Sorting Materials Into Group - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT
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Q1: Metals have lustre. (TRUE/FALSE)
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TRUE
Q2: Give two examples of objects made up of metals.
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Lock and steel glass.
Q3: Wood and copper both show lustre.(TRUE/FALSE)
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FALSE
Q4: Write any two properties of material.
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Hardness and soluble or insoluble.
Q5: What are soft materials?
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Soft materials are those which can be compressed or scratched easily.
Q6: Give two examples of soft material.
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Cotton and sponge.
Q7: Give two examples of hard material.
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Iron and wood.
Q8: Materials can have different properties such as______________ and ______________.
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Lustre and hardness
Q9: A piece of stone is ______________ material. (hard /soft )
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Hard
Q10: What type of substances are said to be soluble in water?
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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)
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TRUE
Q12: Gases can also dissolve in water. (TRUE/FALSE )
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TRUE
Q13: Name any gas which can be dissolved in water.
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Oxygen.
Q14: All gases are soluble in water. (TRUE/FALSE)
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FALSE
Q15: Dried leaf ______________ on the surface of water.(FLOAT/SINK)
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Float
Q16: Blood is ______________.(transparent/opaque)
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Opaque
Q17: Write the name of two objects that can float in water.
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Leaf and paper
Q18: Stone will ______________ in water.
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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.
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Transparency
Q20: Those materials through which things can be seen are called ______________.
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Transparent
Q21: Materials that cannot be compressed are called ______________ materials.
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Hard
Q22: Give two examples of opaque material.
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Wooden box and metal container.
Q23: Glass is transparent, stone is opaque. (TRUE/FALSE)
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TRUE
Q24: The material through which objects can be seen but not clearly are known as ______________.
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Translucent.
Q25: Wood is transparent.(TRUE/FALSE)
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FALSE
Q26: Sugar is soluble in water.(TRUE/FALSE)
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TRUE
Q27: Oily patch on paper is______________.( translucent/transparent)
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Translucent
Q28: Sand dissolves in water. (TRUE/FALSE)
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FALSE
Q29: What kind of material is said to be opaque?
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The materials through which we are not able to see are called opaque.
Q30: Name two materials which sink in water.
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Stone and coin
Q31: Water is a ______________ liquid. (transparent/translucent )
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Transparent
Q32: Oil is insoluble in water. (TRUE/FALSE)
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TRUE
Q33: Which of the following is non eatable item:
Orange, mango, salt, basket ball, tomato
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Basket ball
Q34: Find the odd one out: iron, gold, water, silver.
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Water
Q35: Which among the following are transparent:
Iron, Water, glass, wood
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Water, glass
Q36:Air is transparent. (TRUE/FALSE)
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TRUE
Q37:Eraser has lustre. (TRUE/FALSE)
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FALSE
Q38:Odd one out
Gold
Silver
Copper
Sulphur
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Ans: d.
Gold, Silver and copper have luster while sulphur has no lustre
Q39:Substance that is soluble in water
Chalk powder
Sand
Salt
None of these
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Ans: c.
Water can dissolve salt because the positive part of water molecules attracts the negative chloride ions and the negative part of water molecules attracts the positive sodium ions.
Q40:What among the below can’t be made from paper?
Laptop
Newspaper
Magazine
Book
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Ans: a.
Laptop is made up of various synthetic fibers.
Q41:What among below not made from leather
Bag
Wallet
Belt
Furniture
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Ans: d.
Furniture can be made from materials like wood, plastic or steel.
Q50:Objects around us are made up of a large variety of
Vitamins
Materials
Glass
Wood
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Ans: b.
Objects around us are made up of a large variety of materials such as paper, glass, plastic, cloth, wood, metal, mud, soil, cotton, etc.
Q51:An object could be made of a
single material or of many different types of materials
materials of different types only
materials of single types only
wood only
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Ans: a.
Objects around us are made up of a large variety of materials. An object could be made of a single material or of many different types of materials.
Q52:Materials that conduct electricity.
Rubber
Plastic
Iron
Diamond
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Ans: c.
