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Motion and Measurement of Distances

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Standard Units of Measurement

Subtopic

Standard Units of Measurement under Motion and Measurement of Distances for Grade 6 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    In the metric system, which prefix means 1/1000th?

    A.

    Centi

    B.

    Kilo

    C.

    Milli

    D.

    Deci

  2. 2.

    One kilometre is equal to how many centimetres?

    A.

    1000 cm1000\ cm

    B.

    10000 cm10000\ cm

    C.

    100000 cm100000\ cm

    D.

    100 cm100\ cm

  3. 3.

    When measuring the length of a pencil, if one end is at 3.0 cm3.0\ cm and the other end is at 15.0 cm15.0\ cm, the length of the pencil is:

    A.

    15.0 cm15.0\ cm

    B.

    18.0 cm18.0\ cm

    C.

    12.0 cm12.0\ cm

    D.

    3.0 cm3.0\ cm

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Measurement of Length and Curvy Lines

Subtopic

Measurement of Length and Curvy Lines under Motion and Measurement of Distances for Grade 6 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    How many metres are in 400400 centimetres?

    A.

    0.40.4 m

    B.

    44 m

    C.

    4040 m

    D.

    40004000 m

  2. 2.

    Which unit is most appropriate for measuring the height of a residential building?

    A.

    Centimetres

    B.

    Millimetres

    C.

    Metres

    D.

    Kilometres

  3. 3.

    In the ancient system, the distance between the end of the middle finger and the elbow was called:

    A.

    A pace

    B.

    A yard

    C.

    A cubit

    D.

    A foot

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Types of Motion: Rectilinear, Circular, and Periodic

Subtopic

Types of Motion: Rectilinear, Circular, and Periodic under Motion and Measurement of Distances for Grade 6 CBSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    The repetitive back and forth motion of a bell clapper is:

    A.

    Circular motion

    B.

    Rectilinear motion

    C.

    Periodic motion

    D.

    Linear motion

  2. 2.

    A bus moving on a straight flyover is performing:

    A.

    Periodic motion

    B.

    Circular motion

    C.

    Rectilinear motion

    D.

    Vibratory motion

  3. 3.

    A window pane sliding in its frame moves in:

    A.

    Rectilinear motion

    B.

    Circular motion

    C.

    Periodic motion

    D.

    Oscillatory motion

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