Class 7

To reduce exam fear, Class 7 Basic Science Question Paper Kerala Syllabus Set 1 provide good practice.

Kerala Syllabus 7th Standard Basic Science Model Question Paper Set 1

Time: 2¼ hour

Instructions:

• 15 minutes cool-off time is allotted for reading and understanding the activities.
• Answer any six questions.

Question 1.
a) You may have noticed that fans and tubelights are working in the classrooms when there are no students. Prepare a poster that includes instructions to prevent electricity waste,
Answer:

b) Observe the figure and explain how electricity is generated in hydroelectric power stations.

Answer:
Generators in hydroelectric power stations work using the energy obtained when water stored in reservoirs of dams falls from a height. In dams, water, which is stored in reservoirs, is carried through pipes and made to fall forcefully onto the turbines connected to the generators. The force of falling water rotates the turbines. The generators connected to the turbines start to work and produce electricity. This electricity is transmitted to various places through electric lines.

c) Which one of the following systems convert energy from the sun to electric energy?
A. Solar cells
B. Wind farm
C. Generator
D. Electric cell
Answer:
A. Solar cells

Question 2.
a) Examine the table and find out the correct group.

1. Urea	A.Biological control
2. Tobacco decoction	B Chemical fertiliser
3. Vermi compost	C.Organic pesticide
4. Trichogramma	D.Organic fertiliser

A) 1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4-A
B) 1-A, 2-D, 3-C, 4-D
C) 1-D, 2-A. 3-B, 4-C
D) 1-A, 2-B, 3-C, 4-D
Answer:
A. 1-B, 2-C, 3-D, 4- A

(b) Whose opinion do you agree with? Why?

Answer:
I agree with the third Farmer. Organic and chemical fertilisers have their own merits and demerits. Farmers in our state employ a mixed method, applying a greater quantity of organic fertilisers and a lesser quantity of chemical fertilisers. Farmers also use microbial fertilisers for better yield.

c) Which method of pest control is by using traps or by hand picking? Name an equipment available in the market for this
Answer:
Mechanical control. Pheromone trap.

3. Question 3 has two parts 3(A) and 3(B). Write any one 3(A) or 3(B) completely.

Question 3.
(A) a) At which place is a land breeze and sea breeze felt strongly?
A. High Land
B. Mid Land
C. Coastal areas
D. Coastal areas and highland
Answer:
C. Coastal areas

b) Wind blows from sea to land during the day. What is the reason for this?
Answer:
During the day, the land gets heated up more quickly than the sea. The air above the land gets heated and expands. The air with lower density rises up. The comparatively cooler air above the sea blows towards the land. This is called sea breeze.

c) Statements regarding sea breeze and land breeze are given below. Among them select the right ones and classify them.

• At night breeze blow from sea to land.
• At daytime breeze flow from sea to land.
• At night sea gets cooled fast.
• At night breeze blow from land to sea.
• At night land gets cooled fast.
• At daytime the air above the land rises upwards.
• At daytime the air above the sea rises upwards.

Answer:
The integrated farming of crop cultivation and animal husbandry increases their income. By integrating methods, they can avoid sector-specific expenses, save space, and generate revenue from any field, at any time.

OR

(B) The data collected by visiting the fields of two farmers practising integrated farming is given below.

a) Which farmer interrelatedly utilises the resources to the maximum?
Answer:
Farmer-1

b) Justify your opinion.
Answer:
The integrated farming of crop cultivation and aninlal husbandry increases their income. By integrating methods, they can avoid sector-specific expenses, save space, and generate revenue from any field, at any time.

c) Give two suggestions to the farmers who practice integrated farming.
Answer:
Use cow dung for paddy fields as an organic manure. The straw obtained from paddy cultivation, the bran obtained from husking paddy grains, etc can be given to cattle as fodder, and the organic wastes from homes and agricultural fields can be utilized towards the gas plant.

Question 4.
Some observations related to acids and alkalis are given below.
Solution – 1
No change in colour while adding Phenolphthalein. The colour changed into pale pink while adding Methyl orange. The colour did not change when the solution was added to the cloth rubbed with turmeric.

Solution – 2
Formed pink colour while adding Phenolphthalein. Formed pale yellow colour on adding Methyl orange. Formed red colour when the solution was added to the cloth rubbed with turmeric.
a) List out the chemical properties of solution 1 & solution 2 in the given table

Solution	Chemical Properties
Solution – 1
Solution – 2

Answer:

Solution	Chemical properties
Solution -1	Acids turn blue litmus paper red. Reacts with metals to produce hydrogen gas Reacts with bases to form salts and water
Solution -2	Bases turn red litmus paper blue Feels slippery or soapy to touch Reacts with acids to form salts and water

b) Write down any two general properties of solution 2.
Answer:

• Slippery or Soapy Feel.
• Turns Red Litmus Paper Blue

c) Find out the right pair from the following.
1. Automobile battery: hydrochloric acid
2. Manufacturing of soap: caustic soda
3. Preparation of pickle: sulphuric acid
4. Manufacture of paint: caustic soda
Answer:
2. Manufacturing of soap: caustic soda

Question 5.
Observe the picture.

a) Which among the following can be used to light the bulb in the above arrangement? Why?
[Copper wire. Glass, Aluminium wire, Refill, Iron wire, Rolled paper, Pencil graphite]
Answer:
Copper wire. Aluminium wire, Iron wire. Pencil graphite. All these are good conductors of electricity

b) The symbols used in circuit diagrams are given below. Name them.

Answer:
a-Cell,
(b is already given)
c-Wire

c) Draw the symbols of switch ‘on’ and ‘off’ positions.
Answer:

6. Question 6 has two parts 6 (A) and 6 (B). Write any one 6 (A) or 6(B) completely.

Question 6.
(A) The following are the peculiarities of two types of guava.

Variety A	High resistance to diseases	Fruits are less sweet	Fruits are small in size
Variety B	Low resistance to diseases	Fruits are more sweet	Fruits are big in size

a) Write the peculiarities of the saplings produced by the hybridization of these two varieties.

