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1)

Which of the following framework of bones protects our heart and lungs?

A)

Spinal cord

B)

Skull

C)

Rib cage

D)

Pivot joint

E)

None of these

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2)

A sweet potato is a _____ of the plant.

A)

Stem

B)

Root

C)

Flower

D)

Leaf

E)

None of these

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3)

Identify the invertebrate from the following.

A)

Python

B)

Shark

C)

Grasshopper

D)

Dog

E)

None of these

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4)

What is the name of oxygen carrier which is red in colour?

A)

Spiracles

B)

Haemoglobin

C)

Skin

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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5)

In which one of the following layers of atmosphere density of air is maximum?

A)

Troposphere

B)

Mesosphere

C)

Exosphere

D)

Ionosphere

E)

None of these

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6)

Which of the following is the unit of work?

A)

Newton

B)

Metre

C)

Joule

D)

Kelvin

E)

None of these

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7)

Which of the following is biodegradable waste?

A)

Pesticide

B)

Kitchen waste

C)

Agricultural waste

D)

Both [b] and [c]

E)

None of these

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8)

Wood is a/an:

A)

Transparent object

B)

Translucent object

C)

Opaque object

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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9)

Thickness of which of the following layer of earth is maximum?

A)

Crust

B)

Mantle

C)

Core

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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10)

The chemical reaction by which green plants prepare their food is known as:

A)

Respiration

B)

Photosynthesis

C)

Assimilation

D)

Phagocytosis

E)

None of these

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11)

When an object blocks the path of light, a _____ is formed.

A)

Noise

B)

Shadow

C)

Pleasant sound

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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12)

In which of the following states of matter space between molecules is maximum?

A)

Solid

B)

Liquid

C)

Gas

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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13)

Which one of the following types of energy is possessed by a body when placed at a certain height?

A)

Kinetic energy

B)

Potential energy

C)

Heat energy

D)

Sound energy

E)

None of these

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14)

Which of the following have no food value but is essential for normal functioning of our digestive system?

A)

Carbohydrates

B)

Proteins

C)

Vitamins

D)

Roughage

E)

None of these

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15)

Which of the following eats seeds and fruits?

A)

Squirrel

B)

Lion

C)

Cat

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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16)

Which of the following are protective nutrients?

A)

Carbohydrates

B)

Fats

C)

Vitamins and minerals

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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17)

The people who study about earthquakes are called:

A)

Receptionist

B)

Seismologist

C)

Cardiologist

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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18)

Which of the following is not a part of our nervous system?

A)

Brain

B)

Heart

C)

Spinal cord

D)

Nerves

E)

None of these

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19)

Ants, cockroaches and butterflies are called:

A)

Birds

B)

Aquatic animals

C)

Insects

D)

Reptiles

E)

None of these

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20)

Consider the following two statements:

Statement A: Air is a mixture of various gases. Statement B: Water vapour is not present in air.

Which of the following is correct with respect to the above statements?

Statement A

Statement B

Both statements are true

Both statements are false

None of these

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21)

What is the other name of backbone?

A)

Ribs

B)

Vertebral column

C)

Skull

D)

Marrow

E)

None of these

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22)

What happens to atmospheric pressure when we go up in the atmosphere?

A)

It increases

B)

It decreases

C)

It remains same

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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23)

Which of the following gas is essential for burning of a fuel?

A)

Hydrogen

B)

Nitrogen

C)

Oxygen

D)

Carbon

E)

None of these

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24)

Identify the consumers from the following.

A)

Mango plant

B)

Crocodile

C)

Camel

D)

Both [b] and [c]

E)

Both [a] and [b]

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25)

The joints in the elbow is an example of:

A)

Hinge joint

B)

Ball and socket joint

C)

Pivot joint

D)

Gliding joint

E)

None of these

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26)

Consider the following two statements:

Statement A: Smoke produced by vehicles causes air pollution.

Statement B: River water gets polluted by industrial wastes.

Which of the following is correct with respect to the above statements?

Statement A

Statement B

Both statements are true

Both statements are false

None of these

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27)

Identify the reptile from the following.

A)

Crocodile

B)

Octopus

C)

Starfish

D)

Frog

E)

None of these

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28)

Which of the following plants get their food from dead organic matter?

A)

Pine

B)

Mushroom

C)

Cuscuta

D)

Venus flytrap

E)

None of these

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29)

Match the following:

1. Fats (a) Pulses

2. Carbohydrates (b) Green vegetables

3. Proteins (c) Rice

4. Vitamins (d) Butters

A)

1 - D, 2 - C, 3 - A, 4 - B

B)

1 - B, 2 - C, 3 - A, 4 - D

C)

1 - C, 2 - D, 3 - A, 4 - B

D)

1 - D, 2- A, 3 - C, 4 - B

E)

None of these

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30)

Consider the following two statements:

Statement A: Hinge joint do not allow any movement.

Statement B: Hinge joint allows back and forth movement.

Which of the following is correct with respect to the above statements?

Statement A

Statement B

Both statements are true

Both statements are false

None of these

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31)

What activity is not good in order to keep our environment clean and green?

A)

Throwing garbage here and there

B)

Planting trees in hilly areas

C)

Using more and more pesticides in crop field

D)

Both [a] and [c]

E)

Both [b] and [c]

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32)

Which of the following is the largest heavenly body in our solar system?

A)

Jupiter

B)

Saturn

C)

Sun

D)

Moon

E)

None of these

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33)

How many legs does a grasshopper have?

A)

5

B)

4

C)

3

D)

6

E)

None of these

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34)

The animals which spends their maximum time on trees are known as:

A)

Aerial animals

B)

Arboreal animals

C)

Aquatic animals

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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35)

Nose is a part of which of the following organ system?

A)

Digestive system

B)

Nervous system

C)

Respiratory system

D)

Skeletal system

E)

None of these

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36)

Uranus is a:

A)

Satellite

B)

Star

C)

Moon

D)

Planet

E)

None of these

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37)

Which of the following is a terrestrial plant?

A)

Neem

B)

Mango

C)

Rose

D)

All of these

E)

None of these

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38)

Consider the following two statements:

Statement A: Leaves of cactus plant are modified into spines.

Statement B: Plants which grow in water do not perform the process of photosynthesis.

Which of the following is correct with respect to the above statements?

Statement A

Statement B

Both statements are true

Both statements are false

None of these

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39)

Which of the following sense organ enables us to hear sound?

A)

Eye

B)

Ear

C)

Nose

D)

Skin

E)

None of these

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40)

Which of the following is a shrub plant?

A)

Sunflower plant

B)

Wheat plant

C)

Lemon plant

D)

Mango tree

E)

None of these

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