Vaishali Gupta and Anuradha Gupta Solutions for Exercise 3: Exercises

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Attempt the free practice questions from Exercise 3: Exercises with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4 solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.

Questions from Vaishali Gupta and Anuradha Gupta Solutions for Exercise 3: Exercises with Hints & Solutions

EASY
4th CBSE
IMPORTANT
OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>Q A

The Earth's axis is

EASY
4th CBSE
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OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>Q A

The hottest planet is Mercury.

MEDIUM
4th CBSE
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OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S RECALL

Recall and complete the concept map given below.  

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4th CBSE
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OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S APPLY

Why are some nights darker than the others?

EASY
4th CBSE
IMPORTANT
OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S APPLY

If the Earth stops moving, what would it be like after two months?

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4th CBSE
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OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S DISCUSS

Discuss the different objects that are present in the solar system.

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4th CBSE
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OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S OBSERVE

Look at the picture given below. Draw the equator and axis on it and complete the sentences given below.

The axis is _____.

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MEDIUM
4th CBSE
IMPORTANT
OXFORD New Science In Everyday Life 4>Chapter 13 - The Solar System>Exercises>LET'S OBSERVE

Look at the picture given below. Draw the equator and axis on it and complete the sentences given below.

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  • The axis is -
  • The equator divides the Earth into two -