Worksheet on Measurement in Old Days

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. In old days, people measured length using:

a) Scales
b) Thermometers
c) Body parts
d) Clocks
2. The first recorded unit to measure length was:
a) Handspan
b) Cubit
c) Footspan
d) Armspan
3. What did people use to weigh solid objects in ancient times?
a) Digital scales
b) Metal weights
c) Stones
d) Wooden blocks
4. Why did measurements differ from person to person?
a) Different arm lengths
b) Changing object weights
c) Modern tools
d) Standard units
5. The purpose of fixed measurement units was to:
a) Make measurement uniform
b) Create confusion
c) Make it harder to measure
d) Increase weight

Section B: Short Answer Questions

6. Name any four body parts used for measurement in olden days.
7. Why was measurement not the same for all people in old times?
8. How did people measure the quantity of grains or liquids?

Section C: Long Answer Questions

9. Explain the limitations of traditional measurement methods.

10. Why was it important to develop fixed measures?

Section D: Differentiate Between

11. Cubit vs. Handspan

12. Measurement in old days vs. Measurement today
Section E: Fill in the Blanks

13. The length of an object varied because it depended on the length of a person’s _______.
14. In ancient times, people used _______ to weigh solid objects.
15. Fixed measures were developed to make measurement _______.

Section F: True or False

16. Handspan is measured from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the little finger. (____)
17. The cubit is based on the length of a person’s leg. (____)

Worksheet on Force and Its Types

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The push and pull of an object on another object is called:

a) Motion
b) Force
c) Gravity
d) Energy
2. Which of the following is an example of force?
a) Lifting an object
b) Bending a wire
c) Pulling an elastic band
d) All of the above
3. What can force NOT do?
a) Move a body
b) Change the shape of a body
c) Change the direction of a moving body
d) Stop the Earth from rotating
4. The force applied by our muscles to pull, push, or stretch objects is called:
a) Gravitational force
b) Magnetic force
c) Muscular force
d) Frictional force
5. The force by which the Earth pulls objects toward its center is called:
a) Muscular force
b) Gravitational force
c) Frictional force
d) Magnetic force

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. The force that helps open a door when we push it is called _______.
 7. When a driver applies brakes, the car stops due to _______.
8. A force can change the _______ of a moving body.
9. The force responsible for pulling objects toward the Earth is _______.
10. Stretching a rubber band is an example of _______ force.

Section C: True or False

11. A force can only move an object but cannot stop it. (____)
12. The force we apply with our muscles is called muscular force. (____)
13. Gravity pushes objects away from the Earth. (____)
14. Force can change the shape of an object. (____)
15. A ball thrown by a bowler moves in different directions on its own. (____)

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Worksheet on Measurement of Length

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The standard unit of length is:

a) Kilometre
b) Centimetre
c) Metre
d) Millimetre
2. Long distances, such as the distance between two cities, are measured in:
a) Centimetres
b) Millimetres
c) Metres
d) Kilometres
3. How many metres are there in 1 kilometre?
a) 100
b) 10
c) 1000
d) 500
4. A ruler is commonly used to measure:
a) Large fields
b) Small objects
c) Mountains
d) Distance between cities
5. What should we be careful about while measuring length with a ruler?
a) Measuring from the edge of the ruler
b) Measuring from the zero mark
 c) Using any side of the ruler
d) Guessing the length without a ruler

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. 1 metre = _______ centimetres.

7. 1 centimetre = _______ millimetres.
8. Measuring tapes or metre rods are used for measuring _______ lengths.
9. A ruler measures length in _______ and _______.
10. The length of an object should be measured from _______ on the ruler.

