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Which is the smallest planet in our Solar System?
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X is the farthest planet from the Sun in our Solar System. 'X' is _______.
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question_answer3)
A lowland between two mountains is called ________.
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question_answer4)
Select the correct option from the following.
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Unlike Moon, stars give their own light. done
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Unlike stars, Moon gives its own light. done
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Like Moon, stars shine by reflecting Sun's light. done
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Like stars, Moon appears twinkling in the night sky. done
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question_answer5)
Observe the given figure. What is the time of the day?
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question_answer6)
The day and night are caused due to ________ of Earth on its ______.
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question_answer7)
Select the option that correctly identifies 'X' in the given sequence of planets..
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question_answer8)
Zarrin looked at the Moon from her window. It was shining brightly in the sky. Where does the light come from, which makes the Moon shine?
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The Moon gets its light from the Sun. done
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The Moon has its own light. done
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The Moon gets its light from satellite. done
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The Moon gets its light from the Earth. done
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question_answer9)
Select the correct match from the following.
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question_answer10)
Complete the following paragraph by selecting the correct sequence of words. __ rotates from ____ to ___ on its own ____. Its rotation causes day and night. It also revolves around the ___ on fixed path called ___.
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Sun, East, West, Orbit, Earth, Axis done
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Earth, East, West, Orbit, Sun, Axis done
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Earth, East, West, Axis, Sun, Orbit done
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question_answer11)
The given diagrams show shadows of a pole at different times on a sunny day. In diagram A, the pole casts the shadowat 11.00 a.m. Predict, what time the pole will cast the shadow in diagram B.
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question_answer12)
Select the correct option regarding the figure shown here.
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People in part X would be sleeping at this time. done
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People in part Y would be sleeping at this time. done
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People in part X would be wearing woollen clothes whereas those in part Y would be wearing only South Pole cotton clothes. done
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question_answer13)
_______ has no role in change of seasons at different places of Earth.
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question_answer14)
Select the INCORRECT statement.
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Forests are large land areas covered with trees. done
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Plateau is a highland which is flat on top. done
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Hill is a small, low mountain. done
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Pond is a large water body surrounded by land on three sides. done
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question_answer15)
Study the table given below carefully.
Original length of a flag pole
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3 m
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Length of shadow of the flag pole at 8 a.m.
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4 m
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Length of shadow of the flag pole at 10 a.m.
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2 m
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Length of shadow of the flag pole at 1 p.m.
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0.7 m
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What will be the approximate length of the shadow at 5 p.m.?
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It will be longer than 4 m. done
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It will be longer than 2 m but shorter than 4 m. done
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It will be longer than 0.7 m but shorter than 4 m. done
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It will be longer than 0.7 m but shorter than 2 m. done
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question_answer16)
Farheen drew a diagram of the Moon she saw on one night. After few nights, she drew another diagram of what the Moon looked like then. Why does the Moon look different on different nights?
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The Moon grows in size day by day. done
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It comes nearer to Earth day by day. done
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We only see that part of the Moon which is lit up by the Sun. done
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Both (a) and (c) done
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question_answer17)
What will be the shape of shadow formed on the wall when magnets L and K are placed between the light source and the wall as shown here?
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question_answer18)
Supriya: Japan is called 'the land of the rising Sun'.
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Vishwas: Sun is the closest star to Earth.
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Read the given conversation and select the correct option.
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Supriya is right but Vishwas is wrong. done
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Both Supriya and Vishwas are right. done
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Vishwas is right but Supriya is wrong. done
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Both Supriya and Vishwas are wrong. done
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question_answer19)
Vaishali fell asleep under a tree at time P and woke up at Q (as shown).
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She is wondering why she cannot see her shadow. Select the correct explanation for this.
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1. At time 'P', the tree is blocking the light and preventing it from falling on her. |
2. At time 'Q', her shadow falls at the back, so she cannot see her shadow. |
3. She fell asleep in the morning and woke up in the evening. |
4. She is reflecting back sunlight. |
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2 and 3 only done
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question_answer20)
Select the correct option in reference to the given word chop table.
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Natural satellite of Earth - 6, 1 done
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Hottest planet of our Solar System - 4, 12, 7 done
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Smallest planet of our Solar System - 2, 3 done
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Largest planet of our Solar System - 8, 10, 15 done
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