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Class - 7th SCIENCE Time : 20 minutes M.M. 10

1. The rearing of silkworms for (a) selecting the offsprings with desired
obtaining silk is called properties.
(a) cocoon (b) selecting the parents with desired
(b) silk properties.
(c) sericulture (c) selecting an area for breeding.
(d) silviculture (d) selecting ne hair for good quality
2. Which of the following is not a type of wool.
silk? 7. The general process that takes place at
(a) Mulberry silk a sheep shearing shed is
(b) Tassar silk (a) removal of eece.
(c) Mooga silk (b) separating hair of different textures.
(d) Moth silk (c) washing of sheep bre to remove
3. Paheli wanted to buy a gift made of grease.
animal bre obtained without killing the (d) rolling of sheep bre into yarn.
animal. Which of the following would be 8. The term sericulture is used for
the right gift for her to buy? (a) culture of bacteria.
(a) Woollen shawl (b) rearing of silkworm.
(b) Silk scarf (c) making silk fabric from silk yarn.
(c) Animal fur cap (d) production of sarees.
(d) Leather jacket 9. Reeling of silk is
4. Silk bre is obtained from (a) a process of making silk reels.
(a) eece of sheep (b) spinning of silk bres.
(b) cotton ball (c) weaving of silk cloth.
(c) cocoon (d) the process of taking silk threads
(d) shiny jute stalk from cocoon.
5. Wool bre cannot be obtained from 10. Silkworms secrete bre made of
which of the following? (a) fat
(a) Goat (b) cellulose
(b) Llama (c) protein
(c) Alpaca (d) nylon
(d) Moth
6. Selective breeding is a process of

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11. A marble tile would feel cold as
compared to a wooden tile on a winter
morning, because the marble tile
(a) is a better conductor of heat than the
wooden tile.
(b) is polished while wooden tile is not
polished.
(c) re ects more heat than wooden tile.
(d) is a poor conductor of heat than the
wooden tile.
12. A beggar wrapped himself with a few
layers of newspaper on a cold winter
night. This helped him to keep himself
warm because
(a) friction between the layers of
newspaper produces heat.
(b) air trapped between the layers of
newspaper is a bad
conductor of heat.
(c) newspaper is a conductor of heat.
(d) newspaper is at a higher temperature
than the temperature of the surrounding.
13. Paheli and Boojho measured their
body temperature. Paheli found her’s to
be 98.6 °F and Boojho recorded 37°C.
Which of the followng statement is true?
(a) Paheli has a higher body temperature
than Boojho.
(b) Paheli has a lower body temperature
than Boojho.
(c) Both have normal body temperature.
(d) Both are suffering from fever.
14. The correct way of making a solution
of acid in water is to
(a) add water to acid.
(b) add acid to water.
(c) mix acid and water simultaneously.
(d) add water to acid in a shallow
container.
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15. Products of a neutralisation reaction
are always
(a) an acid and a base.
(b) an acid and a salt.
(c) a salt and water.
(d) a salt and a base.
16. Turmeric is a natural indicator. On
adding its paste to acid and base
separately, which colours would be
observed
(a) Yellow in both acid and base.
(b) Yellow in acid and red in base.
(c) Pink in acid and yellow in base.
(d) Red in acid and blue in base.
17. Phenolphthalein is a synthetic
indicator and its colours in acidic and
basic solutions, respectively are
(a) red and blue.
(b) blue and red.
(c) pink and colourless.
(d) colourless and pink
18. When the soil is too basic, plants do
not grow well in it. To improve its
quality what must be added to the soil?
(a) Organic matter
(b) Quick lime
(c) Slaked lime
(d) Calamine solution
19. Litmus’, a natural dye is an extract of
which of the following?
(a) China rose (Gudhal)
(b) Beetroot
(c) Lichen
(d) Blue berries (Jamun)
20. Neutralisation reaction is a
(a) physical and reversible change.
(b) physical change that cannot be
reversed.
(c) chemical and reversible change.
(d) chemical change that cannot be
reversed.