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                                                                                   DATE:  
CLASS: V-____                    SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 ½ HRS.                               M.M: 60 
Student’s Name: ________________                            Roll No. :________  
No. of Pages: 03                                          Invigilator’s Signature: __ 
 
General Instructions: 
• This paper consists of seven questions. 
• All the questions are compulsory. 
• Read the questions carefully before attempting. 
• Attempt all the parts of a particular question together. 
• Write the number of question as mentioned in the question paper. 
• Do not write anything on the question paper. 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
i. The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage                         b) Tendon                         c) Ligament                         d) Ribcage 
ii. The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary                        b) Cardiac                         c) Skeletal                           d) Ciliary 
iii. Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a) Heart                              b) Lungs                            c) Spinal cord                     d) Brain                                                    
iv. __________rock looks like a sponge. 
a) Slate                              b) Shale                              c) Clay                               d) Pumice 
v. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt        b) Obsidian           c) Marble                           d) Gneiss 
vi. Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                       b) Sapphire               c) Quartzite                      d) Emerald 
vii. Which of the following is insoluble in water? 
a) Coffee                           b) Sugar                              c) Chalk                              d) Food colour 
viii. Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) Diabetes                        b) Beri beri                         c) Cholera                      d) Goitre 
ix. The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                                 b) 30                                    c) 29 ½                                d) 31 
x. Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                        b) Rabies                             c) Obesity                           d) Dysentery  
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                                                                                   DATE:  
CLASS: V-____                    SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 ½ HRS.                               M.M: 60 
Student’s Name: ________________                            Roll No. :________  
No. of Pages: 03                                          Invigilator’s Signature: __ 
 
General Instructions: 
• This paper consists of seven questions. 
• All the questions are compulsory. 
• Read the questions carefully before attempting. 
• Attempt all the parts of a particular question together. 
• Write the number of question as mentioned in the question paper. 
• Do not write anything on the question paper. 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
i. The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage                         b) Tendon                         c) Ligament                         d) Ribcage 
ii. The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary                        b) Cardiac                         c) Skeletal                           d) Ciliary 
iii. Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a) Heart                              b) Lungs                            c) Spinal cord                     d) Brain                                                    
iv. __________rock looks like a sponge. 
a) Slate                              b) Shale                              c) Clay                               d) Pumice 
v. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt        b) Obsidian           c) Marble                           d) Gneiss 
vi. Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                       b) Sapphire               c) Quartzite                      d) Emerald 
vii. Which of the following is insoluble in water? 
a) Coffee                           b) Sugar                              c) Chalk                              d) Food colour 
viii. Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) Diabetes                        b) Beri beri                         c) Cholera                      d) Goitre 
ix. The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                                 b) 30                                    c) 29 ½                                d) 31 
x. Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                        b) Rabies                             c) Obesity                           d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name the following- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- 
c) People who study rocks- 
d) The joint present in the ankles- 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma- 
 
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Q.3 
Define the following- 
a) Organ System 
b) Reflex Action 
c) Deficiency Disease 
d) Weathering 
e) Lunar Eclipse 
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Q.4 
Give reason- 
a) Oil floats on water 
b) We can move our head from side to side. 
c) Solar eclipse is of shorter duration as compared to the lunar eclipse. 
d) We should cover our mouth while sneezing or coughing. 
e) We should not waste coal and petroleum. 
 
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Q.5 
Correct the statements and then rewrite them- 
a) Humerus is also called the thigh bone. 
b) Calcite is the mineral present in conglomerate. 
c) Asthma is caused due to the consumption of excess of vitamins. 
d) Alcohol is a universal solvent. 
e) We can visit a zoo to watch a film on the various phases of the Moon.  
 
