| Column A (Type of Force) | Column B (Example) |
| Q.1. Muscular force | (a) A cricket ball stopping on its own just before touching the boundary line |
| Q.2. Magnetic force | (b) A child lifting a school bag |
| Q.3. Frictional force | (c) A fruit falling from a tree |
| Q.4. Gravitational force | (d) A compass needle pointing North |
| Column A (Type of Force) | Column B (Example) |
| (i) Muscular force | (b) A child lifting a school bag |
| (ii) Magnetic force | (d) A compass needle pointing North |
| (iii) Frictional force | (a) A cricket ball stopping on its own just before touching the boundary line |
| (iv) Gravitational force | (c) A fruit falling from a tree |
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| Column I | Column II |
| A. National park | 1. Tiger reserve |
| B. Biosphere reserve | 2. An artificial environment |
| C. Wildlife sanctuary | 3. Jim Corbett |
| D. Zoo | 4. Lockchao |
| Column A | Column B |
| Q.1. Grass | (a) Second |
| Q.2. Hare | (b) Third |
| Q.3. Snake | (c) First |
| Q.4. Eagle | (d) Fourth |
| Column A | Column B |
| Q.1. Solute | (a) The substance that dissolves in a solution. |
| Q.2. Solvent | (b) A solution in which water acts as the dissolving medium. |
| Q.3. Solution | (c) The substance in which a solute dissolves. |
| Q.4. Aqueous Solution | (d) A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances. |
| Clounm A | Column B |
| Q.1. Solar Eclipse | (i) More than half, but not full |
| Q.2. Gibbous Moon | (ii) The Moon appears thinner each night |
| Q.3. Moon reflects sunlight | (iii) Moon between Earth and Sun |
| Q.4. First Quarter | (iv) Reason we can see the Moon |
| (v) Half of the Moon is visible (right) |
| Column I | Column II |
| A. LPG | 1. Non-combustible |
| B. Iron nails | 2. Cheap fuel |
| C. Candle | 3. Cooking gas |
| D. Wood | 4. Flame |
| Column I | Column II |
| (i) Concave mirror | (a) Spherical mirror with a reflecting surface that curves inwards. |
| (ii) Convex mirror | (b) It forms an image which is always erect and diminished in size. |
| (iii) Convex lens | (c) Object placed behind it may appear inverted at some distance. |
| (iv) Concave lens | (d) Object placed behind it always appears diminished in size. |
| Column A | Column B |
| (a) Kharif crops | (i) Food for cattle |
| (b) Rabi crops | (ii) Urea and super phosphate |
| (c) Chemical fertilisers | (iii) Animal excreta, cow dung urine and plant waste |
| (d) Organic manure | (iv) Wheat, gram and pea |
| (v) Paddy and maize |
| Column I | Column II |
| (a) Cones | (i) Spectrum |
| (b) Iris | (ii) Sensitive for bright light |
| (c) Retina | (iii) Dispersion of light |
| (d) Rainbow | (iv) Controls the size of pupil |
| (v) Image formed |
| Column I | Column II |
| A. Coke | 1. Fuel for home |
| B. Good fuels | 2. Produce more energy |
| C. LPG | 3. Fractions of petroleum |
| D. Petrol and diesel | 4. Purest form of carbon |
| Column I | Column II |
| A. Oxides of sulphur and nitrogen | 1. Necessary for combustion |
| B. CNG | 2. Fuel for automobiles |
| C. Oxygen | 3. Very low ignition temperature |
| D. Inflammable substance | 4. Acid rain |