Science Objectives 2nd Term 6th Class

1. Which of the following substances is an element?

a. Air b. Carbon c. Wood d. Water
2. Which of the following substance is a compound?
a. Sodium chloride b. Phosphorus c. Nitrogen
d. Iron
3. Material things can be divided into how many
groups?
a. Two b. Three c. Four d. Five
4. Components of which of the following mixtures can
be separated by a magnet.
a. Sand and salt b. Iron and salt c. Flour and
sulphur d. Flour and sand
5. The electrons revolve around the ………of an atom.
a. Nucleus b. Proton c. Neutron d. Atom
6. A proton carries ……..charge.
a. Positive b. Negative c. Neutral d. Any
7. an atom carries ……… charge.
a. positive b. Neutral c. Negative d. Any
8. There are three types of ………….in a atom.
a. Electron b. Particles c. Proton d. Neutron
9. The sum of number of protons and neutrons
present in the nucleus of an atom is called
a. Atomic mass b. Atomic number c. Electron
d. Neutron
10. Which particles are present in the nucleus of an
atom?
a. Neutron and electron b. Proton and neutron
c. Proton and Electron d. Proton only
11. The number of naturally occurring elements is
a. 92 b. 100 c. 112 d. 115
12. The number of protons present in the nucleus of
an atom is called its
a. Atomic number b. Positive charge c. Negative
charge d. Mass number
13. The……………increases by increasing temperature.
a. Solution b. Solvent c. Solubility d. Solute
14.The………….dissolves in water.
a. Salt b. Steel c. Marble d. Iron
15. Soda water bottles contain ………..gas.
a. Nitrogen b. Carbon c. Carbon dioxide d.
Oxygen
16. Aquatic animal gets………….from water.
a. Nitrogen b. Oxygen c. Carbon dioxide d.
Carbon
17. Milk is a………….
a. Solution b. Gas c. Solute d. Solid
18.To move a body of more mass as compared to that
of less mass
a. is difficult b. is easy c. makes no difference
d. is impossible
19. One kilogram is equal to
a. 100gm b. 1000gm c. 10gm d. 10000gm
20. One gram is equal to
a. 10 milligrams b. 100 milligrams c. 1000
milligrams d. 500mg
21.What will the volume of the block having the
length of 2 centimeters , the width of 3 centimeters
and the height of 4 centimeters.
a. 24 cubic centimeters b.30 cubic centimeters
c. 12 cubic centimeters d.9 cubic centimeters
22. The unit used for measurement of mass is called
a. Liter b. Kilogram c. Centimeter d.
Volume
23.The……………is unit of volume
a. Ton b. Gram c. cubic centimeters d.
Millimeter
24.Balance is used to measure…………of an object
a. Mass b. Volume c. Weight d. Length
25.The……………is space occupied by a body
a. Length b. Mass c. Weight d. Volume
26.The………….is quantity of matter contained in a
body
a. Weight b. Mass c. Length d. Volume
27.The………….are simple machines.
a. Pulley b. Lever c. Hammer d. All
28.Which kind of lever is that in which load lies
between the effort and fulcrum
a. First kind b. Second kind c. Third kind d.
Fourth kind
29. Which kind of lever scissors belong to
a. First kind b. Second kind c. Third kind d.
Fourth kind
30. Which of the following is the second kind of lever?
a. Hammer b. Tongs c. Nut cracker d. See
saw
31.Which of the following is the third kind of lever?
a. Balance b. Door c. Human arm d. Handcart
32. With the increase in speed of air, the pressure at
that place
a. Decreases b. Increases c. Remain same d.
Become double
33. Atmospheric pressure is …………… at the top of
mountain
a. Lower b. Increases c. Remain same d.
Doubles
34. Which of the following devices does not depend
upon air pressure?
a. Syringe b. Drinking straw c. Balance d.
Bicycle pump
35.The air pressure at the sea level is ……….. as
compared to that at the top of mountain
a. Low b. High c. Same d. Double
36. Force acting …………..is called lift.
a. Upward b. Downward c. Right d. Left
37.Air exert…………
a. Froce b. Pressure c. Load d. Friction
38.The devices that helps to do work easily are
called………..
a. Simple machines b. Lever c. Effort d.
Pulley
39.A rod that can move around some point is called
…………
a. Machine b. Brush c. Lever d. Load
40. Homogenous mixture of a solute in a solvent is
called………
a. Solute b. Solvent c. Solution d. Soluble
solute
41.Oxygen is ………… in water.
a. Soluble b. Insoluble c. not soluble d. More
soluble
42.A particle which has no charge is called…………
a. Proton b. Neutron c. Electron d. Neutral
particle
43.All the elements are classified on the basis of
their…………
a. Atomic mass b. Atomic number c. Charge d.
Weight
44.Electron is a ………….. particle than proton
a. Heavier b. Lighter c. Thinner d. Thicker
45. The major part of an atom is ……………
a. Occupied b. Empty c. Full d. Filled
46. An atom is a basic unit of …………..
a. Substance b. Compound c. Matter d.
Molecule
47. ………….. of material things are found in nature.
a. One thousand b. Two thousand c. Three
thousand d. Thousands
48 . Crystallization is a process of getting things in
………….. form
a. Impure b. Purest c. Good d. Fine
49. Hydrogen and helium gases are found mostly
in………………….
a. Sun b. Stars c. Moon d. Earth.
50. The first shell (orbit) can contain only
………..electrons.
a. 3 Electron b. 4 electron c. 2 electron d. 8 electron