ACTIVITY 5

1.When an iron nail gets

11.Potassium nitrate is
rusted, iron oxide is used in?
formed? 12.Permanent hardness
2. Galvanised iron sheets of water may be
have a coating of? removed by the addition
of?
3. Among the various
allotropes of carbon? 13. Soda water contains?
4. The group of metals Fe, 14. The most important
Co, Ni may best called as? ore of aluminium is?
5. Heavy water is? 15. Most soluble in water
6. The chemical (ethyl is?
mercaptan) added to the 16. Which of the
otherwise odourless LPG following was to be
cooking gas for imparting
discovered first in the
a detectable smell to the
chromospheres of the
gas is a compound of?
sun?
7. The element common to
all acids is?
17. Which of the
following is in liquid form
8. Non stick cooking at room temperature?
utensils are coated with?
18. Sodium metal is kept
9. Monazite is an ore of?
under?
10. Carbon, diamond and
19. Which of the
graphite are together
following are the
called?
ingredients of gun 19.D.Copper,Tin

metal? 20.D.Pitchblende

20. From which mineral

is radium obtained?
ANSWER (ACTIVITY 5) ANSWER (ACTIVITY 6)
10.LOWER1.TRACHEA
1.C. With increase in the weight of
the nail. 2.BRONCHI
2.C.Zinc 3.BRONCHIOLES
3.C.Diamond is the 4.BUBBLE LIKE
hardest,graphite is the softest
5.ALVEOLI
4.A.Transition metals
6.INHALE
5.A.Deuterium oxide
7.EXPANDS
6.D.Sulfur
8.CAVITY
7.A.Hydrogen
9.SPACE
8.A.Teflon
10.LOWER
9.D.Thorium
11.NIGHER
10.A.Allotrope
12.BREATH OUT
11.B.Fertilizer
13.ORIGINAL PLACE
12.A.Sodium carbonate
14ORIGINAL SIZE
13.C.Carbon dioxide
15.AIR
14.D. Bauxite

15.D.Sugar

16.D.Helium

17.C.Francium

18.D.Kerosene
ACTIVITY 9
1. What is laughing gas?
2. Actinides are the
elements with atomic
numbers from?
3. The two elements that
are frequently used for
making transistors are?
4. The filament of an
electric bulb is made of?
5. Diamond is an allotropic
form of?
6. In fireworks, the green
flame is produced because
of?
7. Permanent hardness of
water can be removed by
adding?
8. Marsh gas is?
9. LPG consists of mainly?
10. Air is a/an?
11.Production of
chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) gas
which is proposed to be
banned in India, is used in
which of the following
domestic products?
12. Balloons are filled with?
13.Which of the following does
not contain a coinage metal?
14.Which metal pollute the air
of a big city?
15.Bell metal is an alloy of?
16.Water is a good solvent of
ionic salts because?
17.Which of the following is
not an isotope of hydrogen?
18.The main constituents of
pearls are
19. Amalgams are
20.Which of the following is
the lightest metal?
 18.B.Calcium carbonate and
Magnesium Carbonate

19.B.Alloys which contain mercury

as one of the contents

20.B.Lithium

ANSWER(ACTIVITY 10)
ANSWER(ACTIVITY 9)
1. Jupiter

1.A.Nitrous Oxide 2. O

2.C.89 to 103 3. Tsunami

3.B.Silicon and Germanium 4. False - They are omnivores

4.A.Tungsten 5. Nitrogen

5.B.Carbon 6. A trunk

6.B.Sodium 7. True

7.B.Washing Soda 8. Mount Everest

8.C.Methane 9. The sun

9.D.Methane,Butane and Propane 10. True

10.D.Mixture 11. Helium

11.B.Refrigerator 12. Spiders

12.B.Helium 13. 7

13.B.Zinc and Gold 14. Lava

14.C.Lead 15. True

15.D.Tin and Copper 16. The skull

16.C. it has a high dipole 17. An acid (hydrochloric acid)

17.D. Yttrium 18. False (it is the cheetah)

19. 0
20. Albert Einstein
ACTIVITY 10
1. What is the biggest planet
in our solar system?
2. What is the chemical
symbol for the element
oxygen?
3. Another name for a tidal
wave is a?
4. True or false? Dogs are
herbivores.
5. What is the 7th element on
the periodic table of
elements?
6. What is the name of the
long appendage that hangs
from an elephants face?
7. True or false? DNA is the
shortened form of the term
Deoxyribonucleic acid?
8. The highest mountain on
earth is?
9. What is the name of the
closest star to the earth?
10. True or false? Frogs are
cold blooded animals.
11. What is the name of the
element with the chemical
symbol He?
12. The fear of what animal is
known as arachnophobia?
13. Pure water has a pH level
of a around?
14. The molten rock that
comes from a volcano after it
has erupted is known as what?
15. True or false? Yogurt is
produced by bacterial
fermentation of milk.
16. What is the name of the
part of the human skeleton
which protects our brain?
17. Is the compound HCl an
acid or base?
18. True or false? The fastest
land animal in the world is the
zebra.
19. How many bones do
sharks have in their bodies?
20. What famous scientist was
awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize
in Physics for his work on
theoretical physics?
ACTIVITY 8 (TRUE OR
FALSE)
1. True or false? Electrons are
larger than molecules.
2. True or false? The Atlantic
Ocean is the biggest ocean on
Earth.
3. True or false? The chemical
make up food often changes
when you cook it.
4. True or false? Sharks are
mammals.
5. True or false? The human
body has four lungs.
6. True or false? Atoms are
most stable when their outer
shells are full.
7. True or false? Filtration
separates mixtures based
upon their particle size.
8. True or false? Venus is the
closest planet to the Sun.
9. True or false? Conductors
have low resistance.
10. True or false? Molecules
can have atoms from more
than one chemical element.
11. True or false? Water is an
example of a chemical
element.
12. True or false? The study of
plants is known as botany.
13. True or false? Mount
Kilimanjaro is the tallest
mountain in the world.
14. True or false? Floatation
separates mixtures based on
density.
15. True or false? Herbivores
eat meat.
16. True or false? Atomic
bombs work by atomic fission.
17. True or false? Molecules 19. True or false? Kelvin is a
are chemically bonded. measure of temperature.

18. True or false? Spiders have 20. True or false? The human
six legs. skeleton is made up of less
than 100 bones