Section C: True or False

11. The standard unit of length is kilometre. (____)

12. A 15 cm ruler is used to measure long distances. (____)
13. Metre rods are used for measuring large fields. (____)
14. 1 kilometre is equal to 1000 metres. (____)
15. If we measure from the edge of the ruler instead of 0, we might get a wrong
measurement. (____)

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Worksheet on Measurement of Weight

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The commonly used units for measuring weight are:

a) Metres and centimetres
b) Kilograms and grams
c) Litres and millilitres
d) Hours and minutes
2. Which instrument is used to measure weight in shops?
a) Measuring tape
b) Electronic balance
c) Clock
d) Thermometer
3. How many grams are there in 1 kilogram?
a) 100 grams
b) 1000 grams
c) 10 grams
d) 500 grams
4. What is the smallest unit of weight measurement among the following?
a) Kilogram
b) Gram
 c) Milligram
d) Litre
5. What is used to measure small objects accurately?
a) Common balance
b) Thermometer
c) Measuring tape
d) Clock

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. 1 kilogram = _______ grams.

7. 1 gram = _______ milligrams.
8. The instrument commonly used to weigh groceries is _______.
9. The _______ balance is used for weighing objects accurately.
10. The unit used to measure very small weights is _______.

Section C: True or False

11. A common balance is used to measure time. (____)

12. 1 kilogram is equal to 1000 grams. (____)
13. Grams and kilograms are units of weight measurement. (____)
14. An electronic balance is more accurate than a common balance. (____)
15. 1 gram is smaller than 1 milligram. (____)

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Worksheet on Measurement of Capacity, Time, and Temperature

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. The unit used to measure small amounts of liquid is:

a) Kilogram
b) Millilitre
c) Centimetre
d) Gram
2. How many millilitres are there in 1 litre?
a) 10
b) 100
c) 1000
d) 10,000
3. The instrument used to measure time is:
a) Thermometer
b) Measuring cylinder
 c) Clock
d) Balance
4. How many minutes are there in 1 hour?
a) 30
b) 60
c) 120
d) 24
5. What is the normal body temperature of a human in Celsius?
a) 20°C
b) 30°C
c) 37°C
d) 45°C

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. 1 litre = _______ millilitres.

7. A clock is used to measure _______.
8. The smaller hand of a clock shows _______ while the bigger hand shows _______.
9. Temperature is measured using a _______.
10. A clinical thermometer is used to measure _______ temperature.

Section C: True or False

11. Measuring cylinders and cans are used to measure liquid capacity. (____)
12. 1 minute is equal to 120 seconds. (____)
13. A normal human body temperature is 37°C. (____)
14. A thermometer measures time. (____)
15. The unit of temperature is measured in °C and °F. (____)

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Worksheet on Measurement

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. Which of the following is not an accurate method of measurement?

a) Using a ruler
b) Using a measuring tape
c) Using a handspan
d) Using a thermometer
2. Weight is measured in:
a) Kilometres
b) Grams and kilograms
c) Metres and centimetres
d) Millilitres
 3. What instrument is used to measure temperature?
a) Ruler
b) Clock
c) Thermometer
d) Measuring tape
4. Which unit is used to measure capacity?
a) Kilograms
b) Litres and millilitres
c) Centimetres
d) Metres
5. Time is measured in:
a) Metres
b) Kilograms
c) Hours, minutes, and seconds
d) Millilitres

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. Measurement using _______ or cubit is not accurate.

7. Length is measured in _______ and _______.
8. Weight is measured in _______ and _______.
9. Time is measured in _______, _______, and _______.
10. A _______ is used to measure temperature.

Section C: True or False

11. Measuring temperature with a clock is accurate. (____)

12. A ruler is used to measure length in metres and centimetres. (____)
13. Weight is measured in litres and millilitres. (____)
14. Time is measured in hours, minutes, and seconds. (____)
15. A thermometer is used to measure temperature. (____)

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Worksheet on Forces

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. Which force causes a plastic comb to attract small bits of paper after being rubbed with
dry hair?
a) Magnetic force
b) Electrostatic force
c) Elastic force
d) Buoyant force
 2. A bar magnet attracts an iron nail due to:
a) Electrostatic force
b) Magnetic force
c) Elastic force
d) Buoyant force
3. When a stretched rubber band returns to its original shape, it is due to:
a) Frictional force
b) Magnetic force
c) Elastic force
d) Buoyant force
4. The upward push of water on a floating object is called:
a) Magnetic force
b) Electrostatic force
c) Buoyant force
d) Elastic force
5. Which force always acts in the direction that stops movement?
a) Electrostatic force
b) Magnetic force
c) Frictional force
d) Buoyant force

Section B: Fill in the Blanks

6. A force is a ______ or ______ on an object.

7. ______ is the force that pulls objects toward itself due to mass.
8. A stretched rubber band regains its original shape due to ______ force.
9. Water pushes an object upwards with a force called ______ force.
10. The force that always acts in the direction to stop movement is called ______ force.