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Q.6 
Answer in short-   (2 marks each)                                                                                                          
a) Anirudh is fond of playing cricket. But he is unable to practice because of his weak bones. 
Can you guess which disease is he suffering from? How is this disease caused? Write any two 
examples of the food items he should eat to prevent this disease. 
 b) What is vaccination? Name any two diseases which can be prevented by vaccination. 
c) Write any two differences between fixed ribs and floating ribs. 
d) The skeletal system plays a very important role in our body. Justify your answer giving four 
points. 
e) How is coal formed?  
f) Explain any two ways by which the soil can be conserved. 
g) i. Write one difference between miscible and immiscible liquids. 
   ii. Give one example to justify that gases can dissolve in water. 
h) i. Describe the surface of the Moon. 
   ii. Why can’t we hear any sound on the Moon?  
i) How are tides caused? 
 
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                                                                                   DATE:  
CLASS: V-____                    SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 ½ HRS.                               M.M: 60 
Student’s Name: ________________                            Roll No. :________  
No. of Pages: 03                                          Invigilator’s Signature: __ 
 
General Instructions: 
• This paper consists of seven questions. 
• All the questions are compulsory. 
• Read the questions carefully before attempting. 
• Attempt all the parts of a particular question together. 
• Write the number of question as mentioned in the question paper. 
• Do not write anything on the question paper. 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
i. The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage                         b) Tendon                         c) Ligament                         d) Ribcage 
ii. The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary                        b) Cardiac                         c) Skeletal                           d) Ciliary 
iii. Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a) Heart                              b) Lungs                            c) Spinal cord                     d) Brain                                                    
iv. __________rock looks like a sponge. 
a) Slate                              b) Shale                              c) Clay                               d) Pumice 
v. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt        b) Obsidian           c) Marble                           d) Gneiss 
vi. Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                       b) Sapphire               c) Quartzite                      d) Emerald 
vii. Which of the following is insoluble in water? 
a) Coffee                           b) Sugar                              c) Chalk                              d) Food colour 
viii. Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) Diabetes                        b) Beri beri                         c) Cholera                      d) Goitre 
ix. The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                                 b) 30                                    c) 29 ½                                d) 31 
x. Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                        b) Rabies                             c) Obesity                           d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name the following- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- 
c) People who study rocks- 
d) The joint present in the ankles- 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma- 
 
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Q.3 
Define the following- 
a) Organ System 
b) Reflex Action 
c) Deficiency Disease 
d) Weathering 
e) Lunar Eclipse 
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Q.4 
Give reason- 
a) Oil floats on water 
b) We can move our head from side to side. 
c) Solar eclipse is of shorter duration as compared to the lunar eclipse. 
d) We should cover our mouth while sneezing or coughing. 
e) We should not waste coal and petroleum. 
 
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Q.5 
Correct the statements and then rewrite them- 
a) Humerus is also called the thigh bone. 
b) Calcite is the mineral present in conglomerate. 
c) Asthma is caused due to the consumption of excess of vitamins. 
d) Alcohol is a universal solvent. 
e) We can visit a zoo to watch a film on the various phases of the Moon.  
 
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Q.6 
Answer in short-   (2 marks each)                                                                                                          
a) Anirudh is fond of playing cricket. But he is unable to practice because of his weak bones. 
Can you guess which disease is he suffering from? How is this disease caused? Write any two 
examples of the food items he should eat to prevent this disease. 
 b) What is vaccination? Name any two diseases which can be prevented by vaccination. 
c) Write any two differences between fixed ribs and floating ribs. 
d) The skeletal system plays a very important role in our body. Justify your answer giving four 
points. 
e) How is coal formed?  
f) Explain any two ways by which the soil can be conserved. 
g) i. Write one difference between miscible and immiscible liquids. 
   ii. Give one example to justify that gases can dissolve in water. 
h) i. Describe the surface of the Moon. 
   ii. Why can’t we hear any sound on the Moon?  
i) How are tides caused? 
 