Rubber, plastic and diamonds are non conductors they can’t conduct electricity. Iron is conductor of electricity.
Q52:Which of the following is not of round or almost round shape?
Square
Ball
Circle
Earth
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Ans: a.
Square can never be round.
Q53:Odd one out
Circle
Triangle
Square
Rectangle
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Ans: a.
Circle has no edge. Triangle, Square and Rectangle has two or more edges.
Q56:Which of the following can’t be made from wood and glass?
Bed
Mattress
Table
Almirah
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Ans: b.
Bed, table, almirah can be made up of wood and has glass in it.
Q57:Which of the following is not eatable?
Orange
Apple
Sugar
Globe
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Ans: d.
Orange and apple are fruits so eatable. Sugar is obtained from sugarcane and is used as sweetener in food and drinks so eatable. A globe is a three-dimensional, spherical, scale model of Earth usually made from some materials like plastic etc. so not eatable.
Q58:Which of the following is eatable?
Chocolate
Stone
Wood
Lunch box
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Ans: a.
Stone, Wood, Lunch box are materials. Chocolate are eatables made from milk, cocoa powder etc.
Q59:Odd one out
Chair
Table
Human
Bed
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Ans: c.
Chair, Table and Bed are group of non-livings while human is living.
Q60:Odd on out
Earthen pitcher
Lunch Box
Steel Glass
Mug
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Ans: b.
Earthen pitcher, steel glass and mug are used to keep liquids while Lunch box is used to keep solids.
Q61:Odd one out
Rose
Jasmine
Lotus
Lily
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Ans: c.
Rose, Jasmine and Lily grows on land while Lotus in water.
Q62:Odd one out
Coconut Oil
Soya bean Oil
Olive Oil
Fish Oil
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Ans: d.
Coconut Oil, Soya bean Oil and Olive Oil are oils extracted from plants while Fish oil is extracted from animal.
Q63:Which of the following does not form a tree?
Mango
Grapes
Apple
Banana
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Ans: b.
Mango, Apple and Banana are grown on tress while Grapes is grown on vines.
Q64:Odd one out
Bed sheet
Pillow
Curtains
Dress
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Ans: d.
Bed sheet, pillow and curtain are home furnishing products while dress is type of clothes.
Q65:Materials which are attracted towards the magnet are called
Wooden materials
Magnetic materials
Lustrous materials
Soluble materials
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Ans: b.
Q66:What type materials can be burn in the presence of air?
Non combustible
Combustible
Magnetic
Wooden
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Ans: b.
Combustible materials burn in the presence of air.
Q67:Poor conductor of heat
Metals
Non-metals
Gases
Wood
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Ans: c.
Q68:Material that can be compressed easily
Iron
Copper
Cotton
Wood
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Ans: c.
Iron, copper and wood cannot be compressed or scratched easily as they are hard.
Q69:Materials that are difficult to compress are called _______
Hard materials
soft materials
sponge materials
none of these
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Ans: a.
Compression is the application of balanced inward ("pushing") forces to different points on a material or structure, that is, forces with no net sum or torque directed so as to reduce its size in one or more directions.
Q70:A material which dissolves completely into water is called
Soluble
insoluble
opaque
translucent
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Ans: a.
Solubility is a chemical property referring to the ability for a given substance, the solute, to dissolve in a solvent.
Q71:Butter paper is
Transparent
Oily
Opaque
Translucent
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Ans: d.
Butter Paper is considered translucent since it allows light to travel partially through it.But some thick papers are opaque. Because it allows only partial light to pass through it,so we cannot see things clearly. Hence, it is considered as a translucent material.
Q72:Dry leaves will
float on water
dissolve on water
settle down on water
none of these
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Ans: a.
It weighs less than an equal volume of water, it is less dense and will float.
Q73:What will sink in mercury?
A piece of iron
A piece of copper
A piece of wood
A piece of gold
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Ans: d.
Because mercury's density is very high, objects that you might consider heavy, such as lead weights or a steel ball bearing will float in it. Anything denser than 13.55 grams per cubic centimeter (density of mercury) will sink in mercury. Density of gold is 19.3 gm/cubic cm.
