Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (SSC) · Science (सामान्य विज्ञान)
Chapter: Chapter 3 — Chapter 3: Let's Separate the Components
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does filtration separate? [1]
(A) Insoluble solids from liquids
(B) Dissolved solids from liquids
(C) Gases from liquids
(D) Nothing specific
2. What is an example of filtration? [1]
(A) Separating sand from water
(B) Separating salt from saltwater
(C) Separating stones from flour
(D) Separating gases
3. What does evaporation separate? [1]
(A) A dissolved solid from a liquid
(B) An insoluble solid from a liquid
(C) Two gases
(D) Two solids only
4. What is an example of evaporation? [1]
(A) Getting salt from saltwater
(B) Separating sand from water
(C) Sieving flour
(D) Filtering rice
5. What does sieving separate? [1]
(A) Particles of different sizes
(B) Dissolved substances
(C) Gases from liquids
(D) Nothing specific
6. What is an example of sieving? [1]
(A) Separating stones from flour
(B) Getting salt from saltwater
(C) Filtering sand from water
(D) Separating gases
7. What determines the separation method used? [1]
(A) Properties like solubility and particle size
(B) Random choice
(C) Only colour
(D) Only smell
8. Why learn about separating mixtures? [1]
(A) To understand how components are separated by properties
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does filtration separate? [1]
(A) Insoluble solids from liquids
(B) Dissolved solids from liquids
(C) Gases from liquids
(D) Nothing specific
10. What is an example of filtration? [1]
(A) Separating sand from water
(B) Separating salt from saltwater
(C) Separating stones from flour
(D) Separating gases
11. What does evaporation separate? [1]
(A) A dissolved solid from a liquid
(B) An insoluble solid from a liquid
(C) Two gases
(D) Two solids only
12. What is an example of evaporation? [1]
(A) Getting salt from saltwater
(B) Separating sand from water
(C) Sieving flour
(D) Filtering rice
13. What does sieving separate? [1]
(A) Particles of different sizes
(B) Dissolved substances
(C) Gases from liquids
(D) Nothing specific
14. What is an example of sieving? [1]
(A) Separating stones from flour
(B) Getting salt from saltwater
(C) Filtering sand from water
(D) Separating gases
15. What determines the separation method used? [1]
(A) Properties like solubility and particle size
(B) Random choice
(C) Only colour
(D) Only smell
16. Why learn about separating mixtures? [1]
(A) To understand how components are separated by properties
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests