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Important Question Answers Methods of Separation in Everyday Life Class -6 Subject-Science ********************************** 1 Mark Questions What is winnowing? Winnowing is the process of separating lighter particles like husk from heavier particles like grains using air or wind. Name a method to separate cream from milk. Churning. What is filtration used for? Filtration is used to separate insoluble solids from liquids. What remains in the sieve during sieving? Bigger particles, such as stones or bran, remain in the sieve. What type of materials can be separated using a magnet? Magnetic materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt. 2 Marks Questions What is sedimentation? Sedimentation is the process where heavier particles settle down at the bottom of a liquid when left undisturbed. How is decantation different from filtration? In decantation, the liquid is gently poured off after sedimentation, while filtration uses a filter to remove insoluble solids. Give two examples where sieving i...

Multiple Choice Questions Methods of Separation in Everyday Life Class-6 Subject-Science **************************************** Which method is used to remove pebbles from rice? a) Filtration b) Handpicking c) Decantation d) Sieving Answer: b) Handpicking The method of separating grains from stalks by beating is called: a) Winnowing b) Threshing c) Sieving d) Filtration Answer: b) Threshing Which of these separation methods uses wind or air? a) Handpicking b) Winnowing c) Sieving d) Magnetic separation Answer: b) Winnowing Which process is used to remove husk from wheat using air? a) Winnowing b) Sedimentation c) Sieving d) Filtration Answer: a) Winnowing Sieving is used to separate: a) Tea leaves from tea b) Sand from stones c) Salt from saltwater d) Cream from milk Answer: b) Sand from stones Which of these is an example of sedimentation? a) Sand settling at the bottom of a glass of water b) Removing stones from rice c) Separating ...

Chapter-Methods of Separation in Everyday Life Class - 6 Subject-Science ********************************** 1. What purpose does handpicking serve in the process of separation? (i) Filtration               (ii) Sorting (iii) Evaporation        (iv) Decantation 2. Which of the following substances are commonly separated using the churning method? (i) Oil from water                  (ii) Sand from water (iii) Cream from milk           (iv) Oxygen from air 3. Which factor is usually essential for the filtration? (i) Apparatus size                (ii) Presence of air (iii) Pore size                       (iv) Temperature of the mixture 4. State with reason(s) whether the following statements are True [T] or False [F]. Also, correct the False statement(s). (i) Salt can be se...

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Chapter-Democratic Rights-Important Question Answer  Class - 9  Subject-Social Science ------------------------------------------ 2 Marks Questions: 1. What are rights? Rights are reasonable claims people have over society and the government. They are protected by law and ensure freedom and dignity. 2. What is the Right to Equality? Every citizen is equal before the law. There is no discrimination based on religion, caste, sex, or place of birth. 3. What is meant by ‘rule of law’? The law is the same for everyone. No one is above the law, not even leaders. 4. What is secularism? The state does not support or oppose any religion. People are free to follow any religion or no religion. 5. What is the Right to Freedom? Citizens are free to express themselves and live freely. Includes freedom of speech, movement, and occupation. 6. What is meant by 'untouchability' and is it allowed in India? Untouchability means treating lower castes as impure. It is banned and punishable under th...