Enfant India
International School
Semester
I 2020-21
Std- VI Subject- Chemistry Marks-40
Section
I ( 20 marks )
Q1-Write true or false against each statement: 5m
i.
Common salt is an element.
ii.
The symbol of nitrogen is N.
iii.
Melting of ice is a chemical change.
iv.
Chalk powder can be separated from water by
filtration.
v.
Solids can flow easily.
Q2-Fill in the
blanks with the suitable words-
5m
i-
Burning of a substance is a……….. change.
ii-
Salt can be obtained from sea water by..……..
.
iii-
…………can be compressed to some extent.
iv-
………....is a metal which is liquid at room
temperature.
v-
Most physical changes are…………….. .
Q3-Choose the correct option- 5m
i-
Pure substances are classified as-
a. Elements b. Elements and compounds
ii-
Which is a liquid metal?
a. Iron b. Mercury
iii-
The liquid that passes through the filter
paper is called-
a. Residue b. Filtrate
iv-
The amount of space occupied by an object is
called-
a. Volume b. Material
v-
The molecules are very closely packed in-
a. Solids b. Liquids
Q4- Give one word for the following-
5m
i.
The short form used to represent the name of
an element.__________
ii.
A positively charged particle present in the
nucleus of atom.________
iii.
A negatively charged particle present in the
shell of an atom.________
iv.
The liquid that dissolves a solid in it._____________
v.
Anything that occupies space and has
mass._____________
Section II ( 20 marks )
Q5- Define any three
of the following terms- 2X3=
6m
i.
Melting point
ii.
Fusion
iii.
Condensation
iv.
Atom
v.
Molecule
Q6- Differentiate between the following- 2X2= 4m
i.
Chemical change and physical change
ii.
Mixture and compound
Q7- Give reasons for the following-
2X2= 4m
i-
Filtration is a better method of separating
an insoluble solid component as compared to decantation.
ii-
A chair is considered as solid.
Q8- Answer the following questions-
2X3= 6m
i-
How can matter be classified on the basis of
chemical constitution?
ii-
What do you understand by an alloy?
iii-
Name the elements present in
A. Sodium
chloride ( NaCl )
B. Calcium
oxide ( CaO )