Q1. Which of the following is a reversible change?
a) Rusting of iron
b) Burning of paper
c) Melting of butter
d) Cooking of rice
Q2. Which of these is a chemical change?
a) Folding a sheet of paper
b) Dissolving salt in water
c) Freezing water
d) Curdling of milk
Q3. Which change is exothermic (releases heat)?
a) Melting of ice
b) Evaporation of water
c) Burning of a candle
d) Boiling of water
Q4. When a solid directly changes into gas, the process is called:
a) Condensation
b) Boiling
c) Evaporation
d) Sublimation
Q5. Which of these is a man-made chemical change?
a) Growth of a plant
b) Change of seasons
c) Making of chapatti
d) Formation of clouds
Q6. Why is the melting of ice considered a physical change?
Q7. Differentiate between desirable and undesirable changes with reasoning and examples.
Q8. Why is rusting of iron a chemical change?
Q9. How does temperature affect the rate of evaporation? Explain with reasoning.
Q10. Classify the following as slow or fast changes with reasoning:
Bursting of a cracker
Growth of a plant
Q11. Explain with steps why burning of paper is a chemical change.
Q12. Compare physical and chemical changes with proper reasoning.
Q13. Ramesh observed these in his kitchen:
Ice cubes melting in a glass.
His mother baking a chapatti.
Water boiling in a kettle.
Classify each as physical or chemical change and give reasoning.
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