2nd Class EVS Materials Around us Question Bank

done Materials Around us Total Questions - 50

• question_answer1)
  Anything, which occupies space and has weight is called?
  A)
   Salt   done clear
  B)
                                   Matter  done clear
  C)
   Gas                             done clear
  D)
   None of these done clear
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• question_answer2)
   Which of the following is not a solid matter?
  A)
   Book               done clear
  B)
            Chair     done clear
  C)
               Juice         done clear
  D)
                        Spoon done clear
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• question_answer3)
           Books are made up of _____.
  A)
    paper done clear
  B)
                                    glass       done clear
  C)
   fabric                done clear
  D)
            wax done clear
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• question_answer4)
           Which of the following material is used to make lunch boxes?
  A)
   Glass              done clear
  B)
            Plastic       done clear
  C)
   Paper              done clear
  D)
            Wax done clear
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• question_answer5)
           Which of the following is in liquid state?
  A)
   Ice                     done clear
  B)
            Ice-cream     done clear
  C)
   Milk   done clear
  D)
            Rubber done clear
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• question_answer6)
           Which of the following has fixed shape and size?
  A)
   Solid         done clear
  B)
            Liquid           done clear
  C)
   Gas                 done clear
  D)
            All of these done clear
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• question_answer7)
           Candles are made from _____.
  A)
   Wood              done clear
  B)
            Water        done clear
  C)
   Glass              done clear
  D)
            Wax done clear
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• question_answer8)
           Which of the following objects is made up of leather?
  A)
   Shoe           done clear
  B)
            Book         done clear
  C)
   Pot                    done clear
  D)
            Spoon done clear
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• question_answer9)
           Which of the following objects is not an example of opaque objects?
  A)
   Wall                done clear
  B)
            Paper         done clear
  C)
   Towel              done clear
  D)
            Glass done clear
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• question_answer10)
           Which of the following is transparent?
  A)
   Water               done clear
  B)
            Air done clear
  C)
   Orange            done clear
  D)
            Both (a) and (b) done clear
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• question_answer11)
           Which of the following do not have fixed shape?
  A)
   Air                  done clear
  B)
            Water done clear
  C)
   Candle               done clear
  D)
           Both (a) and (b) done clear
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• question_answer12)
           Which of the following takes the shape of the container they are put in?
  A)
            Solid                           done clear
  B)
   Liquid       done clear
  C)
    Gases            done clear
  D)
            None of these done clear
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• question_answer13)
           Which of the following is invisible?
  A)
            Oxygen      done clear
  B)
            Orange        done clear
  C)
   Book               done clear
  D)
            Wax done clear
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• question_answer14)
           Which of the following you can't hold in your hand easily ?
  A)
            Pencil              done clear
  B)
            Bottle       done clear
  C)
   Milk                 done clear
  D)
            Bag done clear
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• question_answer15)
           Which of the following is solid?
  A)
            Sugar              done clear
  B)
            Salt            done clear
  C)
   Ice cubes         done clear
  D)
            All of these done clear
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• question_answer16)
           Air is a mixture of many _____ such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and water vapour.
  A)
            water              done clear
  B)
            matter        done clear
  C)
    gases              done clear
  D)
            wood done clear
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• question_answer17)
           Matter can be changed from one form to another by _____.
  A)
            heating            done clear
  B)
            cooling         done clear
  C)
    Both  or  done clear
  D)
            none of these done clear
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• question_answer18)
           Ice-cream is a solid form of _____.
  A)
            Sugar              done clear
  B)
            Milk         done clear
  C)
   Juice               done clear
  D)
            Wax done clear
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• question_answer19)
           Which of the following we breathe out?
  A)
            Carbon dioxide done clear
  B)
           Nitrogen    done clear
  C)
   Oxygen           done clear
  D)
            All of these done clear
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• question_answer20)
           Which of the following do not have fixed shape?
  A)
            Juices (liquid)   done clear
  B)
            Oxygen (gas) done clear
  C)
   Pencils (solid)  done clear
  D)
            Both (a) and (b) done clear
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• question_answer21)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.
  A)
   air                   done clear
  B)
   matter done clear
  C)
   water  done clear
  D)
            light done clear
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• question_answer22)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   length  done clear
  B)
           area done clear
  C)
   distance          done clear
  D)
            weight done clear
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• question_answer23)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   eat                  done clear
  B)
   drink done clear
  C)
   breathe done clear
  D)
          all of these done clear
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• question_answer24)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   2                     done clear
  B)
   3 done clear
  C)
   4                     done clear
  D)
   none of these done clear
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• question_answer25)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   Liquid             done clear
  B)
            gas done clear
  C)
   solid   done clear
  D)
          All of these done clear
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• question_answer26)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   liquids done clear
