CBSE Science Class 6

Changes Around Us

Changes Around Us - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT

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Q1: Some changes can be reversed, some cannot be reversed. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q2: If we sharp a pencil its length decreases. Can this change be reversed?
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Q3: After baking a roti on tawa, it is not possible to get back the ball of dough again. What type of change is this?
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Q4: A potter changes or shapes a lump of clay into a pot. Can this change be reversed?
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Q5: Give an example of reversible change.
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Q6: A man is carrying a mirror. He suddenly drops a mirror and mirror is broken. Can this change be reversed?
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Q7: Raw egg is boiled. We can reverse this change. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q8: If we blow a balloon. The shape and size of balloon has changed. This is a_____________ change.
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Q9: After making a ball with dough, a person rolls out a roti. Can he now change it back to a ball of dough?
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Q10: A paper is changed into a shape of bat by cutting it. What kind of change it is?
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Q11: A sheet of paper is changed into a toy aeroplane by folding it. This is a reversible change. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q12: Batter is changed into dosa. This is _____________.(reversible change/irreversible change)
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Q13: Cold milk is heated and it becomes hot. Which type of change it is?
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Q14: A sheet of paper is folded to make an aeroplane. Then this paper is unfolded again. Is the size of paper same as before or after making an aeroplane?
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Q15: Bud to flower is a ___________ change.(reversible/irreversible)
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Q16: A copper wire is folded to form a loop. Can this change be reversed?
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Q17: Wet clothes get dry. This is a reversible change because ______________.
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Q18: By using woollen yarn a lady knitted a sweater. Can this change be reversed?
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Q19: Milk to paneer is a reversible change. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q20: Biogas is prepared from cow dung. Can this change be reversed?
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Q21: Metal expands on heating. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q22: If cold water is poured over a hot metal ring it___________ .(expand/contracts)
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Q23: Water vapour changes into _________when it is cooled.
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Q24: When metal ring is heated, it ___________.
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Q25: When water is heated, it changes into _____________.
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Q26: On lightening the candle the length of candle decreases. Can this change be reversed?
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Q27: A boy paints an apple on a piece of paper. Do you think that change in piece of paper can be reversed?
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Q28: Conversion of water vapour into liquid water is a _____________ change.
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Q29: Take a glass of water. Dissolve two tea spoons sugar in it. These are changes in water which can _________. (Be reversed/not be reversed).
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Q30: A rope is tied around a box. The shape of rope changes. What kind of change is this?
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Q31: When we burn a piece of wood, what changes occurs in it?
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Q32: Can change due to dissolving salt in water be reversed?
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Q33: By heating a substance or mixing it with some other substance, changes may occur in it. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q34: Cooking changes the flavour of vegetables. Can we reverse this change?
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Q35: All changes around us can be reversed. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q36: Evaporation of water is reverse of condensation of water. (TRUE/FALSE)
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Q37: Which of these is a reversible change?
  1. Rusting of Iron
  2. Freezing of Mango Pulp
  3. Frying an egg
  4. Burning a wood
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Q38: Which of this is a desirable change?
  1. Rotting of fruits
  2. Rusting of Iron
  3. Growing of baby
  4. Burning of cloth
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Q39: The level of engine coolant will come down with
  1. Increase in Engine temperature
  2. Decrease in Engine temperature
  3. Heating the Engine
  4. Running the Engine
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Q40:Folding of paper is
  1. Irreversible Change
  2. Reversible change
  3. Chemical
  4. Natural
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Q41: Which of the following is reversible change?
  1. Grain to its flour
  2. Bud to flower
  3. Melting of Ice
  4. Batter to idli
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Q42: A change in which new substances possessing different properties is formed is called
  1. Physical Change
  2. Reversible Change
  3. Chemical Changes
  4. Natural Changes
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Q43: Folding a paper into ball shape is this type of change
  1. Irreversible Change
  2. Physical change
  3. Chemical
  4. Man made
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Q44: If electric wires are not left little loose, they would
  1. Bend
  2. Extend
  3. Break
  4. Stretch
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Q45: Which of these is an irreversible change?
  1. Melting of wax candle
  2. Burning of candle wax
  3. Melting of ice cream
  4. Folding of paper
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Q46: Which of this statement is false?
  1. Freezing is not reversible
  2. Dissolving is reversible
  3. Heating can cause both reversible and irreversible changes
  4. Cooking is reversible.
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Q47: Changes that occur quickly in short time
  1. Slow
  2. Natural
  3. Salt
  4. Chemical
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Q48: A glass may crack upon after adding boiling water due to
  1. Expansion in gas
  2. Contraction in gas
  3. Expansion in solid
  4. Contraction in solid
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Q49: Changes that happens due to human actions are
  1. Physical Change
  2. Man made change
  3. Chemical Changes
  4. Natural changes
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Q50: Evaporation and Condensation
  1. Reversible and Physical Changes respectively
  2. Both are reversible change
  3. Both are Irreversible Changes
  4. Reversible and Irreversible changes respectively
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Q51: Melting, freezing and boiling are
  1. Natural changes
  2. Reversible changes
  3. Always Irreversible changes
  4. Sometimes irreversible change
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Q52: Growth of nail is
  1. Fast Changes
  2. Chemical Changes
  3. Physical Change
  4. Man made changes
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Q53: What expands on heating and contract on cooling?
  1. Silicone
  2. Iron
  3. Plastic
  4. Wood
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Q54: Reversible change is also called
  1. Temporary change
  2. Man made change
  3. Natural change
  4. Physical Change
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Q55: The pendulum of the clock made from ordinary wood ____in summer
  1. Contract
  2. Expand
  3. Freeze
  4. Evaporate
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Q56: Non-periodic change
  1. Clock hand
  2. Eruption of volcano
  3. Occurrence of day and night
  4. Changing of seasons
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Q57: Which of the following is periodic change?
  1. Rising and setting of the sun
  2. Rusting of iron
  3. Water freezing to ice
  4. Forest fire
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Q58: Process which involves both physical and chemical changes
  1. Freezing
  2. Melting
  3. Burning
  4. None of these
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Q59: ) Falling of leaves from tree is
  1. Physical Change
  2. Reversible change
  3. Chemical Changes
  4. Irreversible changes
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Q60: Wetting of cement in rain is
  1. Physical Change
  2. Reversible change
  3. Irreversible changes Changes
  4. Liquid
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Q61: Germination of seed is
  1. Fast change
  2. Slow change
  3. Man made change
  4. None of these
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Q62: In winters telephone cables
  1. Expands
  2. Contracts
  3. Freeze
  4. Boils
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Q63: Flood is
  1. Non periodic changes
  2. b) Periodic changes
  3. Man made Changes
  4. Reversible Changes
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Q64: Mercury rises and fall in thermometer is an example of
  1. Boiling and Melting
  2. Expansion and contraction
  3. Fast and slow changes
  4. None of these
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Q65: Expansion and contraction in solid
  1. Mercury rises and falls in thermometer
  2. Engine coolant in hot and cold temperature
  3. Gaps in railway tracks
  4. Air in basket ball
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Q66: What type of changes occurs when match stick is lighted?
  1. Physical, chemical, reversible
  2. Slow, irreversible and chemical
  3. Fast, irreversible and physical
  4. Fast, irreversible and chemical
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Chapter 6: Changes Around Us