Q74:Which of the following is true in terms of glass and stone?
Stone is transparent, while glass is opaque.
Glass is transparent, while stone is opaque.
Both glass and stone are transparent
both glass and stone are opaque
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Ans: b.
Glass is transparent, while stone is opaque. Light passes through water so its transparent while light does not passes through stone so it's opaque.
Q75:In a solution of sugar, salt and water. Sugar is
Solution
Solvent
Solute
Not dissoluble in water
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Ans: c.
A simple solution is basically two substances that are evenly mixed together. One of them is called the solute and the other is the solvent. A solute is the substance to be dissolved (sugar). The solvent is the one doing the dissolving (water).
Q76:Materials which are attracted towards the magnet find uses in
Wooden bed
Electronic devices
Plastic bottles
Mattress
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Ans: b.
Because of their magnetic properties magnetic materials are used in electronic devices.
Q77:Which of the following will float on kerosene?
Gold
Iron
Mercury
Wax
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Ans: d.
Since Gold, Iron and Mercury are denser than kerosene, they will sink in kerosene. Wax being lighter than kerosene will float.
Q78:From which material shoes cannot be made?
Glass
Rubber
Plastic
Rubber
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Ans: a.
Glass because of its property of breakage could be hazardous using as shoe material.
Q79:What among below is true for Iron
is soluble in water
float on water
has lustre
doesnot sink in water
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Ans: c.
Iron being metal is lustrous in nature.
Q80:Materials from which you cannot see through objects are called
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
none of these
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Ans: b.
Opaque objects does not allow light passes through them so you cannot see through them.
Q81:Materials from which you can see through objects completely are called
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
both Transparent and Translucent
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Ans: a.
Transparent objects are those that allow large quantities of light to pass through; air, water and shiny glass are all examples of transparent materials. Transparent objects vary in the amount or types of light that they let through their surfaces.
Q82:Closed wooden box, a cardboard carton and metal containers are
Metals
Opaque objects
Transparent objects
Plastic Objects
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Ans: b.
Closed wooden box, a cardboard carton and metal containers does not allows light passes through them or see through them. So they are opaque objects.
Q83:Sponge is
too hard to be compressed
too soft to be compressed
insoluble in water
too soft that it cannot be compressed
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Ans: b.
A sponge is a tool or cleaning aid consisting of soft, porous material. So easily compressible.
Q84:Select those objects from the following which shines
Glass bowl
Plastic toy
Steel spoon
Cotton shirt
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Ans: c.
Steel spoon is made from metal Steel. Steel has property of luster which makes it shine.
Q85:Sand settles down in water
Because is its density is more than water
Because it is soluble in water
Because it’s density is less than water
None of the above
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Ans: a.
Sand is heavier than water when the volume of both substances is equal. The density of dry sand is between 80 and 100 pounds per cubic foot, whereas water is 62 pounds per cubic foot.
Q86:Whether one’s palm is opaque, transparent or translucent?
Opaque
Translucent
Transparent
Both transparent and translucent
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Ans: b.
Opaque object are those which do not allow light pass through it. When you place a lighted torch light passes through one’s palm. So it is translucent.
Q87:Materials are grouped together on the basis of
their soluble and insoluble nature only
hardness and softness only
similarities and differences in their properties.
lustrous and non lustrous properties only.
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Ans: c.
Materials are grouped together on the basis of similarities and differences in their properties.Things are grouped together for convenience and to study their properties.
Q88:Which among is not valid in terms of sugar
not soluble in water
Sweetened in taste
obtain from sugarcane
soluble in water
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Ans: a.
Sugar is dissoluble in water.
Q89:What is kind of object do aluminum foil used for keeping food is?
Opaque
Transparent
Translucent
None of these
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Ans: a.
Aluminum foil provides a complete barrier to light, oxygen, moisture and bacteria. For this reason, foil is used extensively in food and pharmaceutical packaging. Hence it is opaque in nature.