Sainik- RMS School Entrance Exam Model Paper Science and Social studies-2018 Class VI
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Social Studies and Science- Class VI Level- Quiz for Entrance Examination Prepartion
One word answers for practice
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The Earth our Habitat:-
1. Self- luminious bodies that have their own light and heat are called_____________
2. The distance that light travels in a year__________
3. The biggest plant in the solar System____________
4. Earth's satellite_______________________________
5. Out earth is a part of this__________________way
6. A map showing different countries of the world with their boundaries
7. A map showing Physical features of the earth
8. An arrow marked with leter "N" on the top
9. Colour used on a map to show water bodies
10. Colour used on a map to show a plateau
11. The two basic points of reference _____
12. Angular distance of a place from the Equator
13. Angular distance of a place from the Prime Meridain
14. The local time of this meridian is treated as the Indian Standard time.
15. The meridian that passes throught Greenwich in England
16. The parallel of Latitude that passes almost midway through India
17. The eath's axis is inclined to the place of the earth's orbit at___
18. Winter Solstice________________
19. Summer Solstice________________
20. Autumn Equinox________________
21. Spring Equinox__________________
22. Moon is the only natural satellite of the__________
23. ___________is the farthest planet from the sun
24. Mecury is the________Sun than the earth
25. The earliest map known to us was made in about___
26. The parallels of latitude are_______in number
27. The other name for Milky Way is____________
28. The planet which is also known as the Red Planet is____
29. The distance between longitudes is____ at the poles.
30. Latitudes help in ______ the climate of a place.
31. The planet ___________rotates the fastest.
32. Maps used at local levels to measre land are called_____Maps.
33. A collection of map is called________________
34. Plants use___________from the soil through their roots.
35. Internal Processes lead to _____ and _____ of the Earth's Surface
36. Planet nearest to the Sun___________
37. Planets_____________and ___________rate from east to west.
38. A chain or set of Islands grouped together is called as________
39. The are of making maps is called__________________________
40. A body of land surrounded by water on three sides is called a_______
41. The layer of air covering the Earth is called _________atmosphere.
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Science
Complete the sentences using the words from the word box.
Stem Leaves Oxygen Fruit Seed
Water Pollen Roots Life cycle Petiole
1. Rarely, a plant can grow ______________ that we can eat.
2. All plants need food, sunlight and ______________.
3. Plants give off ______________ to help us breathe.
4. The part of the plant that holds it straight is called the ______________.
5. Animals, insects carry ______________ from flower to flower.
6. New plants arise from ______________.
7. The part of the plant that grows underground is ______________.
8. The process that shows how the plants grow, lives and dies is called ______________.
9. The part which attaches leaf to the stem is ______________.
10. The part of the plant that grows on the stem is ______________.
11. The process of making food in a green leaf in presence of sunlight is
called_____
12. : A young shoot which grows and give rise to new leaves and flowers are called ____.
13. Animals which live on land as well as in water are called _____
14. Camel has a great capacity to store food and water in its _____
15._______ in birds is the change of place by moving from one place to another for food
and favourable climate.
16. Birds have strong muscles to move the wings. These are called flight_____
17. The _____of a bird helps it to change the directions while flying
18. A large African bird that cannot fly is called _____
a) Transpiration : The water is lost in the form of water vapour from the general surface of
a plant body. This loss of water vapour from a plant body is called transpiration.
b) Stomata : A leaf bears a number of very small pores on its lower surface. These pores are
called stomata.
c) Pollination : The process of transfer of pollens from the anther to the stigma of a plant is
called pollination.
d) Vegetative propagation : The method of reproduction in which new plants are formed
from the vegetative parts such as leaf, stem or root without involving the reproductive
organs is called vegetative propagation.
e) Habitat : The surroundings in which a plant or an animal lives is called its environment
or habitat.
f) Hydrophytes : The plants that grow only in or on water (aquatic plants) are called
hydrophytes.
g) Terrestrial plants : The plants that live on land are called terrestrial plants.
h) Deciduous trees : The trees which shed their leaves during autumn are called deciduous
trees.
i) Mucilage : In floating hydrophytes, the plant body is covered with a gum or jelly like
substance called mucilage.
j) Mangroves : These are common trees found on the sea shore dipped half in sea water.
They bear special supporting and respiratory roots.
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1. Two hydrophytes which remain completely under water.
a) Hydrilla b) Vallisneria
2. Two hydrophytes which remain under water but bearing floating leaves.
a) Lotus b) Water lily
3. Two hydrophytes which float upon the surface of the water.
a) Water hyacinth b) Duck weed
4. Two fruit trees which grow in hills.
a) Apple b) Plum
5. Two trees which grow in hills covered with forests.
a) Pine b) Fir
6. Two trees which grow in lower hills.
a) Oak b) Walnut
7. Two trees which grow in plains.
a) Mango b) Neem
8. Two trees which grow as hedges in plains.
a) Henna b) Inga
9. Two plants which grow near sea_shore in hot and damp climate.
a) Coconut b) Cocoa
10. Two trees which grow in desert.
a) Cactus b) Acacia
CLASS – V – EVS – Plants
[Answer]
1. Fruit
2. Water
3. Oxygen
4. Stem
5. Pollen
6. Seed
7. Root
8. Lifecycle
9. Petiole
10. Leaves
11. photosynthesis.
12. Buds
13. Amphibians.
14. Hump
15.Migration
16. Muscles.
17. Tail
18. Ostrich
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Social Studies and Science- Class VI Level- Quiz for Entrance Examination Prepartion
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One word answers for practice
ANSWERS
| S.No | Answer |
1.
Stars
2.
Light Year
3.
Jupiter
4.
Moon
5.
Milky Way
6.
A Political Map
7.
A Physical Map
8.
The North-Line
9.
Blue
10.
Yellow
11.
North and South Pole
12.
Latitude
13.
Longititude
14.
(82° 30' E
15.
Prime MeridianAnswer
16.
Tropic of Cancer
17.
66 and 1/2 Degree
18.
21 December
19.
21 June
20.
23rd September
21.
21st March
22.
Earth
23.
Neptune
24.
Nearer
25.
546 BCE
26.
181 parallels of latitude* (including the equator)
27.
Aakesh Ganga
28.
Mars
29.
reduces as they move towards the poles.
30.
Knowing
31.
Jupiter
32.
Topographic maps
33.
Atlas
34.
Water
35.
Earthquakes, Floods, Windstorms, Volcanic eruption; Tsunamis,
36.
Mercury
37.
Uranus and Venus rotate from East to westAnswer
38.
Archipelago
39.
Cartography
40.
Peninsuala
41.
Atmosphere
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