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Q.7 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Answer in detail- (3 marks each)                                                                                                             
a) What do you understand by the term soil erosion? Explain any two agents that cause soil 
erosion. 
 
b) i Draw the structure of the human eye and label Cornea, Iris and Lens. 
   ii. Write the functions of- Pupil, Retina and Optic nerve. 
 
c. Look at the diagram carefully and label A, B and C and also write one function of each. 
 
                   
 
 
 
 
 
d) i. Identify the eclipse shown below.  
 
 
 
ii. Label A and B 
iii. Why are artificial satellites important? Give any 2 examples of artificial satellites. 
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 A 
B 
C 
SUN 
MOON 
EARTH 
A 
B 
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                                                                                   DATE:  
CLASS: V-____                    SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 ½ HRS.                               M.M: 60 
Student’s Name: ________________                            Roll No. :________  
No. of Pages: 03                                          Invigilator’s Signature: __ 
 
General Instructions: 
• This paper consists of seven questions. 
• All the questions are compulsory. 
• Read the questions carefully before attempting. 
• Attempt all the parts of a particular question together. 
• Write the number of question as mentioned in the question paper. 
• Do not write anything on the question paper. 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
i. The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage                         b) Tendon                         c) Ligament                         d) Ribcage 
ii. The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary                        b) Cardiac                         c) Skeletal                           d) Ciliary 
iii. Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a) Heart                              b) Lungs                            c) Spinal cord                     d) Brain                                                    
iv. __________rock looks like a sponge. 
a) Slate                              b) Shale                              c) Clay                               d) Pumice 
v. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt        b) Obsidian           c) Marble                           d) Gneiss 
vi. Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                       b) Sapphire               c) Quartzite                      d) Emerald 
vii. Which of the following is insoluble in water? 
a) Coffee                           b) Sugar                              c) Chalk                              d) Food colour 
viii. Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) Diabetes                        b) Beri beri                         c) Cholera                      d) Goitre 
ix. The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                                 b) 30                                    c) 29 ½                                d) 31 
x. Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                        b) Rabies                             c) Obesity                           d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name the following- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- 
c) People who study rocks- 
d) The joint present in the ankles- 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma- 
 
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Q.3 
Define the following- 
a) Organ System 
b) Reflex Action 
c) Deficiency Disease 
d) Weathering 
e) Lunar Eclipse 
5 
Q.4 
Give reason- 
a) Oil floats on water 
b) We can move our head from side to side. 
c) Solar eclipse is of shorter duration as compared to the lunar eclipse. 
d) We should cover our mouth while sneezing or coughing. 
e) We should not waste coal and petroleum. 
 
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Q.5 
Correct the statements and then rewrite them- 
a) Humerus is also called the thigh bone. 
b) Calcite is the mineral present in conglomerate. 
c) Asthma is caused due to the consumption of excess of vitamins. 
d) Alcohol is a universal solvent. 
e) We can visit a zoo to watch a film on the various phases of the Moon.  
 
5 
Q.6 
Answer in short-   (2 marks each)                                                                                                          
a) Anirudh is fond of playing cricket. But he is unable to practice because of his weak bones. 
Can you guess which disease is he suffering from? How is this disease caused? Write any two 
examples of the food items he should eat to prevent this disease. 
 b) What is vaccination? Name any two diseases which can be prevented by vaccination. 
c) Write any two differences between fixed ribs and floating ribs. 
d) The skeletal system plays a very important role in our body. Justify your answer giving four 
points. 
e) How is coal formed?  
f) Explain any two ways by which the soil can be conserved. 
g) i. Write one difference between miscible and immiscible liquids. 
   ii. Give one example to justify that gases can dissolve in water. 
h) i. Describe the surface of the Moon. 
   ii. Why can’t we hear any sound on the Moon?  
i) How are tides caused? 
 
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Q.7 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Answer in detail- (3 marks each)                                                                                                             
a) What do you understand by the term soil erosion? Explain any two agents that cause soil 
erosion. 
 
b) i Draw the structure of the human eye and label Cornea, Iris and Lens. 
   ii. Write the functions of- Pupil, Retina and Optic nerve. 
 
c. Look at the diagram carefully and label A, B and C and also write one function of each. 
 