Sapling 1	Low resistance to disease, less sweet, big in size
Sapling 2
Sapling 3
Sapling 4
Sapling 5

Answer:
Sapling – 2 – High resistance, fruits are more sweet, fruits are small in size.
Sapling – 3 – Low resistance to disease, Fruits are less sweet, Fruits are small in size.
Sapling – 4 – High resistance to disease, Fruits are less sweet, Fruits are big in size.
Sapling – 5 – Low resistance to disease, Fruits are more sweet, Fruits are big.

b) Write the peculiarities of hybrid plants which have the most desirable qualities of these two varieties.
Answer:
High and Quick yield. Resistance to infections.

c) Write the names of any two hybrid paddy seeds.
Answer:
Pavitra, Annapurna, Hraswa

OR

(B) a) Examine the situations given below.
i. Changing bulb when the switch is on
ii. Using footwear while ironing clothes.
iii. Turning on the switch with wet hand
iv. Changing bulb when the switch is off Identify the situations that may cause electric shock.
A. i and ii
B. ii and iii
C. i and iii
D. ii and iv
Answer:
C. i and iii

b) A broken electric line is lying on the mango tree by the road side. Write a safety measure that you would take in this situation and the reason for it.
Answer:
In the event of a broken electric line, the most important safety measure is to stay away from the area and immediately report it to the local electricity board or emergency services. This is because the ground and the surrounding objects could be energised, creating a severe risk of electrocution.

c) Write any two initial steps to be taken to rescue a person experiencing an electric shock.
Answer:
The first thing to be done is to disconnect the electrical contact. You can switch off or remove the fuse for this. If it is not possible, separate the person from the electric circuit using a dry wooden stick or some other good insulator.

• In the case of heart failure, perform chest compressions. Place one hand on top of the other and apply continuous pressure on the victim’s chest. This should be done tintil the heart starts beating again.
• If breathing stops, give artificial respiration. Keep the body warm by massaging.
• Take the person immediately to a hospital if the shock is severe.

To reduce exam fear, Class 7 Basic Science Question Paper Kerala Syllabus Set 2 provide good practice.

Kerala Syllabus 7th Standard Basic Science Model Question Paper Set 2

Time: 2¼ hour

Instructions:

• 15 minutes cool-off time is allotted for reading and understanding the activities.
• Answer any six questions.

Question 1.
a) A metal frame can be fixed to the wheel of the bullock cart. Explain how thermal expansion of objects is useful in this situation.
Answer:
The metal frame expands while heating. So it slips easily onto the wheel. As the frame cools, it contracts to the original size and fits tightly on the wheel.

b) Write any other two instances in which the thermal expansion of objects is useful.
Answer:

• To loosen the cap of a fountain pen that is tightened if it is heated.
• To take out a glass tumbler that got jammed into another, it is dipped in hot water.

c) Choose the correct statement from those given below, which is related to sea breeze and land breeze
A) Land gets heated sooner during the daytime.
B) The sea gets heated sooner during the daytime.
C) During the daytime, the air above the land gets heated and rises.
D) During the night land cools down sooner.
1. A and B are correct
2. A and D are correct
3. C and D are correct
4. All are correct
Answer:
2. A and D are correct

Question 2.
a) Given are some statements on the Human excretory system. Find out the correct statements from the following.
A) The primary function of the kidneys is to remove excess waste and fluid from the blood to produce urine, but they also have roles in regulating blood pressure and red blood cell production.
B) The main components of sweat are water and urea, which are the two primary waste products expelled by the skin.
C) The liver and lungs are also considered accessory excretory organs because they both play a role in eliminating waste products from the body.
1. A and C are correct.
2. B and C are correct.
3. Only A is correct.
4. Only C is correct.
Answer:
4. Only C is correct.

b) What are the functions of the skin as an excretory organ?
Answer:
The skin plays an excretory role by producing sweat through sweat glands. Sweat is a mixture of excess water and salts that are eliminated from the body. This process also helps in regulating body temperature.

c) What is the primary function of the renal artery and renal vein in relation to the kidneys?
Answer:
The renal artery carries blood containing waste products (like urea) and other substances to the kidneys for filtration, while the renal vein carries the filtered, cleaner blood away from the kidneys.

3. Question 3 has two parts 3(A) and 3(B). Write any one 3(A) or 3(B) completely.

Question 3.
(A) Observe the Sun, the Earth and the Moon in the given illustration.
a) What do pictures 1 & 5 indicate?
A. New moon day, Full moon day
B. Full moon day, New moon day
C. Waxing, Waning
D. Waning, Waxing
Answer:
A. New moon day, Full moon day

b) Write the reason for seeing them like this.
Answer:
When the moon comes to position 1, The lighted part of the moon is not facing the Earth, so the moon is not visible.
When the Moon is in position 5, the whole of the lighted part of the Moon is facing the Earth.

c) Waxing and waning happen on the moon. Why?
Answer:
From the new moon day to the full moon day, the lighted portion of the moon becomes more visible. This is called waxing. From the full moon day to the new moon day, there is a decrease in the visibility of the lighted area of the moon from the Earth. This is called waning. The difference in the visibility of the lighted and dark areas of the moon when observed from the Earth is the reason for the waxing and waning of the moon.

OR

(B) Examine the given table indicating the peculiarities of the two varieties of plants.

Variety I	Variety 2
Low yield	High yield
Active growth in our soil	Poor growth in our soil
Long life span	Short life span
Need less nurturing	Need more nurturing

a) Which variety can be selected as stock and which one as scion to produce good saplings with high yield?
Answer:
Rootstock – Variety 1, Scion – Variety 2.

b) What are the methods adopted to produce good saplings with high yields? Explain anyone.
Answer:
Hybridisation, Crop rotation, Intercropping.
Hybridization: Hybridization is the method of production of seeds by artificially pollinating two plants which have different qualities and belong to the same species. From the seeds thus produced, those with superior quality are collected. These are the hybrid seeds.

c) Group the following varieties of seeds suitably.