Section C: True or False

11. Electrostatic force can move objects without touching them. (____)
12. Magnetic force is exerted only on plastic objects. (____)
13. Buoyant force acts downward on objects in water. (____)
14. Elastic force allows a rubber band to stretch and return to its original shape. (____)
15. Frictional force always helps objects move faster. (____)

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Science Worksheet: Measurement and Forces

Section A: Fill in the Blanks

1. The force that pulls objects towards the Earth is called __________.
2. A __________ balance is used to measure weight electronically.
3. The unit of weight measurement includes grams and __________.
4. The instrument used to measure temperature is called a __________.
5. Frictional force is more on __________ surfaces and less on __________ surfaces.
6. The gravitational force on the moon is __________ times weaker than on Earth.
7. The force exerted by a stretched rubber band when released is called __________ force.
8. The force that helps objects float in water is called __________ force.

Section B: Multiple Choice Questions 9. Which instrument is used to measure liquid capacity?
a) Thermometer
b) Measuring cylinder
c) Weighing scale
d) Clock

10. Which of the following helps reduce friction? a) Rough surfaces

b) Lubricants like oil and grease
c) Increasing weight
d) Dry surfaces
11. Who discovered the concept of gravity? a) Albert Einstein
b) Galileo Galilei
c) Isaac Newton
d) Thomas Edison

Section C: Short Answer Questions 12. Explain why objects fall to the ground when thrown
upwards. 13. Why do we weigh less on the moon than on Earth? 14. What is the difference
between electrostatic force and magnetic force? 15. Why is it difficult to walk on ice?

Section D: True or False 16. Friction always helps in movement. (True/False) 17. A
thermometer measures time. (True/False) 18. A common balance is used to measure liquid
capacity. (True/False) 19. Magnetic force can attract any material. (True/False) 20. Buoyant
force acts in the downward direction. (True/False)

Bonus Question: (For extra credit) How did Isaac Newton discover gravity, and why is it
important for us today?

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Worksheet on Measurement and Forces

Section 1: Measurement of Capacity, Time, and Temperature

1. Fill in the blanks: a) The quantity of liquid a container can hold is called ___________.
b) 1000 millilitres = ______ litre. c) A ___________ is used to measure time. d) 1 hour =
______ minutes. e) The normal body temperature of a human is ______ °C or ______ °F.
2. Match the following: a) Measuring cylinder - ( ) b) Clinical thermometer - ( ) c) 60
seconds - ( ) d) 37°C - ( )

(i) Normal body temperature

(ii) Used to measure capacity
(iii) Used to measure body temperature
(iv) 1 minute

Section 2: Types of Forces

3. Define the following forces: a) Electrostatic Force: b) Magnetic Force: c) Elastic Force:
d) Buoyant Force: e) Frictional Force:
4. Multiple Choice Questions: a) What type of force helps an object float on water? i)
Magnetic Force
ii) Buoyant Force
iii) Frictional Force
iv) Electrostatic Force

b) Which force slows down a rolling ball? i) Gravity

ii) Magnetic Force
iii) Frictional Force
iv) Elastic Force

c) What force pulls everything towards the center of the Earth? i) Buoyant Force
ii) Frictional Force
iii) Gravity
iv) Magnetic Force

Section 3: Push and Pull

5. Identify whether the following actions involve a push or a pull: a) Kicking a football -
___________ b) Drawing water from a well - ___________ c) Opening a door towards
yourself - ___________ d) Closing a drawer - ___________
6. Look at the pictures given below and label them as either a "Push" or "Pull" action.

Bonus Question: Isaac Newton discovered gravity when he observed an apple falling from a
tree. Explain in two to three sentences why objects fall to the ground instead of floating away.
This worksheet is designed to test students' understanding of measurement and different types of
forces. Let me know if you need any adjustments!