                   
 
 
 
 
 
d) i. Identify the eclipse shown below.  
 
 
 
ii. Label A and B 
iii. Why are artificial satellites important? Give any 2 examples of artificial satellites. 
12 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 A 
B 
C 
SUN 
MOON 
EARTH 
A 
B 
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                                                        Answer key                            DATE: 
CLASS: V____                      SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 1/2HRS.                                 M.M: 60 
 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
1.The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage        b) Tendon        c) Ligament      d) Ribcage 
2.The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary       b) Cardiac        c) Skeletal          d) Ciliary 
3.Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a)Heart              b) Lungs           c) Spinal cord    d) Brain                                                     
4.___________rock looks like a sponge. 
a)Slate                          b) Shale              c) Conglomerate             d) Pumice 
5. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt  b) Obsidian    c) Clay         d) Gneiss 
6.  Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                 b) Sapphire    c) Quartzite          d) Emerald 
7.Which of the following is insoluble  in water? 
a)coffee                       b) sugar                            c)chalk              d) food colour 
8.Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) diabetes                  b) Beri beri                       c) Cholera     d) Goitre 
9.The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                            b) 30                                 c) 29 ½               d) 31 
10.Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                    b) Rabies                           c) Obesity         d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name these- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- Solute 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- Vertebrae 
c) People who study rocks- Geologists 
d)The joint present in the ankles- Gliding 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma – Igneous rocks 
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Q.3 
Define the following- 
a)Organ System-A group of organs that work together to perform a particular function. 
b)Reflex Action Automatic and immediate responses 0.5 controlled by the spinal cord 0.5  
c)Deficiency Disease- Disease caused due to deficiency of a particular nutrient.(1) 
d)Weathering- Breaking down of rocks (0.5) due to action of wind water and temperature 
changes0.5) 
e)Lunar Eclipse-When the Earth comes in between the moon and the Sun (1)the Earth casts a 
shadow on the moon 
 
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                                                                                   DATE:  
CLASS: V-____                    SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 ½ HRS.                               M.M: 60 
Student’s Name: ________________                            Roll No. :________  
No. of Pages: 03                                          Invigilator’s Signature: __ 
 
General Instructions: 
• This paper consists of seven questions. 
• All the questions are compulsory. 
• Read the questions carefully before attempting. 
• Attempt all the parts of a particular question together. 
• Write the number of question as mentioned in the question paper. 
• Do not write anything on the question paper. 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
i. The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage                         b) Tendon                         c) Ligament                         d) Ribcage 
ii. The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary                        b) Cardiac                         c) Skeletal                           d) Ciliary 
iii. Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a) Heart                              b) Lungs                            c) Spinal cord                     d) Brain                                                    
iv. __________rock looks like a sponge. 
a) Slate                              b) Shale                              c) Clay                               d) Pumice 
v. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt        b) Obsidian           c) Marble                           d) Gneiss 
vi. Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                       b) Sapphire               c) Quartzite                      d) Emerald 
vii. Which of the following is insoluble in water? 
a) Coffee                           b) Sugar                              c) Chalk                              d) Food colour 
viii. Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) Diabetes                        b) Beri beri                         c) Cholera                      d) Goitre 
ix. The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                                 b) 30                                    c) 29 ½                                d) 31 
x. Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                        b) Rabies                             c) Obesity                           d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name the following- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- 
c) People who study rocks- 
d) The joint present in the ankles- 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma- 
 
5 
Q.3 
Define the following- 
a) Organ System 
b) Reflex Action 
c) Deficiency Disease 
d) Weathering 
e) Lunar Eclipse 
5 
Q.4 
Give reason- 
a) Oil floats on water 
b) We can move our head from side to side. 
c) Solar eclipse is of shorter duration as compared to the lunar eclipse. 
d) We should cover our mouth while sneezing or coughing. 
e) We should not waste coal and petroleum. 
 