Annapooma, Bhagyalakshmi, Anugraha, Anamika, Jwalamukhi, Kiran, Lola, Hraswa

Answer:

Plants	Hybrid seeds
Paddy	Annapooma, Hraswa
Pea	Bhagyalakshmi
Chilli	Jwalamukhi, Anugraha
Lady’s finger	Kiran, Anamika
Cow pea	Lola

Question 4.
“Due to 30% shortage of rainfall, Kerala will be in darkness. If monsoon is not received in full, we will be facing severe power crisis. This can be overcome to some extent by using electricity judiciously and avoiding its wastage.”
Have you noticed the news report?
A) Write down two precautions to avoid the wastage of electricity.
Answer:
Turn off lights and appliances when not in use: Ensure that you switch off lights, fans, and other electrical devices when leaving a room.
Use energy-efficient appliances: Opt for appliances that consume less electricity, such as LED bulbs and energy-efficient refrigerators.

B) What first aid will be given to a person affected with electric shock?
Answer:
The first step is to disconnect the electrical contact. You can switch off or remove the fuse for this. If it is not possible, , separate the person from the electric circuit using a dry wooden stick or another suitable insulator.
In the case of heart failure, perform chest compressions. Place one hand on top of the other and apply continuous pressure on the victim’s chest. This should be done until the heart starts beating again.
If breathing stops, give artificial respiration. Keep the body warm by massaging.

Question 5.
a) Is there any relation between the distance to the object and the distance to the image from a plane mirror? Design an experiment to prove this relation.
Answer:
The distance to the object and the distance to the image from a plane mirror are the same. Fix a plane
mirror vertically on a table using double-sided tape. Place a lighted candle at a certain distance from the plane mirror (say, 3 cm). Repeat the experiment by placing the candle at different positions (say, 4 cm, 5cm, etc.,). Observe the position of the image in the mirror. We can observe that the distance from the object to the image in a plane mirror is equal to the distance from the object to the mirror

b) Write two peculiarities of the image formed in a plane mirror.
Answer:
Virtual and erect
The size of the object and the image is the same.

Question 6 has two parts 6 (A) and 6 (B). Write any one 6 (A) or 6 (B) completely.

Question 6.
(A) A) The observation result of an experiment is given below. Identify the gases formed

Acids	Substance	Gas
Vinegar	Zinc piece	i)
Vinegar	Baking soda	ii)

Answer:
i) Hydrogen
ii) Carbon dioxide

B) Write the methods to identify the gases produced in this chemical reaction.
Answer:
i) Collect a small sample of the gas in a test tube and bring a lit match or splint near the mouth of the test tube. If the gas is hydrogen, then it will bum with a pop sound,
ii) Bubble the gas through limewater. If the gas is carbon dioxide, the limewater will turn milky.

C) Name any two acids used in the laboratory instead of vinegar.
Answer:
Hydrochloric Acid, Sulphuric Acid

(B) Listen to the words of the earthworm.

A. How does the overuse of chemical pesticides and chemical fertilisers affect the soil, men, and other living things?
Answer:
Fertilisers boost crop yields, but their excessive usage has hardened the soil, reduced fertility, strengthened insecticides, polluted air and water, and emitted greenhouse gases, creating health and environmental risks.

B. Write the method of preparation of a bio-pesticide.
Answer:
Tobacco Decoction: Chop 100 grams of tobacco and soak it in one and a half litres of water for a day. Squeeze it and filter it. Dissolve 10 grams of washing soap in it. Dilute it by adding twice the quantity of water and spray it on plants.

C. Name any two bio-fertilisers.
Answer:
Cow dung, Compost.

To reduce exam fear, Class 7 Basic Science Question Paper Kerala Syllabus Set 3 provide good practice.

Kerala Syllabus 7th Standard Basic Science Model Question Paper Set 3

Time: 2¼ hour

Instructions:

• 15 minutes cool-off time is allotted for reading and understanding the activities.
• Answer any six questions.

Question 1.
a) Examine the statements given below. Classify them on the basis of the properties of acids and bases.
A. Has a sour taste
B. Turns pink when phenolphthalein is added
C. Slippery
D. Turns pink when methyl orange is added
E. Turns the colour of Pathimugam water into yellow
F. Red litmus turns blue
G. Reacts with metals to produce hydrogen
H. Has an alkaline taste
Answer:

Properties of Acids	Properties of bases
Has a sour taste	Turns pink when phenolphthalein is added.
Turn the colour of the pathimugam water into yellow	Slippery
React with metal to produce hydrogen.	Red litmus turns blue
	Has an alkaline taste

b) Some acids and their uses are listed below. Find out the correct groups from them.
A. Acetic acid is used as a preservative and flavouring agent
B. Curd contains ascorbic acid. Used to make a drink
C. Sulphuric acid is used to make drinks
D. Nitric acid is used to make chemical fertilisers, paints and dyes
1. A and D are correct
2. C and D are correct
3. A and B are correct
4. All are correct
Answer:
1. A and D are correct

c) Among the liquids in the three beakers (A, B, C) placed on the table are an acid, a base and water. Suggest a method to identify them without tasting or smelling?
Answer:
Water: Neutral litmus paper will show no colour change.
Acid: Red litmus paper will stay red, but blue litmus paper will turn red.
Base: Blue litmus paper will stay blue, but red litmus paper will turn blue.

Question 2 has two parts 2 (A) and 2(B). Write any one 2(A) or 2(B) completely.

Question 2.
(A) a) Which method of purification can be adopted to separate freshwater from seawater?
a) Sifting
b) Chlorination
c) Distillation
d) Sedimentation
Answer:
c) Distillation

b) How do water bodies get polluted?
Answer:

• Disposal of plastic waste
• Spillage of a chemical substance
• Sewage from home, including human waste.
• Factory releases harmful chemicals and toxic substances directly into the river and lakes

c) What measures can we adopt to make water sources free from pollution ?

Answer:
Reducing waste, recycling materials, and reusing products can help to minimise the amount of waste. Encourage the use of organic fertilisers and natural pest control methods.

