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    SCIENCE QUIZ 6,7,8 2nd Round Final Draft

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    PRISTINE PUBLIC SCHOOL

    SCIENCE QUIZ
    ROUND 2
    1. Which of these is called a ductless gland?
    A. Endocrine glands
    B. Sweat glands
    C. Sebaceous glands
    D. Salivary glands

    2. Two stones A and B of masses 2 kg and 5 kg respectively are released from


    same height in vacuum. Which will reach on the ground first?
    A. Stone A
    B. Stone B
    C. Both will reach at same time
    D. None of these

    3. A Keel is absent in
    A. Chicken
    B. Ostrich
    C. Duck
    D. Peacock

    4. Container A and B, contain pure water but in different quantity. If both of


    the containers have same shape, same size and kept at same surface but
    height from the ground

    h1>h2.
    Which container will have more pressure?
    A. Same in A and B
    B. Container B
    C. Container A
    D. None of these

    5. Read the passage given below and answer the questions that/allow.
    Passage Pressure is defined as the force exerted over a unit of area.
    Pressure=force/area
    Place a book on a bathroom scale and, whether you place it on its back, on its
    side, or balanced on a corner, it still exerts the same force. The weight reading is
    the same. Now balance the book on the palm of your hand and you sense a
    difference - the pressure of the book depends on the area over which the force is
    distributed.

    Which book will exert more pressure?


    A. Book 1
    B. Book 2
    C. Both exert equal pressure
    D. Can't be determined

    6.The number in front of chemical formula that tells you how many molecules or
    atoms of each reactant take part in a reaction is called
    A. Symbol
    B. Subscript
    C. Concentration
    D. Coefficient

    7. What process occurs when yeast and other single celled organism’s breakdown
    sugars
    A. Lactic acid fermentation
    B. Photosynthesis
    C. Cellular respiration
    D. Alcoholic fermentation

    8. If I am 13 years old, I have gone round the sun ___ times.


    A. Never gone round the sun
    B. 13
    C. 26
    D. Shall go round the sun when I shall be 15

    9. The diagram below shows two dogs pulling on a rope with constant but
    unequal forces. In which compass direction will both dogs most likely move?

    A. east
    B. west
    C. north
    D.south

    10. Which mirror shows a lateral inversion of light?

    A. Plane mirror
    B. Converging mirror
    C. Concave mirror
    D. All spherical mirrors

    11. Examples of preservatives are


    A. Oil
    B. Sugar
    C. Salt
    D. All the above

    12. What energy emerges from motion?


    A. Potential energy
    B. Electrical energy
    C. Kinetic energy
    D. Gravitational energy

    13. Which of the following contain acid


    A. Grapefruits
    B. Bleach
    C. Distilled water
    D.Washing powder

    14. Adam’s apple is


    A. enlarged larynx
    B. mammary glands
    C. apple of adam
    D. red apple

    15. Which element is present in the exhaust of automobiles?


    A. Lead
    B. Calcium
    C. Chromium
    D. Magnesium

    16. Marble cancer is caused by


    A. bacteria
    B. virus
    C. Acid rain
    D. Alkali rain

    17. Besides cells or batteries what is the other source of electrical power?
    A. Light bulb
    B. Electricity
    C. Motor
    D. Petrol
    18. Fawns have spotted coat. This adaptation is suited to which habitat
    A. Mountains
    B. Desert
    C. Woodlands
    D. All the above

    19. Observe the food web and answer the question given below

    The Mussels can be described as


    A. Primary consumer
    B. Secondary Consumer
    C. Tertiary consumer
    D. None of these

    20.The smallest bones in the human body are found in the...


    A. Feet
    B. Ears
    C. Fingers
    D. Knees

    21.Ravi faints in the class room ,doctor told that his brain don’t have adequate
    supply of oxygen
    A. Reproductive
    B. Circulatory
    C. Skeletal
    D. Excretory
    22. What is the heaviest organ in our body

    A.Skin

    B. Liver

    C. Brain

    D. Kidney

    23. What are the conditions for gas like Carbon monoxide to obey the ideal gas
    laws?
    A. low temperature and low pressure
    B. low temperature and high pressure
    C. high temperature and low pressure
    D. high temperature and high pressure
    24.Bones are used as compost,because it contains plant ingredient
    A.Nitrogen
    B.Phosphorus
    C.Sodiun
    D.Pottasium

    25.Food is often digested in which part of human body?


    A.Stomach
    B.Small intestine
    C.Large intestine
    D.Both B and C

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