  B)
           gas done clear
  C)
   solid                done clear
  D)
   all of these done clear
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• question_answer27)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.
  A)
   shape  done clear
  B)
            color done clear
  C)
   taste   done clear
  D)
                    size done clear
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• question_answer28)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   sink                 done clear
  B)
   control done clear
  C)
   spread done clear
  D)
            pollute done clear
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• question_answer29)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   loose   done clear
  B)
            tight done clear
  C)
   fixed   done clear
  D)
            large done clear
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• question_answer30)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.            
  A)
   gasses done clear
  B)
            solids done clear
  C)
   liquids done clear
  D)
            matters done clear
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• question_answer31)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   air                   done clear
  B)
   light done clear
  C)
   water done clear
  D)
            gas done clear
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• question_answer32)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   1                     done clear
  B)
   2 done clear
  C)
   3 done clear
  D)
   4 done clear
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• question_answer33)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   transparent     done clear
  B)
            aopaque done clear
  C)
   translucent      done clear
  D)
            gaseous done clear
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• question_answer34)
  Direction: Fill in the blanks in the passage given below. Everything around us is made of ______ (21) ______. Matter is anything that occupy space and has ______ (22) ______. The food we eat, the air we ______ (23) ______, the water we drink, are all examples of matter. It is found in ______ (24) ______ states- solid, liquid and gas. ______ (25) ______ have a fixed shape and ______ (26) ______ change their shape. They take the ______ (27) ______ of the container they are kept in. Gases ______ (28) ______ out and they do not have a _____ (29) ______ shape ______. Air is a mixture of ______ (30) ______. Depending on whether ______ (31) ______ can pass through them, materials are of ______ (32) ______ types. Glass is an example of ______ (33) ______ material and ______ (34) ______ is an example of opaque material.         
  A)
   water  done clear
  B)
            air done clear
  C)
   wood done clear
  D)
          glass done clear
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• question_answer35)
  Direction: Read the given passage and answer the following questions. Matters are made up of very tiny particles called molecules. Molecules in a solid are very tightly packed. Molecules in liquid and gas are loosely packed. The state of matter can change on heating or cooling. When solids are heated they turn into liquid and heating liquid can turn it into a gas. Matter is made of small particles called _____.
  A)
   cells    done clear
  B)
                        molecules     done clear
  C)
   dust                 done clear
  D)
            none done clear
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• question_answer36)
  Direction: Read the given passage and answer the following questions. Matters are made up of very tiny particles called molecules. Molecules in a solid are very tightly packed. Molecules in liquid and gas are loosely packed. The state of matter can change on heating or cooling. When solids are heated they turn into liquid and heating liquid can turn it into a gas.          In which of the following molecules are loosely packed?
  A)
   Solid                done clear
  B)
            Liquid done clear
  C)
   Gases                done clear
  D)
           Both liquid and gases done clear
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• question_answer37)
  Direction: Read the given passage and answer the following questions. Matters are made up of very tiny particles called molecules. Molecules in a solid are very tightly packed. Molecules in liquid and gas are loosely packed. The state of matter can change on heating or cooling. When solids are heated they turn into liquid and heating liquid can turn it into a gas.          Molecules in solid are packed _____.
  A)
   loosely             done clear
  B)
            very loosely  done clear
  C)
   tightly              done clear
  D)
            none done clear
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• question_answer38)
  Direction: Read the given passage and answer the following questions. Matters are made up of very tiny particles called molecules. Molecules in a solid are very tightly packed. Molecules in liquid and gas are loosely packed. The state of matter can change on heating or cooling. When solids are heated they turn into liquid and heating liquid can turn it into a gas.          Which of the following changes solid into liquid and liquid into gases?
  A)
            Cooling                       done clear
  B)
   Freezing  done clear
  C)
   Melting            done clear
  D)
            Heating done clear
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• question_answer39)
  Direction: Read the given passage and answer the following questions. Matters are made up of very tiny particles called molecules. Molecules in a solid are very tightly packed. Molecules in liquid and gas are loosely packed. The state of matter can change on heating or cooling. When solids are heated they turn into liquid and heating liquid can turn it into a gas.          Which of the following states of matter can't be seen or touched?
  A)
            Solid               done clear
  B)
            Liquid done clear
  C)
   Gas   done clear
  D)
            All of these done clear
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• question_answer40)
  Your mother gave you a glass full of mango shake. Your sister poured that into your lunch box and kept the box in freezer. After 2 hours what all changes did you notice?    
  A)
               Mango shake took the shape of lunch box done clear
  B)
               Mango shake becomes ice-cream done clear
  C)
               Now mango shake evaporates away done clear
  D)
               Both (a) and (b) done clear
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• question_answer41)
  Consider the following statements and choose the correct answer. Statement 1: Gases spread out and they do not have a fixed shape. Statement 2: A book is made up of papers.
  A)
               statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false done clear
  B)
               statement 1 is false and statement 2 is true done clear
  C)
               both the statements are true done clear
  D)
               both the statements are false done clear
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• question_answer42)
           Match the following