OR

(B) a) Examine the table given below and rewrite the mistakes, if any

Organism	Parts that help in respiration
Earthworm	Gills
Fish	Moist skin
Frog	Book lungs
Spider	Lungs

Answer:

Organism	Parts that help in respiration
Earthworm	Moist skin
Fish	Gills
Frog	Lungs
Spider	Book lungs

b) Observe the figure

The digestive systems of these animals share similarities with our own digestive system. What is your response to this statement?
Answer:
Yes. Like the digestive system of human beings, these animals have a mouth, oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, etc.

c) Which among the following is correct in the group of omnivores?
A. Crow, Hen, Peacock
B. Man, Monkey, Peacock
C. Lion, Tiger, Deer
D. Goat, Elephant, Rabbit
1. A and B are correct
2. C and B are correct
3. C and D are correct
4. All are correct
Answer:
1. A and B are correct

Question 3.
Consider the following situations in everyday life:

• Tightly bound electric wires get sagged in summer.
• One end of a PVC pipe is heated, and the end of another pipe of the same diameter is inserted into it to join them.

a) Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the above situations?
A. Evaporation
B. Thermal Expansion
C. Condensation
D. Sublimation
Answer:
B. Thermal expansion

b) Hot tea of the same quantity is kept in an open steel tumbler and in a closed glass tumbler of the same size. Tea in which tumbler stays hot longer? Explain your findings on the basis of heat transmission.
Answer:
The tea in the closed glass tumbler stays hot longer than in the open steel tumbler. Because in an open tumbler, heat is lost quickly through convection and evaporation, cooling the tea. However, in a closed tumbler, the lid retains heat and steam, thereby reducing heat loss.

c) Observe the picture given below. What are the ways in which heat is transferred in the numbered positions?

Answer:
1 – Convection
2 – Conduction
3 – Radiation

Question 4.
a) Look at the statements below.
Statement I : The stamens of a flower in which artificial pollination is to be done are removed. Statement II: The stamens of the flower are removed to prevent self-pollination.
A. Statement I is true, and Statement II is not the correct reason.
B. Statement I is true, and Statement II is false. #
C. Statement I is false, and Statement II is wrong.
D. Statement I is true, and Statement II is the correct reason.
Answer:
D. Statement I is true, and Statement II is the correct reason.

b) Complete in the missing stages of artificial pollination.

Answer:
Stage 1: To prevent self-pollination, remove the stamen from the flower in which artificial pollination is to be done.
Stage 3: Pollen grains from the flower of a plant belonging to the same species but having different qualities are collected by using a brush.

c) Find the correct pair from the following.
A. Apiculture – Rearing Fish
B. Cuniculture – Rearing Rabbits
C. Floriculture – Rearing Honeybee
D. Pisciculture – Growing flowers
Answer:
B. Cuniculture -Rearing Rabbits

Question 5.
a) Examine the table and find out the correct group.

1) Hen	A) 4 Chamber
2) Frog	B) 13 Chamber
3) Fish	C) 2 Chamber
4) Cockroach	D) 3 Chamber

A. 1-A, 2-D, 3-C, 4-B
B. 1 -A, 2-C, 3-D,4-B
C. 1 -B, 2-D, 3-C, 4-A
D. 1 -C, 2-D, 3-A, 4-B
Answer:
A) 1-A, 2-D, 3-C, 4-B

b) Whose opinion do you agree with? Why?

Answer:
I agree with the opinion of the Manu, Because Arteries are the blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to different body parts.

c) For maintaining the health of the heart, we have to follow some healthy habits. Write any two of them?
Name the device used to check the heartbeat?
Answer:

• Do Regular exercise
• Eat healthy food

Question 6 has two parts 6 (A) and 6 (B). Write any one 6 (A) or 6(B) completely.

Question 6.
(A) a) Observe the picture.

a) Which one shows the starting position of the lunar eclipse?
a) B
b) C
c) D
d) E
Answer:
a) B

b) Some statements are given below. Find out the correct group from them.
A. A Full Moon is the day when the part of the Moon on which the sunlight falls is completely visible from the Earth.
B. The waxing crescent Moon is visible overhead at sunset.
C. Solar eclipse occurs only on New Moon Day.
D. A lunar eclipse occurs on all Full Moon days.
1. A and C are correct
2. A and D are correct
3. C and D are correct
4. All are correct
Answer:
2. A and D are correct

c) Why is the spherical Moon seen in different shapes on different days?
Answer:
The Moon appears in different shapes throughout the month because of its orbit around the Earth. As the .Moon orbits, the amount of its illuminated surface that we can see from Earth changes.

Or

(B) The picture below shows a sample of honey.
a) Write an experiment to identify the pure honey.
Answer:
Materials required: Glass, Water, Honey
Procedure: Pure honey is poured into water.

Observation:

• Honey settles down
• Honey dissolves in water

Inference:

• If honey settles down. It is not adulterated
• If the honey is adulterated, it immediately dissolves in water.

b) What is adulteration?
Answer:
Adulteration means making a good product worse by adding cheap or harmful substances to it, or by taking away something valuable, usually to make more money.

c) What are the health risks associated with consuming adulterated food?
Answer:
Adulterated food can cause various health problems, such as allergies, digestive issues and even long-term health complications.

To reduce exam fear, Class 7 Basic Science Question Paper Kerala Syllabus Set 4 provide good practice.

Kerala Syllabus 7th Standard Basic Science Model Question Paper Set 4

Time: 2¼ hour

Instructions:

• 15 minutes cool-off time is allotted for reading and understanding the activities.
• Answer any six questions.

Question 1.
a) Observe the picture.

Identify and write the incident ray and reflected ray.
Answer:
OA is the incident ray. OB is the reflected ray.

b) Classify the following based on the type of reflection:

• Smooth plane mirror
• Rough wall
• Still water
• Paper
• Polished metal
• Wooden surface

Answer:

Regular Reflection	Irregular / Diffuse Reflection
Smooth plane mirror	Rough wall
Still water	Paper
Polished metal	Wooden surface

c) Peculiarities of images formed by a plane mirror are given below. Select the correct ones.
1. Image is virtual.
2. Image is erect.
3. Image is magnified.
4. Image is of the same size as the object.
Options:
A. 1, 2 and 3 are correct
B. 2, 3 and 4 are correct
C. 1, 2 and 4 are correct
D. All are correct
Answer:
C. 1, 2 and 4 are correct

Question 2 has two parts 2 (A) and 2(B). WrIte any one 2(A) or 2(B) completely.

