Materials Around Us
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Grouping and Sorting of Materials
SubtopicGrouping and Sorting of Materials under Materials Around Us for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Materials that allow light to pass through them partially, making things look blurry, are called:
A.Opaque
B.Transparent
C.Translucent
D.Soluble
- 2.
Which of the following can be grouped together as 'made of metal'?
A.Paper, Wood, Plastic
B.Glass, Rubber, Cloth
C.Iron, Copper, Aluminum
D.Leather, Wool, Silk
- 3.
If a substance 'X' is added to water and it does not disappear even after mixing for a long time, it is said to be:
A.Soluble
B.Insoluble
C.Transparent
D.Lustrous
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Properties: Appearance, Hardness, and Solubility
SubtopicProperties: Appearance, Hardness, and Solubility under Materials Around Us for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A metal plate shines when light falls on it. This property is known as:
A.Texture
B.Lustre
C.Hardness
D.Solubility
- 2.
Which liquid is immiscible (does not mix) with water?
A.Glycerin
B.Alcohol
C.Coconut oil
D.Vinegar
- 3.
If you find a material that is difficult to compress and has no shine, it is:
A.Hard and lustrous
B.Soft and dull
C.Hard and dull
D.Soft and lustrous
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Transparency, Opacity, and Translucency
SubtopicTransparency, Opacity, and Translucency under Materials Around Us for Grade 6 CBSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A thick curtain made of heavy cloth is used to block sunlight. This curtain is:
A.Transparent
B.Opaque
C.Translucent
D.Lustrous
- 2.
Which of the following allows light to pass through most easily?
A.A sheet of cardboard
B.A piece of glass
C.A wooden plank
D.A metal plate
- 3.
A glass window pane that has been rubbed with sandpaper will become:
A.More transparent
B.Translucent
C.Opaque
D.A mirror
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