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0% Class - 4 - Science -Matter and Materials -1 1 / 20 The amount of space taken up by matter is called: Volume Shape Mass Width 2 / 20 Look at the given pictures carefully. They show particles of the same matter. In which picture is the matter coldest? D B C A 3 / 20 Air is different from water; it: Has no definite shape Has no definite volume Occupies space Has a definite mass 4 / 20 Which of the following is/are in a liquid state normally? Water Mercury All of the above Petrol 5 / 20 Which of the following has a fixed volume but no fixed shape? Salt Ice Milk Water vapour 6 / 20 Soda water contains dissolved: Carbon dioxide Common salt Wax Oxygen 7 / 20 The intermodular space is more in: Water Mercury Hydrogen Iron 8 / 20 Which of the following is incorrectly written? The capacity of the jug is 2 litres The chocolate weighs 20 gm The bag of flour weighs 10 kg The capacity of the water tank is 1 kg 9 / 20 One day Surya's father put naphthalene balls between woolen clothes to keep them protected from insects. After a few days he saw that the size of the naphthalene balls had reduced. This process is called: Condensation Melting Freezing Sublimation 10 / 20 Which of the following states of matter has the strongest forces of attraction between its molecules? None Liquid Solid Gas 11 / 20 Which of the following is not solid? Flour Cotton wool Plasticine Honey 12 / 20 Which of the following can vary in volume? B C A D 13 / 20 Sunil took some water and dissolved some salt in it. Later he placed the salty water under sunlight for four days. He found only the crystals of salt but not the water. The process demonstrated in the above experiment is: Condensation Filtration Evaporation Boiling 14 / 20 The bubbles that come out rapidly when we open a soda water bottle are: Oxygen bubbles Water bubbles Carbon dioxide bubbles Nitrogen bubbles 15 / 20 The homogeneous mixture of two or more substances is called: Solution Solute Solvent Mixture 16 / 20 When gas changes into liquid, it is called: Melting Evaporation Condensation Solidification 17 / 20 We can separate sand from water by: Evaporation Boiling Condensation Filtration 18 / 20 The object in the given figure is made of a combination of and Wood, metal Metal, plastic Glass, metal Rubber, wood 19 / 20 Three different containers shown below contain 500 ml of water in each of them. This indicates that water has A definite volume A definite shape No definite volume No definite shape 20 / 20 Which of the following objects is incorrectly classified? Tracing paper Metal can Clean water Wood Your score is The average score is 50% 0% Restart quiz
Class - 4 - Science -Matter and Materials -1
1 / 20
The amount of space taken up by matter is called:
2 / 20
Look at the given pictures carefully. They show particles of the same matter. In which picture is the matter coldest?
3 / 20
Air is different from water; it:
4 / 20
Which of the following is/are in a liquid state normally?
5 / 20
Which of the following has a fixed volume but no fixed shape?
6 / 20
Soda water contains dissolved:
7 / 20
The intermodular space is more in:
8 / 20
Which of the following is incorrectly written?
9 / 20
One day Surya's father put naphthalene balls between woolen clothes to keep them protected from insects. After a few days he saw that the size of the naphthalene balls had reduced. This process is called:
10 / 20
Which of the following states of matter has the strongest forces of attraction between its molecules?
11 / 20
Which of the following is not solid?
12 / 20
Which of the following can vary in volume?
13 / 20
Sunil took some water and dissolved some salt in it. Later he placed the salty water under sunlight for four days. He found only the crystals of salt but not the water. The process demonstrated in the above experiment is:
14 / 20
The bubbles that come out rapidly when we open a soda water bottle are:
15 / 20
The homogeneous mixture of two or more substances is called:
16 / 20
When gas changes into liquid, it is called:
17 / 20
We can separate sand from water by:
18 / 20
The object in the given figure is made of a combination of and
19 / 20
Three different containers shown below contain 500 ml of water in each of them.
This indicates that water has
20 / 20
Which of the following objects is incorrectly classified?
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0% Class - 4 - Science -Matter and Materials -2 1 / 10 A syrup is a ………….. of sugar in water. Solution Solute Solvent None of the above 2 / 10 When a plunger is pushed in, the air is compressed because it has: A definite shape No definite volume A definite volume No definite shape 3 / 10 This is a chemical change : Melting of ice None of the above Freezing of water Burning of paper 4 / 10 When describing the colour, size, shape, or smell of an object, you are describing the : States of matter Physical properties of matter Chemical properties of matter Mass of matter 5 / 10 Which of the following is an insoluble substance in water? Salt Sugar Sand Oxygen 6 / 10 Name the solutes that are soluble in water ? Sand and sugar Sand and salt Salt and kerosene Sugar and salt 7 / 10 Which of the following is not an outcome of condensation? Air currents Frost Hail Fog 8 / 10 A chemical change takes place when one form of matter changes to___. A molecule An atom Another kind of matter None of these 9 / 10 Solids can keep their shape because: Particles in solids stay far apart Particles in solids are cold Particles in solids are hot Particles in solids stay close together 10 / 10 Look at the following picture carefully and find out which material the below object is made of. Plastic Wood Metal Glass Your score is The average score is 28% 0% Restart quiz
Class - 4 - Science -Matter and Materials -2
1 / 10
A syrup is a ………….. of sugar in water.
2 / 10
When a plunger is pushed in, the air is compressed because it has:
3 / 10
This is a chemical change :
4 / 10
When describing the colour, size, shape, or smell of an object, you are describing the :
5 / 10
Which of the following is an insoluble substance in water?
6 / 10
Name the solutes that are soluble in water ?
7 / 10
Which of the following is not an outcome of condensation?
8 / 10
A chemical change takes place when one form of matter changes to___.
9 / 10
Solids can keep their shape because:
10 / 10
Look at the following picture carefully and find out which material the below object is made of.
The average score is 28%
