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    This science assignment document outlines topics related to reversible and irreversible changes for a class. Students are asked to differentiate between reversible and irreversible changes, classify examples as such, explain how melting and burning of wax differ, give reasons for inflating/bursting balloons and heating coal tar being reversible/irreversible, and describe processes like dissolving salt, burning incense sticks, forging iron tools, and fixing parts of carts and clay pots.

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    CLASS-6

    SCIENCEASSIGNMENT
    TERM - I
    CHANGES AROUND US

    1. Differentiate between reversible & irreversible changes.


    2. Classify the following as reversible or irreversible change:
    a. Growing of nails
    b. Shredding of leaves
    c. Blooming of flowers
    d. Burning of candle
    3. How is melting of wax different from burning of wax?
    4. Give reasons:
    a. Inflating a balloon is an example of reversible change whereas bursting of balloon is an
    irreversible change.
    b. Heating of coal tar is a reversible change
    5. How can dissolution of salt in water be reversed?
    6. What are the changes that take place on burning an incense stick?
    7. How does a black smith change a piece of iron into different tools?
    8. How is the iron blade of digging tools fixed to the wooden handle?
    9. Baking of clay to form clay pot cannot be reversed. Explain.
    10. Explain the process of fixing a metal rim on a wooden wheel of a cart.

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