Question 2.
(A) Observe the picture

a) Vegetables in the fridge do not get damaged. But when the fridge is not working, vegetables start to decay. What is the reason?
A. Microorganisms die completely at low temperatures
B. Microorganisms remain inactive at low temperatures
C. Microorganisms multiply faster at low temperatures
D. Microorganisms do not exist in vegetables
Answer:
B. Microorganisms remain inactive at low temperatures

b) Food is kept in refrigerators to prevent decay. Write any two scientific reasons to justify this.
Answer:
At very low temperatures, the activity of microorganisms is slowed down or becomes inactive. This prevents food from decaying and keeps it fresh for a longer time.

c) Write a few suitable methods of food preservation.
Answer:
Putting food in a salt solution or sugar solution

• Drying food items
• Vinegar is also used as a food preservative

OR

(B) a) Examine the table given below and rewrite the mistakes, if any.

Organ	Function
Small intestine	Absorbs a major part of water
Large intestine	Digestion is completed
Stomach	Absorption of digested food
Oesophagus	Digestion of food

Answer:

Organ	Function
Small intestine	Digestion is completed, and absorption of digested food
Large intestine	Absorbs a major part of water
Stomach	Partial digestion of food
Oesophagus	Passage of food from the mouth to the stomach (no digestion)

b) Digestion is said to be completed in the small intestine. Do you agree with this statement? Write your response.
Answer:
Yes, I agree. The small intestine is the part of the digestive system where digestion is completed with the help of enzymes and bile. It also absorbs nutrients into the blood.

c) Which among the following is correct in the stages of nutrition?
Options:
A. Ingestion → Digestion → Absorption → Assimilation → Egestion
B. Absorption → Digestion → Ingestion → Absorption → Assimilation
C. Absorption → Ingestion → Absorption → Assimilation → Digestion
D. Absorption → Digestion → Assimilation → Ingestion → Egestion
Answer:
A. Ingestion → Digestion → Absorption → Assimilation → Egestion

Question 3.
a) You may have observed that while cooking on a gas stove, heat is transferred to the vessel and then to the food inside it.

a) Explain the different types of heat transfer that occur during this process.
Answer:
There are three types of heat transfer involved in cooking on a gas stove:

• Conduction: Heat is transferred from the flame to the metal pan through direct contact. The metal pan conducts heat to the food inside.
• Convection: Inside the pan, heat is transferred through the movement of hot liquids or gases (e.g., boiling water circulates due to convection currents).
• Radiation: Heat is also transferred directly from the flame to the pan in the form of infrared radiation.

b) Cooking vessels often have handles made of materials like plastic or wood. Give a reason for using such materials for handles.
Answer:
Handles are made of materials like plastic or wood because they are poor conductors of heat (non-conductors).
This prevents the handles from getting too hot, making them safe to hold and preventing bums while cooking,

c) How is heat mainly transferred in liquids and gases?
a) Conduction
b) Radiation
c) Convection
d) Reflection
Answer:
c) Convection

Question 4.
a) Examine the given statement and reason and write down the correct one.
Statement: Gooseberry has a sour taste.
Reason: Contains ascorbic acid.
A) Statement is correct. Reason is not suitable for the statement.
B) Statement is correct. Reason is suitable for the statement.
C) Statement is wrong. Reason is not suitable for the statement.
D) Statement and the reason are wrong.
Answer:
A) Statement is correct. Reason is not suitable for the statement.

b) Soap is made by using caustic soda, coconut oil, water, sodium silicate, stone powder, colour and perfume. The stages of soap preparation are outlined below. Complete the missing ones.

Answer:
1) Dissolve caustic soda in water and allow it to cool.
2) Add coconut oil when it has cooled and stir it.
3) Add sodium silicate and continue stirring.
4) Add stone powder, colour, and perfume. Mix thoroughly.
5) Pour the mixture into moulds.
6) Remove from the mould after solidification.

c) Name two natural indicators and write their colour change in acid and alkali.
Answer:

Natural Indicator	Colour in Acid	Colour in Alkali
a) Turmeric	Yellow	Reddish-brown
b) Red cabbage	Red/Pink	Greenish/Blue

Question 5.
a) Examine the table and find out the correct group.

Name of the organ	Function related to excretion
1. Kidney	A. Breaks down toxins
2. Skin	B.Removes carbon dioxide and water vapour
3. Lungs	C. Sweat
4. Liver	D.Removes urea, excess water, and salts in the form of urine

A) 1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A
B) 1-A, 2-C, 3-B, 4-D
C) 1-D, 2-B, 3-C, 4-A
D) 1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A
Answer:
A) 1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A

b) Prepare posters as part of the anti-drug awareness campaign and display them in your school?
Answer:

c) What difference is there in the amount of urea in the blood vessel that reaches the kidney and leaves the kidney?
Answer:
The blood vessel that reaches the kidney has urea in greater quantities, and the blood vessel that leaves the kidney has urea in lesser quantities.

d) Name the organs mentioned in the pictures and identify the organ that does not belong to the group.

Answer:
1 – Kidney, 2 – Skin, 3 – Lungs
The skin is an organ that does not belongs to the group because it is an external organ that covers the body.

Question 6 has two parts 6 (A) and 6 (B). Write any one 6 (A) or 6(B) completely.

Question 6.
A. Observe the news report.

A) a) Draw a circle to represent the Sun.
Draw a smaller circle to represent the Moon.
Position the Moon between the Sun and the Earth.
Draw the shadow cast by the Moon onto the Earth.
Label the Sun, Moon, Earth, and shadow in your drawing.
Answer:

b) Explain what happens during a solar eclipse based on your diagram.
Answer:
In a solar eclipse, the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth. When this happens, the Moon blocks the Sun’s light, casting a shadow onto the Earth. The area of the Earth that is covered by the shadow experiences a solar eclipse.

c) What are the risks of looking directly at a solar eclipse? Describe at least two safe ways to observe a solar eclipse.
Answer:
Direct observation of a solar eclipse can be harmful to the eyes. This is because intense sunlight can damage the retina, a sensitive part of the eye. Therefore, it is essential to use proper filters or indirect methods to observe a solar eclipse.

