) Actual resources and Potential resources

b) Red soil and Laterite soil

Q.4] Give reasons [ 4 Marks ] 

a) Constitution is essential.

b) Dams were built on the rivers.

Q.5] Answer in brief [ 4 Marks ]

a) Make a list of fundamental rights.

b) Write the name of two important Acts.

c) What is mean by land degradation?

d) What are the types of natural resources on the basis of distribution?

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Q.6] Answer in detail [ 4 Marks ]

a) What are the four ' golden Rs ' of conservation?

b) Explain the federal structure of government.

Q.7] Case Study : [ 6 Marks ]

The Silent Valley is one of the last patches of untouched rainforests in the world. Located in the Western Ghats in Kerala, it is home to a variety of rare plants, birds and animals, such as the Lion- tailed Macaque, the Great Indian Hornbill and the Nilgiri Tahr. In 1973, the Kerala State Electricity Board proposed to build a dam across the Kuntipuzha River for generating hydroelectricity. The reservoir formed by the dam would have flooded large tracts of the Silent Valley. An NGO led by school teachers, the Kerala Sastra Sahithya Parishat ( KSSP ), roused public opinion on the need to save the Silent Valley. They wrote letters and articles in the press and held public debates. As various scientific studies showed that the construction of a hydel project at Silent Valley would be permanently damage the forest ecosystem, the anti-dam movement gradually became a mass movement, with even students across Kerala joining in the protest. After weighing all the pros and cons, the government decided to abandon the project, and the Silent Valley was declared a National Park in 1985. The saving of the Silent Valley is one of the best example of people- power in a democracy.

a) What is Silent Valley? [ 2 ]

b) On which river Kerala State Electricity Board was building a dam? [ 1 ]

c) What is to be done to protest Silent Valley? [ 2 ]

d) In which year Silent Valley was declared as a National Park? [ 1 ]