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Important Questions on Matter

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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Link and Learn- Matter

Fill in the blanks below with the words given. 
Solid, liquid, gas, ice, water vapour, water, steam

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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Link and Learn- Methods of Separation of Mixtures
Fill in the blanks below with the words given. 
[magnetic separation, evaporation, sedimentation, decantation, filtration] 
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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 1
Asma lit a perfume stick in the corner of a room. When she stood at the other corner, she smelled the perfume after some time. What can we conclude from this?    
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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 2
Ramu dissolved some salt in water. He got salty water. What is the solute in this experiment? 
 
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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 3

Ramu dissolved some salt in water. He got salty water.

What is the solvent in the above experiment? 

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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 4

The following table contains some substances placed under the headings: solids, liquids and gases. Which of the following is placed under the wrong group? 

Solids  Liquids Gases
Sugar  Water  Steam 
Salt  Petrol  Oxygen 
Iron  Milk  Kerosene 


 

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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 5

The list below contains different states of matter and some of their properties. Match them.

1. Solids a. They have no fixed shape and no fixed volume 
2. Liquids b. They have a fixed shape and fixed volume 
3. Gases c. They have fixed a volume, but no fixed shape
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My Science Companion 5>Chapter 6 - Matter>Topical Assessments>Q 6
A student took an unknown matter into a beaker. The matter took the shape of the beaker. Later he transferred the matter into a measuring cylinder. The matter took the shape of the cylinder, but its volume remained the same. What is the state of that matter?