Safe methods for observing a solar eclipse include :

• Using solar eclipse glasses: These special glasses have a special filter that blocks harmful ultraviolet and infrared rays while allowing visible light to pass through.
• Using a solar filter for telescopes or binoculars: A solar filter should be attached to the front of the telescope or binoculars to protect your eyes.

(B) Analyse the news report

a) What are the harmful effects that cause soil pollution?
Answer:
The natural condition of the soil is ruined.

• Its capacity for holding water is reduced.
• The poisons in the pollutants reach plants and animals.
• Through food, these poisons reach man.

b) Write any two scientific methods of waste management.
Answer:
Vermi composting
Production of biogas

c) Classify and tabulate the following household waste into biodegradable, non-biodegradable and hazardous waste.

Food Wastes, Paper, Bulbs, Footwear, CFL Lamps, Paint containers, Mobile phone battery, Vegetable wastes, Cardboard packing, plastic bottles, Glass bottles

Answer:

Biodegradable	Non-biodegradable	Hazardous waste
Food Wastes	Bulbs	CFL Lamps
Paper	Footwear	Mobile Phone Battery
Cardboard packing	Glass bottles	Paint containers
Vegetable Wastes	Plastic bottles

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Time: 2¼ hour

Instructions:

• 15 minutes cool-off time is allotted for reading and understanding the activities.
• Answer any six questions.

Question 1.
Roy and his mother are making tea. He observes and lists down some of the things that happen when tea is made. Those are given in the table below.
a) Complete the table.

(i) ______	(ii) ______	Radiation
Water boils	The pot heats up	(iii) ______

Answer:
i) Conduction
ii) Convection
iii) The heated air

b) Observe the picture of the thermoflask.
Write down how each of the parts marked in the picture help to prevent heat loss.

Answer:
i) The vacuum between double walls – As there is no air, heat loss by conduction is controlled
ii) Inner surface coated with silver salts – Heat loss by radiation is controlled.

c) Apart from the parts marked in the figure, what are the other arrangements in the thermoflask to prevent heat loss? Write any one.
Answer:
Glass vessel and lid – Heat transmission through conduction will be very less.

2. Question 2 has two parts 2(A) and 2(B). Write any one 2(A) or 2(B) completely.

Question 2.
(A) a) The following are the general properties of acids and bases. Find out the correct statements among them
A. Acids have a sour taste.
B. Bases turn blue litmus to red.
C. Bases react with oxides and hydroxides to form water and salts.
D. Acids react with carbonates to form Hydrogen.
1. B and D are correct
2. C and D are correct
3. A and C are correct
4. All are correct
Answer:
3. A and C are correct

b) Glass containers are suitable for storing pickles. What may be the reason?
Answer:
Glass containers are suitable for storing pickles because glass is non-reactive and does not react with the acids present in pickles.

c) Complete the table.

Food item	Acid content
i)	Malic acid
Tamarind	ii)
iii)	Citric acid
Buttermilk	iv)

Answer:

Food item	Acid content
i) Apple	Malic acid
Tamarind	ii) Tartaric acid
iii) Lemon	Citric acid
Buttermilk	iv) Lactic acid

OR

(B) a) Different methods of producing quality seeds/pl anting materials are given below. Complete the table.

Method	Features	Plants that can be produced
(i)	Flowers of different colours in one plant	Rose
(ii)	Producing quality seeds through artificial pollination	Coconut
Grafting	(iii)	Mango tree

Answer:
(i) Budding
(ii) Hybridization
(iii) It enables us to combine the most desirable characteristics of the two plants in their flowers and Suits

b) Examine the given statement and reason and write down the correct one.
Statement: Plants produced by layering possess the same qualities as the mother plant.
Reason: Layering is a method of vegetative propagation where a new plant is grown directly from a stem of the mother plant, carrying all of its genetic information.
A. Statement is correct. Reason is not suitable for the statement.
B. Statement is correct. Reason is suitable for the statement.
C. Statement is wrong. Reason is not suitable for the statement.
D. Statement and the reason are wrong.
Answer:
B. Statement is correct. Reason is suitable for the statement.

Question 3.
Raju while reading a comic book, saw a task to find the correct word.

a) How can he identify the correct word?
Answer:
By placing the word in front of a plane mirror. Lateral inversion helps to identify the correct word.

b) Which of the following shows the wrong representation of image of the letters that appear in mirror when placed in front of a plane mirror.

Answer:
(iii) is wrong

c) Writing in front of an ambulance is shown below. Why is it written so?

Answer:
In the front of the ambulance, the word “AMBULANCE” is written laterally inverted so that when another ‘ driver looks in their rearview mirror, the word will appear correctly and this lets the driver to give way for the ambulance.

Question 4.
You are provided with some of the objects that are given below.

Pen, Football, Instrument box, Plate, Steel glass, Cricket ball, Smiley ball

Light a torch against each of the objects. Observe the shape of the shadow formed on the wall,
a) Classify the given objects into two as given below.

Answer:

Objects that form circular Shadow	Objects that do not form circular Shadow
Football	Pen
Cricket ball	Instrument box
Smiley ball	Plate
	Steel glass

b) Write the result that helped you to classify the objects.
Answer:
Only spherical objects always form circular shadows.

Question 5.
Observe the picture of a branch which is separated from its parent plant after sprouting roots.

a) Write the name of this method of producing new plantlet.
Answer:
Layering

b) Write down any two merits of plantiets produced through this method.
Answer:
Merits of layering:

• Most of the plants can be grown this way
• The plantlets have the qualities of the parent plant.
• Through layering, we can produce more saplings within a short period.
• Flowering and fruiting of such plants are faster than those in plants formed from the seeds.

c) The steps of producing new plantiets in this method are given below write them in the correct order.
a. Cover with a polythene sheet.
b. Cut the branch and plant it in the soil.
c. Peel 6ff the bark iii a circular shape:
d. Select a branch of the plant from which plantlet is to be produced.
e. Cover the peeled off part with slightly moistened mixture’ of coconut fibre and soil.
Answer:
d) Select a branch of the plant from which the plantlet is to be produced,
c) Peel off the bark in a circular shape.
e) Cover the peeled-off part with a slightly moistened mixture of coconut fibre and soil.
a) Cover with a polythene sheet.
b) Cut the branch and plant it in the soil.

