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    VELAMMAL VIDHYASHRAM MARAIMALAI NAGAR

    MODEL QUESTION PAPER

    GRADE - 6 SUBJECT – SCIENCE TOTAL MARKS : 30

    LESSON NAME – CHANGES AROUND US

    I. SECTION A: CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION (Each carries one mark)

    6*1=6

    1.The process of decomposition of carbohydrates into an alcohol or an acid is called

    a. Catalyst. b. Slow change. c. Fermentation d. Irreversible

    2.During Exothermic reaction the temperature of the substances

    a. Falls. b. Remains the same. c. Increases. d. All of the above

    3.The wick of the candle burns, producing carbon dioxide and water is an example of

    a. Physical change b. Reversible change c. Chemical change. d. Desirable change

    4.Expansion of metals on heating is an example of

    a. Physical change b. Reversible change. c. Fast change d. Chemical change

    5.Which of the following is a Reversible change

    a. Clothes drying in air. b. Bursting a balloon. c. Boiling an egg. d. Burning of

    camphor
    6.The curing and weathering of rocks is an example of

    a. Undesirable change. b. Fast change. c. Physical change. d. Slow change

    II.SECTION B(Each question carries two marks NO CHOICE) 2*2=4

    7.Why is kneading dough considered a physical change, but baking it into bread is a

    chemical change?

    8.While melting ice show a reversible change, but why burning paper shows an

    irreversible change? Are all physical changes reversible?

    III.SECTION C (Each question carries 03 marks NO CHOICE) 2*3=6

    9.You are given two samples of limestone: one in powdered form and the other in

    large chunks. When dilute hydrochloric acid is added to both, Which reacts faster?

    Analyse this observation and explain how the size of the particles affects the rate of a

    chemical reaction.

    10.You place a cold bottle of water on a table, and after a few minutes, water droplets

    form on its outer surface. Why does this happen? Describe how this demonstrates

    condensation and the role of temperature in this process.

    IV.SECTION D (Each question carries 04 marks NO CHOICE) 2*4=8

    11.What are the conditions required for Chemical reactions?

    12.Differentiate between Exothermic and Endothermic reaction with example.

    IV.SECTION D (Each question carries 03 marks NO CHOICE) 2*3=6


    13.Chemical changes play a crucial role in producing both life-saving medicines as

    well as destructive weapons. Analyse how the same chemical knowledge can be used

    for both beneficial and harmful purposes.

    14.Fermented foods like yogurt are known to be good for gut health due to the helpful

    bacteria they contain. Bakery items, such as bread, are also made using fermentation.

    How do fermented foods and bakery items differ in terms of health benefits? What is

    the role of microorganisms in both types of fermentation, and how do they impact gut

    health?

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