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Pure honey in water.

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Important Questions on Sorting of Materials into Groups

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A magnet attracts :
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Which property of materials should not be considered while purchasing a cooking utensil?
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Honey and water are _____ liquids. (miscible / immiscible)
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Name three objects each that are lustrous and non-lustrous.
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Which property is used to describe the shine of materials?
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Name two materials which do not dissolve in water and are lighter than water.
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Differentiate between miscible and immiscible liquids.
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What are the two kinds of impurities present in water?
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Which property of materials should a blacksmith keep in mind while making a hammer?
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What is flotation? Explain with examples.
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Pick the odd one out and tell the property considered for grouping: Mango, brinjal, banana, grapes, apple.

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The metal surface freshly rubbed with a sand paper has _____.
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The liquids which mix completely with each other are called
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We cannot see anything through an opaque material.
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Sand, pencil shavings, and chalk are _____ in water.
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Sonal was filling a glass with tap water for drinking. Her mother asked her to discard tap water and drink water only from the water purifier. Why did Sonal's  mother not let her drink the tap water? What is the function of a water purifier?
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Why do fish in a shallow pond die during summers?
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Fill in the blank with a similar pair of word.

Soluble:salt ::_____(Insoluble/Solvent):dust.

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Why is copper used for making wires? Name another metal used for this purpose.
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Which of the following is a bad conductor of heat?