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    Periodic Test-III Examination 2024-25

    Class: VI
    Subject: Science

    Time – 90 mins M.M.-40


    General Instructions:
    This question paper consist of three sections. Section A, B
    and C
    Section A consist of __20_ questions of __20_ marks.
    Section B consist of 14 marks
    Section C consist of 6 marks
    All questions are compulsory

    SECTION-A

    MCQs (10 marks)


    1. Which of the following is an ancient method for
    measurement?
    (a) Cubit
    (b) Ruler
    (c) Measuring tape
    (d) Measuring rod
    2.Following are some features of plants.
    (i) They lose a lot of water through transpiration.
    (ii) Their leaves are always broad and flat.
    (iii) They lose very little water through transpiration.
    (iv) Their roots grow very deep into the soil.
    Which of the combination of the above features are typical of
    desert plants?
    (a) (i) and (ii)
    (b) (ii) and (iv)
    (c) (ii) and (iii)
    (d) (iii) and (iv)
    3.What is the SI unit of length?
    (a) Metre
    (b) Centimetre
    (c) Kilometre
    (d) All of these
    4.Divya comes across an animal having a stream-lined and
    slippery body. What is the habitat of the animal?
    (a) Water
    (b) Desert
    (c) Grassland
    (d) Mountain
    5.What do we use to measure curved lengths?
    (a) Thread
    (b) Wood
    (c) Sand
    (d) Paper
    6.Fishes breathe through their
    (a) skin
    (b) gills
    (c) lungs
    (d) stomata
    7.Which of the following is an incorrect statement about
    excretion?
    (a) Excretion takes place in plants.
    (b) Excretion takes place both in plants and animals.
    (c) Excretion is the process of getting rid of excess water only.
    (d) Secretion is one method of excretion.

    8. In which year, SI system was recommended by general


    conference of weights and measures?
    (a) 1950
    (b) 1960
    (c) 1970
    (d) 1980
    9.The plant make their own food, that’s why they are called
    a) heterotrophs. b)autotrophs c)omnivores d)carnivores
    10.Which of the following types of motion is not exhibited by the
    earth moving around the sun?
    (a) Circular
    (b) Rotational
    (c) Rectilinear
    (d) Periodic

    Fill in the blanks (5 marks)


    1. The camel stored ___ in its hunp.
    2. Quantities that can be measured are called ____
    3. The pendulum undergoes ____ motion.
    4.The habitats of the plants and animals that live on land are
    called ______habitat.
    5.The place where animals and plants live ____
    True false (5 marks)
    1. Vallisnaria is a hydrophyte
    2. Hour is a SI unit of time
    3. All type of motion that does not repeat itself after equal
    intervals of time is non periodic
    4. A cloud which could grow in size is living
    5. Sunken stomata are formed in xerophytes
    SECTION-B

    Very Short answers (2 marks)


    1. Name two aquatic animals
    2. Write one example for each of the following type of
    motion.
    (i) Rectilinear
    (ii) Circular
    OR

    (i) Periodic
    (ii) Oscillatory
    Short answers (6 marks)
    Do any 4
    1.How do the desert plants conserve the available water in their
    body?
    2.Define standard unit.
    3.How did people measure length in early time?
    4.What are hydrophytes?
    5.Define mesophytes.
    Long answers(3*2=6 marks)
    1. All living beings take in oxygen. What function does
    oxygen perform in the body?
    2. I)Differentiate between vibratory motion and oscillatory
    motion
    ii) is your house is at rest or motion? Explain briefly.
    3. Are humans an autotroph or heterotroph? Explain why?
    section-C
    Draw a labelled diagram (3 marks)
    1. stomata
    OR
    Reproduction in plant
    Case study(3 marks)
    Abiotic factors likeair, water, light and heat are importantfor the
    growth of plants. In fact, abioticfactors are important for all
    livingorganisms.We find that organisms exist in verycold as well
    as very hot climates, this is becausethey manage to survive
    through adaptation.
    Adaptation is the method by whichorganisms get well adjusted to
    the climate. Adaptation does not take place in a short time
    because the abiotic factors of a region also change very slowly.
    Those organisms which cannot adapt to these changes die, and
    only the adapted ones survive. Organisms adapt to different
    Abiotic factors in different ways. This results in a wide variety of
    organisms in different habitats.

    Que.1) Adaptation can happen in a short span of time.


    a) True
    b) False
    Que.2) Which of the following is NOT an Abiotic factor?
    a) Human beings
    b) Air
    c) Water
    d)Heat
    Que.3) …………………………………………………………………
    ………………… helps organisms to exist in extreme climates.
    a) Abiotic components
    b) Habitats
    c) Adaptation
    d) None of the above

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