6. Question 6 has two parts 6 (A) and 6 (B). Write any one 6 (A) or 6 (B) 6 completely.

Question 6.
(A) A child’s research project is on the topic ‘ Safe food’. It should include the steps to be taken while selecting food items.
A) What are the signs of fresh fish?
Answer:
Fresh fiSh has finn, fresh flesh, clear eyes, shiny gills, and no foul smell.

B) What are the signs of spoiled fish?
Answer:
Spoiled fish has depressed flesh on pressing, detachçcl meat, green or dull gills, sunken eyes, and bad odours.

C) What factors should be considered while selecting milk and milk products?
Answer:
Factors to consider include the date of packing and expiry, damage to the packaging, proper sealing, refrigeration, brand logo, discoloiiriition, quality of the source.

D) What are the details recorded on packets of food substances?
Answer:

• The sign indicating quality.
• The packing date and-expiry date.
• The proportions of ingredients indicate.
• The names of .manufacturers1 and the maximum retail price (MRP).
• The signs indicating the use of vegetarian- non-vegetarian substances,

OR

(B) A) When the half part of the moon on which sunlight falls is visible from the Earth, which among the following can be seen to us.
a) The day will be a Full Moon Day.
b) The day will have a Half Moon during sunset.
c) That day will be a New Moon Day (Amavasi)
d) A small crescent will be visible on that day.
Answer:
b) The day will have a Half Moon during sunset.

B) Write the reasons for waxing and waning of the Moon.
Answer:
Waxing and waning (Vridhikshayam) is the difference in viewing the illuminated and shadow portions of the Moon as it revolves around the Earth.

C) Only one side of the Moon is seen facing the Earth. Why?
Answer:
Because revolution and rotation occur simultaneously.

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समयः 2: 15 घंटे

सामान्य निर्देशः

• पहला पंद्रह मिनिट का कूल ऑफ टाइम प्रश्न पत्र वाचन के लिए है।
• कुल 6 गतिविधियाँ हैं। सभी के उत्तर लिखना अनिवार्य हैं।
• दो गतिविधियों में विकल्प है।

I. सूचना : नीचे दिये गए खंड पढ़ें और प्रश्नों के उत्तर लिखें।

एशिया का सबसे साफ-सुथरा गाँव मावलिन्नोंग मेघालय में है। साल 2003 में इस गाँव को ऐशिया के सबसे साफ-सुथरे गाँव के तौर पर चुना गया। इस गाँव की सबसे बड़ी खासियत यह है कि यहाँ की सारी साफ-सफाई गाँववाले खुद ही करते हैं । स्वच्छता के लिए यहाँ के लोग किसी तरह से प्रशासन पर निर्भर नहीं है ।

(क) एशिया का सबसे साफ-सुथरा गाँव कौन है ?
(च) मेघालय
(ज) चेन्नई
(छ) मावलिन्नोंग
(झ) दिल्ली
उत्तर :
(छ) मावलिन्नोंग

(ख) इस गाँव को एशिया के सबसे साफ-सुथरे गाँव के तौर पर कब चुना गया ?
(च) 2003 में
(छ) 2008 में
(ज) 2007 में
(झ) 2004 में
उत्तर :
च) 2003 में

(ग) यहाँ की सबसे बड़ी खासियत क्या है ?
(च) स्वच्छता
(छ) जल-संरक्षण
(ज) सारी साफ – सफाई गाँववाले ही करते हैं।
(झ) सारी साफ – सफाई कर्मचारी ही करते हैं ।
उत्तर :
(ज) सारी साफ-सफाई गाँववाले ही करते हैं।

(घ) ‘स्वच्छता’ के विषय पर एक पोस्टर तैयार कीजिए ।
उत्तर :

II. सूचना: कवितांश पढ़ें और प्रश्नों के उत्तर लिखें ।
दरख्त अपने फूलों से
इतना प्यार करे कि
वह दे सके फूल
दुनिया को भी !

(क) दरख्त किससे प्यार करते हैं?
(च) पेड़ से
(ज) फूल से
(छ) टहनी से
(झ) फल से
उत्तर :
(ज) फूल से

(ख) कविता का आशय लिखें।
उत्तर :
दरख्त अपने फूलों से प्यार करता है । और वह इस प्यार को केवल अपने तक सीमित नहीं रखता । दरख्त अपने फूलों की सुंदरता, खुशबू और रंगीनता को दुनिया के साथ साझा करता है । इससे वह अपनी खूबसूरती और मधुरता को दूसरों के जीवन में भी बाँटता है, जिससे चारों ओर खुशहाली और सुंदरता फैलती है।

III. सूचना : नीचे दिए गए खंड पढें और प्रश्नों के उत्तर लिखें।

उन दिनों अंग्रेज़ों ने भारत में नमक पर टैक्स लगा रखा था। इससे नमक बहुत महँगा हो गया था । अंग्रेज़ों ने भारत के लोगों को खुद नमक बनाने से रोक रखा था। अगर कोई अपनी ही समुद्र पानी से नमक बनाना, उसे सज़ा हो सकती थी ।

(क) नमक क्यों बहुत महँगा हो गया था ?
(च) टैक्स लगाने से
(छ) भारत में यह बनाने से
(ज) समुद्र से बनाने के कारण
(झ) अंग्रेज़ों के आने से के
उत्तर :
(च) टैक्स लगाने से

(ख) नमक कैसे बनाना हैं ?
(च) नदी से
(छ) समुद्र से
(ज) तालाब से
(झ) कुएँ से
उत्तर :
(छ) समुद्र से

