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Rayon is different from truly synthetic fibres because:
  • A
    It has a silk like appearance.
  • It is obtained from wood pulp.
  • C
    Its fibres can be woven like those of natural fibres.
  • D
    It can be dyed in wide variety of colors.

Answer: B.

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Consider the following statement and choose the incorrect one:
  • A
    Chemical name of natural polymer of cotton is cellulose.
  • B
    Rayon is often regarded as artificial silk.
  • C
    Terycot is made by mixing terylene and cotton.
  • None of the above.

Answer: D.

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Which of the following properties of nylon are most convenient for its use?
  • A
    It is soft, strong and heavy.
  • It is strong, elastic and light.
  • C
    It is soft, inexpensive and strong.
  • D
    It is expensive, soft and light.

Answer: B.

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$PVC$ (polyvinyl chloride) is a thermoplastic and is used for making toys, chappals, etc. Bakelite is a thermosetting plastic and is used for making electrical switches, handles of various utensils, etc. Can you write the major difference between these two types of plastics?
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Match the terms of column $A$ correctly with the phrases given in column $B.$
  Column I   Column II
$(i)$ Polyester $(a)$ Prepared by using wood pulp
$(ii)$ Teflon $(b)$ Used for making parachutes and stockings
$(iii)$ Rayon $(c)$ Used to make non-stick cookwares
$(iv)$ Nylon $(d)$ Fabrics do not wrinkle easily
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The $5\ R$ principle is about environment - friendly practices.
The key components of the principle are as follows.
● Reuse
● Refuse
● Reduce
● Recycle
● Recover
$10.$ The government advises people to stop using plastic bags for grocery shopping.
Which component of the $5\ R$ principle is this advice related to$?$

 
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Erik dumped four types of domestic waste in separate land pits.
He covered the pits and left them undisturbed for a year.
The table below shows what he observed after a year.
Waste $1$ Waste $2$ Waste $3$ Waste $4$
Fully decomposed Not decomposed at all Fully decomposed Not decomposed at all
$9.$ Which type of waste(s) is most likely to cause soil pollution$?$
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The pictures show the arrangement of chemical units in two types of plastics.Image
$7.$ What terms are used to describe the arrangement in Type $1$ and Type $2$ plastics$?$
$8.$ Which of these features is/are essential to classify a plastic as thermoplastic$?$
Circle ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to mark your response.
Is this feature essential for classifying a plastic as thermoplastic? Yes or No
It bends easily on heating. Yes/No
It does not react with air and water Yes/No
It is a good conductor of heat. Yes/No
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Sujoy had four different fabrics.
He lit each fabric on ire and observed what happened.
Fabric $1$ Fabric $2$ Fabric $3$ Fabric $4$
Burned completely,some ash left behind Melted into a sticky substance Burned completely, some ash left behind Melted into a sticky substance
$5.$ What is Sujoy trying to ind out$?$
$A.$ Which fabric is a polymer$?$
$B.$ Which fabric is the strongest$?$
$C.$ Which fabric is natural and which fabric is synthetic$?$
$D.$ Which fabric is most comfortable to wear in summers$?$
$6.$ Which of the following activities is dangerous while wearing a shirt made of fabric $2?$
$A.$ Riding a bicycle
$B.$ Cooking on a gas stove
$C.$ Watering plants in a garden
$D.$ Painting with water colours
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Ameeta ties four strings made of different materials to a wall.
She then pulls each string until it breaks.
The arrow shows the direction of the force.
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The table shows the amount of force needed to break each string.
String Amount of force needed to break the string (Newton)
String $1$ $10$
String $2$ $2$
String $3$ $14$
String $4$ $4$
$1.$ Draw the bars in the graph below to show the observations of Ameeta’s activity.
Fill in the dotted columns to show the correct values along the $Y- $axis.
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$2.$ Which string is made of the strongest ibre$?$
$A.$ String $1$
$B.$ String $2$
$C.$ String $3$
$D.$ String $4$
$3.$ What must Ameeta keep the same in her activity$?$
$A.$ Colour of the strings
$B.$ Length of the strings
$C.$ Thickness of the strings
$D.$ Height of the strings from ground
$4.$ Which of the following statements is/are true about polymers$?$
Circle ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to mark your response.
Is the statement correct? Yes or No
All synthetic ibres are polymers. Yes/No
Some natural ibres are polymers. Yes/No
Polymers are made of multiple small chemical units. Yes/No
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