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Select a figure from the given options in which Fig. (X) is exactly embedded as one of its parts.


A
B
C
D

Select a figure from the options which has the same condition of placement of dots as in Fig. (X).


A
B
C
D

Rashmi, a class 6 teacher listed the given materials on the board and asked students to classify them on the basis of transparency.
(I) Window glass (II) Oily paper
(III) Metal sheet (IV) Thin muslin cloth
(V) Concrete wall
Which of the following represents the correct classification?

AI, IV-transparent; II-translucent; III, V-opaque
BI, II-translucent; III-opaque; IV, V-transparent
CI-transparent; II, IV-translucent; III, V-opaque
DV-opaque; II, III-translucent; I, IV-transparent

Which of the following statements gives the opposite meaning of "Umbra"?

AA region of complete darkness
BA region of partial darkness
CA region of complete brightness
DA region of partial brightness

Which of the following shows the correct match of seed and its mode of dispersal?

A
B
C
D

In a certain code ‘bi nie pie’ means, ‘some good jokes’, ‘nie bat lik’ means ‘some real stories’ and ‘pie lik tol’ means ‘many good stories’. What is the code for ‘jokes’?

A bi
B nie
C pie
D None of these

Study the given table carefully and select the correct statement regarding P, Q, R and S.

Study the table given below carefully.

What will be the approximate length of the shadow at 5 p.m.?

A It will be longer than 4 m.
B It will be longer than 2 m but shorter than 4 m.
C It will be longer than 0.7 m but shorter than 4 m.
D It will be longer than 0.7 m but shorter than 2 m.

Refer to the given figures representing different types of bird foot and select the INCORRECT statement regarding them.


AP could be foot of eagle having sharp claws known as talons.
BQ could be foot of woodpecker which helps it to hold onto the tree while climbing.
CR could be foot of hen which helps it to dig out insects and worms from the ground.
DS could be foot of duck which helps it to swim.

What is common among the following phenomena?
1. Blinking of traffic lights.
2. Rotation of blades of a fan.
3. Swinging of pendulum of a clock.

A All are chemical changes.
B All are periodic changes.
C All are undesirable changes.
D All are irreversible changes.