5 
Q.5 
Correct the statements and then rewrite them- 
a) Humerus is also called the thigh bone. 
b) Calcite is the mineral present in conglomerate. 
c) Asthma is caused due to the consumption of excess of vitamins. 
d) Alcohol is a universal solvent. 
e) We can visit a zoo to watch a film on the various phases of the Moon.  
 
5 
Q.6 
Answer in short-   (2 marks each)                                                                                                          
a) Anirudh is fond of playing cricket. But he is unable to practice because of his weak bones. 
Can you guess which disease is he suffering from? How is this disease caused? Write any two 
examples of the food items he should eat to prevent this disease. 
 b) What is vaccination? Name any two diseases which can be prevented by vaccination. 
c) Write any two differences between fixed ribs and floating ribs. 
d) The skeletal system plays a very important role in our body. Justify your answer giving four 
points. 
e) How is coal formed?  
f) Explain any two ways by which the soil can be conserved. 
g) i. Write one difference between miscible and immiscible liquids. 
   ii. Give one example to justify that gases can dissolve in water. 
h) i. Describe the surface of the Moon. 
   ii. Why can’t we hear any sound on the Moon?  
i) How are tides caused? 
 
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Q.7 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Answer in detail- (3 marks each)                                                                                                             
a) What do you understand by the term soil erosion? Explain any two agents that cause soil 
erosion. 
 
b) i Draw the structure of the human eye and label Cornea, Iris and Lens. 
   ii. Write the functions of- Pupil, Retina and Optic nerve. 
 
c. Look at the diagram carefully and label A, B and C and also write one function of each. 
 
                   
 
 
 
 
 
d) i. Identify the eclipse shown below.  
 
 
 
ii. Label A and B 
iii. Why are artificial satellites important? Give any 2 examples of artificial satellites. 
12 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 A 
B 
C 
SUN 
MOON 
EARTH 
A 
B 
1 
 
 
     
          
                       
                                                
                                                        Answer key                            DATE: 
CLASS: V____                      SUBJECT: Science 
TIME: 2 1/2HRS.                                 M.M: 60 
 
Q.1 
Choose the correct option- 
1.The two bones are joined together with the help of________________.                                                          
a) Cartilage        b) Tendon        c) Ligament      d) Ribcage 
2.The muscles present in the heart are called__________________ muscles. 
a)Voluntary       b) Cardiac        c) Skeletal          d) Ciliary 
3.Look at the diagram carefully  Which organ does this part of a skeleton protect?   
a)Heart              b) Lungs           c) Spinal cord    d) Brain                                                     
4.___________rock looks like a sponge. 
a)Slate                          b) Shale              c) Conglomerate             d) Pumice 
5. Which of the following is a finely grained igneous rock? 
a) Basalt  b) Obsidian    c) Clay         d) Gneiss 
6.  Identify the rock formed from the metamorphosis of sandstone- 
a) Diamond                 b) Sapphire    c) Quartzite          d) Emerald 
7.Which of the following is insoluble  in water? 
a)coffee                       b) sugar                            c)chalk              d) food colour 
8.Which of the following disease is caused due to the deficiency of iodine? 
a) diabetes                  b) Beri beri                       c) Cholera     d) Goitre 
9.The Moon takes about _______ days to rotate on its axis. 
a) 45                            b) 30                                 c) 29 ½               d) 31 
10.Which of the following is a life style related disease? 
a) Cholera                    b) Rabies                           c) Obesity         d) Dysentery  
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Q.2 
Name these- 
a) A substance which dissolves in another substance- Solute 
b) The small bones that form the backbone- Vertebrae 
c) People who study rocks- Geologists 
d)The joint present in the ankles- Gliding 
e) The rocks formed from solidification of lava or magma – Igneous rocks 
5 
Q.3 
Define the following- 
a)Organ System-A group of organs that work together to perform a particular function. 
b)Reflex Action Automatic and immediate responses 0.5 controlled by the spinal cord 0.5  
c)Deficiency Disease- Disease caused due to deficiency of a particular nutrient.(1) 
d)Weathering- Breaking down of rocks (0.5) due to action of wind water and temperature 
changes0.5) 
e)Lunar Eclipse-When the Earth comes in between the moon and the Sun (1)the Earth casts a 
shadow on the moon 
 
