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Very Short Question Answers:

Q1: Metals have lustre. (TRUE/FALSE)

TRUE

Examples of lustrous metalsExamples of lustrous metals

Q2: Give two examples of objects made up of metals.

Lock and steel glass.


Q3: Wood and copper both show lustre.(TRUE/FALSE)

FALSE


Q4: Write any two properties of material.

Hardness and soluble or insoluble.


Q5: What are soft materials?

Soft materials are those which can be compressed or scratched easily.


Q6: Give two examples of soft material.

Cotton and sponge.


Q7: Give two examples of hard material.

Iron and wood.


Q8: Materials can have different properties such as______________ and ______________.

Lustre and hardness


Q9: A piece of stone is ______________ material. (hard /soft )

Hard


Q10: What type of substances are said to be soluble in water?

Substances that completely disappear or dissolve in water are said to be soluble in water.


Q11: Salt is soluble in water while sand is not. (TRUE/FALSE)

TRUE


Q12: Gases can also dissolve in water. (TRUE/FALSE )

TRUE


Q13: Name any gas which can be dissolved in water.

Oxygen.


Q14: All gases are soluble in water. (TRUE/FALSE)

FALSE


Q15: Dried leaf ______________ on the surface of water.(FLOAT/SINK)

Float


Q16: Blood is ______________.(transparent/opaque)

Ans : Opaque


Q17: Write the name of two objects that can float in water.

Leaf and paper


Q18: Stone will ______________ in water.

Sink


Q19: Chocolates, toys and other items are displayed in a shop in see-through containers that are made of glass or plastic. This explains the property of ____ of glass and plastic.

Transparency


Q20: Those materials through which things can be seen are called ______________.

Transparent


Q21: Materials that cannot be compressed are called ______________ materials.

Hard


Q22: Give two examples of opaque material.

Wooden box and metal container.


Q23: Glass is transparent, stone is opaque. (TRUE/FALSE)

TRUE


Q24: The material through which objects can be seen but not clearly are known as ______________.

Translucent.


Q25: Wood is transparent.(TRUE/FALSE)

FALSE


Q26: Sugar is soluble in water.(TRUE/FALSE)

TRUE


Q27: Oily patch on paper is______________.( translucent/transparent)

Translucent


Q28: Sand dissolves in water. (TRUE/FALSE)

FALSE


Q29: What kind of material is said to be opaque?

The materials through which we are not able to see are called opaque.


Q30: Name two materials which sink in water.

Stone and coin


Q31: Water is a ______________ liquid. (transparent/translucent )

Transparent


Q32: Oil is insoluble in water. (TRUE/FALSE)

TRUE


Q33: Which of the following is non eatable item:
 Orange, mango, salt, basket ball, tomato

Basket ball


Q34: Find the odd one out:
 iron, gold, water, silver.

Water


Q35: Which among the following are transparent:
 Iron, Water, glass, wood

Water, glass


Q36: Air is transparent. (TRUE/FALSE)

Ans : TRUE


Q37: Eraser has lustre. (TRUE/FALSE)

FALSE

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