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Class 6th Chapters
1. Food: Where Does It Come From? 2. Components Of Food 3. Fibre To Fabric
4. Sorting Materials Into Groups 5. Separation Of Substances 6. Changes Around Us
7. Getting To Know Plants 8. Body Movements 9. The Living Organisms — Characteristics And Habitats
10. Motion And Measurement Of Distances 11. Light, Shadows And Reflections 12. Electricity And Circuits
13. Fun With Magnets 14. Water 15. Air Around Us
16. Garbage In, Garbage Out



Chapter 14 Water



Multiple Choice Questions

Question 1. Which of the following activity does not involve use of water?

(a) Washing clothes

(b) Bathing

(c) Cleaning utensils

(d) Drying wet clothes

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Question 2. In which of the following activities will you use minimum amount of water?

(a) Bathing

(b) Brushing teeth

(c) Washing clothes

(d) Mopping a room

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Question 3. The quantity of water required to produce one page of your book is

(a) one bucket

(b) ten buckets

(c) two glasses

(d) few drops

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Question 4. Water in our tap comes from a

(a) river

(b) lake

(c) well

(d) river, lake or well

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Question 5. In which of the following case evaporation of water will be slowest?

(a) A tray of water kept in sunlight.

(b) A kettle of water kept on a burner.

(c) A glass of water kept in a room.

(d) A bucket of water kept on rooftop.

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Question 6. Transpiration is a process in which plants

(a) receive water from soil.

(b) absorb water vapour from air.

(c) prepare food from water.

(d) release water vapour.

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Question 7. Clouds are

(a) tiny drops of water floating in air.

(b) mixture of dust and water vapour.

(c) particles of water vapour.

(d) rain drops in air.

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Question 8. Wells are fed by

(a) pond water.

(b) lake water.

(c) rain water.

(d) ground water.

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Question 9. Floods cause extensive damage to

(a) crops.

(b) property and human life.

(c) domestic animals.

(d) all of the above.

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Question 10. “Catch water where it falls” is the basic idea behind

(a) recycling of water.

(b) making dams to store water.

(c) rain water harvesting.

(d) condensation of water vapour.

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Very Short Answer Questions

Question 11. Look at Fig. 14.1.

Fig. 14.1 showing various activities involving water

Write down activities shown in this figure in which water is being used.

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Question 12. Write any two activities which require more than a bucket of water.

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Question 13. Write any two activities which require less than one bucket of water.

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Short Answer Questions

Question 14. Why do wet clothes placed on a clothes line get dry after some time? Explain.

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Question 15. Water kept in sunlight gets heat from sun and is evaporated. But how does water kept under the shade of a tree also gets evaporated? Explain.

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Question 16. How do the areas covered with concrete affect the availability of ground water?

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Question 17. Why is there a need for conserving water? Give two reasons.

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Question 18. Fill in the blanks selecting words from the following list snow, rain, clouds, vapour, evaporation, transpiration.

Water, as _____ goes into atmosphere by the processes of ______ and _____ and forms ________, which on condensation fall in the form of ______ and _______.

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Long Answer Questions

Question 19. Most of the water that falls on the land as rain and snow, sooner or later goes back to a sea or an ocean. Explain how it happens?

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Question 20. Draw a diagram to show how sea water reaches a lake or pond.

Diagram showing how sea water reaches a lake or pond

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Question 21. Dissolve two spoons of common salt in half a cup of water. Now if you want to get the salt back, what will you do?

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Question 22. Explain the process of rooftop rain water harvesting with the help of a suitable diagram.

Diagram showing rooftop rain water harvesting

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