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Q.4 
Give reason- 
a) Oil floats on water-As it is an immiscible liquid(1) /Insoluble/lighter 
b) We can move our head from side to side. Due to the presence of pivot joint(1) joint(.5)  
c) Solar eclipse is of shorter duration as compared to the lunar eclipse. As Moon is much smaller 
in size than the Sun. (1) 
d) We should cover our mouth while sneezing or coughing. As it can transfer germs in the air(1) 
e) We should not waste coal and petroleum. As they are non-renewable sources of energy(1) 
5 
Q.5 
Correct the statements and then rewrite them- 
a)Humerus is also called the thigh bone. Femur/Upper arm 
b)  Calcite is the mineral present in conglomerate . limestone 
c) Asthma is caused due to the consumption of excess of vitamins. Hypervitaminosis 
d)Alcohol is a universal solvent. Water 
e)We can visit a zoo to watch a film on the various phases of the moon. Planetarium 
 
5 
Q.6 Answer the following questions-                                      
1.A nirudh is suffering from Rickets (0.5) 
It is caused due to deficiency of vitamin D (0.5) 
He should eat Milk/eggs/sea fish(0.5) each example 
 
2.Vaccination refers to the use of certain preventive medicines to prevent diseases(1)  eg 
whooping cough, polio, diphtheria etc.(1) 
3 
Fixed ribs                                   Floating ribs        2M 
There are 10 pairs of ribs                                                There are 2 pairs of ribs 
They are attached to the backbone and sternum             They are attached to the backbone        
only. 
4. The skeletal system plays a very important role in our body. Justify your answer giving four 
points. 
Ans. Gives shape/form support 
Allows movement 
Protects soft internal organs 
Long bones contain marrow where blood cells are made    (0.5) for each point 
5.Many plants grew in swampy areas. (0.5) for each point 
As they died they fell in swampy areas 
They fell and got covered with layers of soil. 
Intense heat and pressure converted them into coal 
 
6a) Afforestation-Growing trees in large numbers. (1)  
b) Terrace farming-Growing of crops on the hill slopes by cutting steps.(1) 
  
 7.       Miscible                                                                   Immiscible 
These liquids can dissolve in each other         These liquids do not dissolve in each other     (1) 
Carbon di oxide is dissolved in aerated drinks/oxygen is dissolved in water (1) 
8..Surface is covered with rocks and mountains, craters/ no water(1) Any 2 points 
Since there is no air, sound can’t be heard on Moon.(1) 
 
9. The tides are caused by the gravity of the moon. (0.5) each point 
When the moon is close to the Earth it pulls the water towards itself causing high tide 
The same happens on the opposite side of the earth 
The region between two high tide is called as low tide. 
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Ans. The main branches of science include physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences, and astronomy. Each branch focuses on different aspects of the natural world and has its own set of principles, theories, and methods.
4. What is the importance of science in our daily lives?
Ans. Science plays a crucial role in our daily lives by providing us with a better understanding of the world around us. It helps us make informed decisions, improve technology and innovations, solve problems, and address global challenges such as climate change and healthcare.
5. How can we encourage children to develop an interest in science?
Ans. To encourage children to develop an interest in science, we can engage them in hands-on experiments, interactive activities, and science fairs. We can also introduce them to real-life applications of science, such as taking them to science museums or conducting simple science experiments at home. Additionally, promoting curiosity, asking open-ended questions, and providing opportunities for exploration can spark their interest in science.
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