Chapter 6-Changes around Us worksheet for class 6 science
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Section - A
Q1. Give an example each of natural change and a man made change.
Ans. Ripening of fruits is an example of natural change.
Weaving of cloths is an example of manmade change.
Q2. What happens when metal is heated?
Ans. Any metal when heated ,becomes larger in size, which is called as expansion
Q3. Melting of ice is the example a change. Mention the change.
Ans. Melting of ice is the example of reversible change
Q4. Give an example of an irreversible change.
Ans. Conversion of Milk to curd is an example of irreversible change.
Q5. What happens on application of heat to a glass of water
Ans. A glass of water when heated results in the evaporation of water.Thus the quantity of water decreases.
Q6. Give an example of irreversible change that take place due to heating.
Ans. Heating of plastic toy is an example of irreversible change.
Q7. Mention the change in the baaking of cake.
Ans. Baking of cake is the example of irreversible change.
Q8. What happens to the size of the material when it is cooled?
Ans. Material’s size decreases when it is cooled.
Q9. Which processes can change the state of matter?
Ans. Heating or cooling process can be change the state of matter.
Q10. Mention the types of changes that occur around us.
Ans.Two types of changes occur around us are:
- Reversible
- Irreversible
Section - B
Q11. What do you mean by reversible change?Give an example.
Ans. A change that can be reversed is called reversible change.
Example: Hot milk to cold milk or heating of milk followed by its cooling.
Q12. What is a irreversible change?Give an example.
Ans. A change that can not be reversed is called irreversible change.
Example → Milk to curd
Q13. Give some examples of desirable changes.
Ans. Examples of desirable changes are :
- The growth of an organism
- Drying of clothes
- Ripening of fruits
- Changing of milk into curd
Q14. Give some examples of undesirable changes.
Ans. Some examples of undesirable changes are:
- Rusting of iron
- Pollution caused by vehicle
- Death of a person
- Destruction caused by flood etc
Q15. What do you mean by slow change?
Ans. The change, which takes place over a long time, is called a slow change.
These slow changes may take hours, days, months or years.
e.g., Germination of seed, rusting of iron
Q16. What do you understand by a fast change?
Ans. Fast changes occur very fast. These changes occur with in seconds or minutes
e.g., Changing of ice into water, Burning of matchstick
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