(ग) गाँधीजी अहमदाबाद से पैदल चलकर दांडी पहूँचे । खुद नमक बनाकर अंग्रेज़ों का कानून तोड़ा। इस घटना पर समाचार पत्र के लिए एक रपट तैयार करें।
उत्तर :
महात्मा गाँधी ने तोड़ा नमन कानून
दांडी, 6 अप्रैल 1930 : महात्मा गाँधी ने 12 मार्च 1930 को अहमदाबाद से दांडी तक की ऐतिहासिक यात्रा प्रारंभ की। यह यात्रा ब्रिटीश सरकार के नमक कर के विरोध में थी, जो भारतियों को नमक बनाने से रोकती थी। तीन हफ्तों से अधिक चली इस पदयात्रा में गाँधीजी के साथ हज़ारों लोग जुड़ते गए। 6 अप्रैल को गाँधीजी ने दांडी के समुद्र तट पर पहुँचकर समुद्र पानी से नमक बनाकर ब्रिटीश कानून का उल्लंघन गिया । इस प्रतीकात्मक कार्य ने स्वतंत्रता संग्राम को नई दिशा दी ।

IV. A. सूचना: ‘बया हमारी चिड़िया रानी’ कविता की पंक्तियाँ पढ़ें और नीचे दिए गए प्रश्नों को उत्तर दीजिए ।
तुझको दूर न जाने देंगे,
दानों से आँगन भर देंगे,
और हौज में भर देंगे हम
मीठी-मीठा ठंड़ा पानी ।

(क) चिड़िया के लिए आँगन में क्या भर देंगे ?
उत्तर :
दाना

(ख) कवितांश के आधार पर दो सही प्रस्ताव चुनकर लिखें।
(क) वह आँगन में दाना भर देंगे
(ख) वह तिनके से दाना बनाती है ।
(ग) वह पानी का इंतज़ाम करती है ।
(झ) वह अपने लिए भोजन स्वयं बनाती है।
उत्तर :
वह आँगन में दाना भर देंगे ।
वह पानी का इंतज़ाम करती है।

(ग) ‘चिड़िया दूर न जाए इस के लिए आँगन में दाना-पानी भर देंगे।’ यह आशयवाली दो पंक्तियाँ चुनकर लिखें।
उत्तर :
तुझको दूर न जोने देंगे।
दानों से आँगन भर देंगें ।

अथवा

B. सूचना: ‘यह धरती है उस किसान की’ कविता की पंक्तियाँ पढ़ें और नीचे दिए गए प्रश्नों को उत्तर दीजिए ।
देख रहा है मिट्टी में सोने का सपना,
मिट्टी की महिमा गाता है,
मिट्टी के ही अंतस्तल में,
अपने तन की खाद मिलाकर
मिट्टी को जीवित रखता है,
खुद जीता है।
यह धरती है उस किसान की ।

(क) कवितांश में ‘स्वप्न’ के लिए प्रयुक्त शब्द कौन-सा है ?
(च) महिमा
(ज) सपना
(छ) धरती
(झ) मिट्टी
उत्तर :
(ज) सपना

(ख) कवितांश के आधार पर दो सही प्रस्ताव चुनकर लिखें।
(क) यह धरती किसान की है।
(ख) यह धरती किसान की नहीं है।
(ग) किसान मिट्टी की निंदा करता है।
(झ) किसान मिट्टी की महिमा गाता है।
उत्तर :
यह धरती किसान की है।
किसान मिट्टी की महिमा गाता है।

(ग) मिट्टी में ही सुख-समृद्धि का सपना देखते हैं। वे अपना मिट्टी की महिमा और महत्व को समझते हैं। यह आशयवाली दो पंक्तियाँ चुनकर लिखें।
उत्तर :
देख रहा है मिट्टी में सोने का सपना
मिट्टी की महिमा गाता है।

V. सूचना: खंड पढ़ें और प्रश्नों के उत्तर लिखें।
रानी लक्ष्मीबाई का जन्म 19 नवंबर 1828 में उत्तर प्रदेश के वारणासी में हुआ था । वे 1857 के प्रथम स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में वीरांगना के रूप में भाग लेते हैं । झांसी की लड़ाई और ग्वालियर का युद्ध उनके जीवन की महत्वपूर्ण घटनाएँ हैं। 18 नवंबर 1858 को मध्यप्रदेश के ग्वालियर में उनकी मृत्यु हुई।
(क) खंड़ के आधार पर प्रोफाइल तैयार करें ।

रानी लक्ष्मीबाई जन्म: जन्मस्थान: कार्यक्षेत्र: महत्वपूर्ण घटनाएँ: मृत्युतिथि और स्थान:

उत्तर :

रानी लक्ष्मी बाई जन्म :19 नवंबर 1828 जन्मस्थान : वारणासी, उत्तरप्रदेश कार्यक्षेत्र : 1857 के प्रथम स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में वीरांगना के रूप में योगदान महत्वपूर्ण घटनाएँ : झाँसी की लड़ाई ग्वालियर का युद्ध मृत्यु : 18 नवंबर 1858 ग्वालियर, मध्यप्रदेश

(ख) झांसी रानी के जीवन की महत्वपूर्ण घटनाएँ क्या-क्या है?
उत्तर :
झांसी की लड़ाई और ग्वालियर का युद्ध

VI. A. सूचना : पोस्टर पढ़ें और प्रश्नों के उत्तर लिखें।

यह हिन्दी क्लब के नेतृत्व में तैयार किया गया है।
(क) हिन्दी क्लब के नेतृत्व में ‘ईरानी फिल्म का प्रदर्शन’ कहाँ हुआ था?
उत्तर :
स्कूल सभागृह में

(ख) पोस्टर के आधार पर रपट तैयार करें
उत्तर :
ईरानी, फिल्म का प्रदर्शन
कोट्टयम, 13 जून 2025: हमारे विद्यालय में 15 जून 2025 को ईरानी फिल्म का प्रदर्शन चल रहा था। स्कूल के सभागृह में सुबह दस बजे इसकी शुरुआत की। इस फिल्म का प्रदर्शन हिन्दी क्लब के नेतृत्व में था । हमारा प्रधानाध्यापक श्री सुनील जी इसका उद्घाटन किया।

अथवा

B. सूचना : हिन्दी क्लब के द्वारा ‘हिन्दी दिवस’ पर चलाई गई हिन्दी प्रतियोगिता की सूचनाएँ पढ़ें ।

(क) हिन्दी दिवस कब मनाता है?
उत्तर :
चौदह सितंबर को

(ख) सूचनाओं के आधार पर पोस्टर तैयार कीजिए ।
उत्तर :