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Term 1 Class 6

The City School


Worksheet Number: Science 1.6.11
Topic: Classifying Matter
Name: ___________________ Class: ___________

By attempting this worksheet, learners will be able to:


1.6.11 Describe a vacuum as a space devoid of matter.

Choose the most suitable answer.


1. What is a vacuum?
a) A space with a high concentration of matter
b) A space devoid of matter
c) A space with a mixture of gases
d) A space with high atmospheric pressure
2. In a vacuum, what is the state of matter?
a) Solid
b) Liquid
c) Gas
d) Absence of matter
3.Which type of vacuum is characterized by the total absence of matter?
a) Complete vacuum
b) Partial vacuum
c) Artificial vacuum
d) Natural vacuum
4. What is the primary role of vacuum pumps in creating an artificial vacuum?
a) Increasing atmospheric pressure
b) Generating heat
c) Removing air and gases
d) Increasing humidity
5. Which of the following is an example of a natural vacuum?
a) A vacuum cleaner
b) A vacuum-sealed food container
c) Interstellar space
d) A vacuum chamber in a laboratory
6. True or False: In a vacuum, the pressure is higher compared to atmospheric pressure.
a) True
b) False
7. Which of the following is NOT a common application of vacuums?
a) Space research
b) Vacuum insulation
c) Filling gas cylinders
d) Vacuum cleaning
8. How does an artificial vacuum differ from the vacuum of space?
Term 1 Class 6

a) Artificial vacuum has a higher pressure than space vacuum.


b) Space vacuum contains some matter, while artificial vacuum has none.
c) Artificial vacuum is created naturally in space.
d) Space vacuum is produced in vacuum chambers.
9. Which scientific tool is often used to create an artificial vacuum?
a) Microscope
b) Telescope
c) Vacuum pump
d) Barometer
10. What is the significance of understanding vacuums in space exploration?
a) To study weather patterns
b) To develop advanced cleaning technologies
c) To understand the behaviour of gases in extreme conditions
d) To improve internet connectivity

Answer the questions given below.


1. What is the role of a vacuum pump in creating a vacuum?
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2. Give an example of a natural vacuum.

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