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Food: Where Does It Come From? — Science STD 6 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 6ScienceFood: Where Does It Come From?1 Mark
MCQ
Directions: Match column $A$ with column $B$ and select answers using the code given below the columns.
S.No.
Column $A$
S.No.
Column $B$
$(A)$
 Hebivores
$(p)$
 Animals that feed on other animala only.
$(B)$
 Carnivores
$(q)$
 The animals that eat both plants and animals.
$(C)$
 Omnivores
$(r)$
 Animals that eat plants and plant products.
  • A
    $A-(q), B-(r), C-(p).$
  • ✓
    $A-(r), B-(p), C-(q).$
  • C
    $A-(p), B-(q), C-(r).$
  • D
    $A-(r), B-(q), C-(p).$
✓

Answer

Correct option: B.
$A-(r), B-(p), C-(q).$
 
S.No.
Column $A$
S.No.
Column $B$
$(A)$
 Hebivores
$(r)$
 Animals that eat plants and plant products.
$(B)$
 Carnivores
$(p)$
 Animals that feed on other animala only.
$(C)$
 Omnivores
$(q)$
 The animals that eat both plants and animals.

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