  Column - I			Column - II
  A	Window panes	1	Paper
  B	Candle	2	Glass
  C	Envelope	3	Rubber
  D	Tyres	4	Wax

  A)
  A-2, B-4, C-1, D-3 done clear
  B)
  A-1, B-1, C-2, D-1 done clear
  C)
  A-4, B-2, C-4, D-2 done clear
  D)
  A-3, B-3, C-3, D-4 done clear
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• question_answer43)
  Calculate the total number of solid thing

  Spoon	Pot	Bottle	Ball	Mangoshake
  Tyre	Milk	Watch	Juice	Soda

  A)
              10            done clear
  B)
   7               done clear
  C)
   6           done clear
  D)
   5 done clear
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• question_answer44)
   Which of the following solids can change into liquid if they are kept in sun?
  A)
            Ice-cream         done clear
  B)
            Chappati done clear
  C)
   Butter                done clear
  D)
            Both (a) and (c) done clear
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• question_answer45)
  Which of the following can be seen clearly in the air?        
  A)
               Oxygen gas     done clear
  B)
               Smoke of a lighted agarbatti done clear
  C)
               Nitrogen gas   done clear
  D)
   Both (a) and (c) done clear
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• question_answer46)
  Which of the following is not filled with air?
  A)
            Football          done clear
  B)
            Lemon       done clear
  C)
   Balloon           done clear
  D)
            Tyre done clear
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• question_answer47)
  Identify X and Y.

  	X	Milk
  	Solid	Y

  A)
               X = Gas                     Y = Fabric done clear
  B)
               X = Solid                   Y = Spoon done clear
  C)
               X = Air                       Y = Box done clear
  D)
               X = Liquid                 Y = Tyre done clear
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• question_answer48)
  Which of the following is not true about matters?
  A)
            Matter has weight. done clear
  B)
               Matter has 3 states-solid liquid and gas. done clear
  C)
               Matter does not occupy space. done clear
  D)
               Everything around us is made of matter. done clear
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• question_answer49)
  Ramu, a little boy was asked to lift a bucket full of water. He tried but cannot lift it and started crying. Ramu wants to know why he could not lift it. As a friend what will you tell him?        
  A)
               Bucket and water both have weights done clear
  B)
               It was a difficult task done clear
  C)
               Two people are required for this done clear
  D)
               All of these done clear
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   Read the given sentences and choose True or False (T/F) 1. Chalk, rice and biscuits are solid matters 2. Oil, honey and tea are liquid matters 3. Ice-cream melts in refrigerator
  A)
            TTT       done clear
  B)
   FFF          done clear
  C)
   TFT         done clear
  D)
   TTF done clear
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