Diversity in the Living World
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Characteristics of Living Organisms
SubtopicCharacteristics of Living Organisms under Diversity in the Living World for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which characteristic of living organisms allows them to sense a change in the environment?
A.Growth
B.Respiration
C.Reproduction
D.Sensitivity or response to stimuli
- 2.
The tiny pores on leaves that help in gas exchange are called:
A.Roots
B.Veins
C.Stomata
D.Petals
- 3.
Why is food essential for living organisms?
A.It provides energy for growth and repair
B.It helps them sleep better
C.It makes them turn into non-living things
D.It is only needed for movement
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Habitats and Adaptations
SubtopicHabitats and Adaptations under Diversity in the Living World for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
The process of breathing in humans involves taking in oxygen and giving out:
A.Nitrogen
B.Hydrogen
C.Carbon dioxide
D.Argon
- 2.
Movement in plants can be seen when:
A.A tree walks from one place to another
B.A flower opens or closes
C.The roots grow upwards into the air
D.A stone moves from its place
- 3.
A bird laying eggs in a nest is an example of:
A.Excretion
B.Reproduction
C.Adaptation
D.Digestion
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Human Body Movements and Joints
SubtopicHuman Body Movements and Joints under Diversity in the Living World for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
What provides the streamlined shape to a bird’s body?
A.Feathers
B.Muscles
C.Skeleton
D.Skin
- 2.
The skull is made up of many bones joined together. Most of these joints are:
A.Fixed
B.Movable
C.Pivotal
D.Ball and socket
- 3.
Why can we not move our elbow backwards?
A.Because of the skin
B.Because it has a hinge joint
C.Because it has no joint
D.Because it has a fixed joint
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Gait of Animals
SubtopicGait of Animals under Diversity in the Living World for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Which of these animals uses its muscular foot to produce a slow, gliding motion?
A.Bird
B.Fish
C.Snail
D.Snake
- 2.
Snakes do not have legs. How do they move?
A.By flying
B.By using their whole body to slide
C.By rolling like a ball
D.By staying still and letting the wind blow them
- 3.
Which animal moves the slowest among the following?
A.Cockroach
B.Snail
C.Snake
D.Bird
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