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    This science worksheet contains questions about properties of metals and non-metals, elements, physical and chemical properties, forms of energy, and water sources. Students are asked to complete tables, define terms, explain concepts, and identify examples. The questions cover topics like the atomic structure of elements, physical and chemical changes, energy transformations, and different types of water sources.

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    Science worksheet 2: Grade 7

    Answer the following questions:


    1. Complete the table:
    Property Metals Non-metals
    Surface Shiny Dull
    Physical state at
    room temperature
    Melting point
    Strength Can be shaped or
    pressed

    2. Few metals and non metals are given below. Arrange them in the given table:
    Gold, Oxygen, silver, Chlorine, Aluminium, Steel, Carbon
    Metals Non-metals

    3. Define element.
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    4. Why metals are malleable?
    ___________________________________________________________________
    5. What are some examples for Electrical conductors?
    ___________________________________________________________________
    6. Chlorine can be used to purify water because it kills harmful microorganisms in it.
    Is chlorine a metal or a non-metal?
    ___________________________________________________________________
    7. Why chlorine is used to purify water?
    ___________________________________________________________________
    8. Complete the following table:
    GAS TEST RESULT
    Oxygen
    Carbon dioxide
    Hydrogen

    9. Complete the following table for acids from plan origin and animal origin.
    Acids with plant origin Acids with animal origin
    _____________in lemon juice _________________ in stomach
    Tartaric acid in _________________ Lactic acid in _________________
    _______________ in citrus fruits Uric acid in_________________
    ________________ in nettle stings ___________________ in ant stings

    10. The pH scale is given below. Identify the approximate pH values for the
    following:

    Refer figure 10.9: page 114


    A. Dilute hydrochloric acid: _________________
    B. Lemon juice: _________________________
    C. Tooth paste: __________________________
    D. Bleach:_______________________________
    E. Water:________________________________

    11. Complete the following table:


    Atomic number Name of Element Symbol
    1 H
    2 Helium
    4 Be
    6 Carbon
    7 N

    12. When the egg was dropped onto the floor, it was broken. Which physical
    property is the reason for this?
    ____________________________

    13. What happens when the tectonic plates:


    a) Move apart:
    b) Slide each other:
    c) Crash:
    14. Define Energy:
    ___________________________________________________________________
    15. What is Gravitational potential Energy?
    ___________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________
    16. What is the energy change occurred in the following processes:
    a) Delivering a speech:______________________________________
    b) Electric light:____________________________________________
    c) Burning wood:___________________________________________
    17. Give an example for the following forms of energy:
    a) Kinetic energy:____________________________________________
    b) Potential energy:___________________________________________
    18. Four bags were dropped from the first floor of a building. Which bag will land
    first?
    A) 50 kg B) 20 kg C) 30 kg D) 60 kg
    19. Define and give examples for the following:
    a) Run-off:
    _____________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________
    b) Groundwater sources:
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________
    c) Open water sources:
    ________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________

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