SCIENCE OLYMPIAD FOUNDATION Class 6 Set B Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)LOGICAL REASONING Find the missing number, if certain rule is followed either row-wise or column-wise, © Chema, Rachit and Ajay are ambitious. © Kavya, Sonam and Ajay are honest A 6 3]e[s Who among the following persons is neither BS af7t? hard-working nor ambitious but is honest? & ee la A. Rachit B. Kaya D9 c_Aigy D. Sonam 2. A square transparent Sheet (X), with a 7. Select a figure from the options which patter and a dotted line on itis given, Find | °\ satisfies the same conditions of placement the figure from the options as to how the of the dots as in Fig. C8. pattern would appear when the transparest Sheet ~ y sheet is folded along the dotted fine. ln A ) B ey A B. r Y V c[k fk c » 2 3. Inthe given Venn diagram, triangle 8. Ina certain code language, TRAINING is written as crasiayrencecpe f\ EVEL Rew RACTIVE win represents old persons and citele {72 D\ same code language? represents males. Which of the [ // ‘A. GPYERKIG B GOCAVGTG following numbers represetbealtiy | °S'—— 9 C_GOYAVGXG D,_GPCEVGXC Aj BS 9. There is a certain relationship between G7 b 2 () and (2), Establish the similar relationship between & icine Mell aie pales figs (3) ad (4) by selecting suitable igune fiom te na line of boys facing North, Atul is 19% from the siven options that would replace the (?) in figure (4). right end and Shubham is 20° from the left end. —— - =! If there are 6 boys between them and Atul is in the [ 4 (AN Jeft of Shubham, what is the total number of boys Ly in the line? oo 8 @ AM Boal M C29 D. 32 a |ANT BIA 5. Find the total number of triangles formed in the given figure. «| 96 v | & A 2 — ao BoM ASS 10. Groupe given figures into hee ) cB classes using each figure only [~] Q] @ D._None of these \. once TAT 6. Study the following information and answer the A 169238457 [CT QA question that follows Bo 25.83.4617.9 Kavya, Sonam and Rachit ar iaelgent, co hesseasay ([SLEHY © Chetna, Kavya and Ajay are hard-working. D. 3A7169: 25.8 a SCIENCE 11. Four groups of everyday objects were made by Vijeta. A. Lift, escalator, pliers Out of these only one group has the same type of B. Nutcracker, wheebaxrow, bottle opener ‘machines. Identify this group and select the correct C. Door knob, handle of an eggbeater, see saw option. D. Axe, lift, door knob no) 1150) ciass.5 | et8 | Level Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)12, 1B. M4, 15, 16, NSO | Class-6 | Set-3 | Level 1 |SUF Which of the following statements ate incorrect? (@ The size of a shadow changes with the distance between the light source and the object, (Gi) The dark part of a shadow that receives no light fiom the source is called the penumbra ii) The image formed by a pinhole camera is always of the same size asthe object. Gv) During sola eclipse the shadow ofthe Moon fills on the Earth A. @ and Gi only B. Gi) and i) only D._ Gi and Gi only A compass is placed berween two magnets as shown, in the diagram. Magnet Yis stronger than magnet ¥. In which direction will the compass needle point? roel G) ee a@® 2 ® e & »®& Read the given paragraph with few blanks and select the option that correctly fills these blanks. An eclipse occurs when a planet or moon gets in the way ofthe sun's light. Ifthe moon is completely hidden by the shadow of the carth, it is called Gi). In solar eclipse the _(ii)_ casts a shadow on the (iii). Lumar eclipse occurs at (iv) and solar eclipse occurs only at (x) day. o @ @ @ A. Total lumar Moon Earth New Full eclipse ‘moon moon B. Totalsolar Sim Moon Full New eclipse ‘moon moon ©. Total solar Earth Moon New Full eclipse ‘moon moon D. Total lunar Moon Earth Full New eclipse ‘moon moon 3s is/are incorrect? ‘Which of the following conversi (@ 10 decades = 1 century (i) 100 centuries = 1 millennium (ii) 100 inches 54 metres (Gv) 100 millimetres = 10 centimetres A. Gi) only B. (iv) only C. @and (ii) only D. ii) and (iv) only ‘A windunll is pushed by four 499 external forces as shown, '°™—>/2m Caleulat the force F required tomake the windmill stationary. 1% 2m A -10N f t B. 10N snl LIN © BN mer D. mN 17 18, 19, Read the given statements and select the correct ‘option. Statement 1 : At sunrise or at sunset, the shadows ‘on the ground become much longer than the sizes of the abjects, ‘Statement 2 : The size ofthe shadow becomes smaller when the object is brought near the light source o the sereen is moved away ftom the object. A. Both statements 1 and 2 are true and statement 2 is the correct explanation of statement 1 B. Both statements 1 and 2 are true but statement 2 ie nat the coeeot explanation of statement 1 C. Statement 1 is tre but statement 2 is false. D, Statement 1 is fase but statement 2 is true A solid transparent sphere has a small opaque dot at its centre. When observed from outside, the apparent position of the dot will be A. Closer to the eye than its actual position B. The same as its actual position C. Farther away from the eye than its actual position D,_ None of these. Which of the following statements are correct? (@_Ancleciic cenit must be opened for current to ‘low throuah it (i) Acry cell converts electrical eneray into chemical nergy. Gi). Electric current always flows from positive to the negative terminal of the cell through the circuit Gv) Pure water does not conduct electricity. A. (and Gi only Bil) and (iv) only ©. @, Gi) and Gi) only D._ Gi, Gi) and (iv) only A ball dropped from point P bounces to point Q before dropping again, Which one of the following is true? ar 2 Ys A, Energy is not conserved. B. When the ball reaches the ground at point X, its kinetic energy is equal tits gravitational potential energy. C. When the ball hits the ground at point X; a small ppart of its energy is lost due to deformation of the ball D. From point X'to point , kinetic energy of the ball Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)a 2. 23. 24, ‘Match column T with column TI and select the correct option from the given codes. Column 1 Column 11 Po Air (@Tasulator Q Aluminium Gi) Transparent R Wood Gi) Opaque Ss. Milk (iv) Magnetic Ton () Conductor AL P+ (©), Q- Gi), R-@, S- Gi, T- Gv) B. P- (iv), Q- GR - Gi, S-(@, T- () ©. P-GH.Q-G).R-(@. SG). T- Go) D._ P-(), Q- Gv), R=), 8- i) ‘Which of the following statements are incorrect? Evaporation of water at ordinary temperature isa physical and slow change. TL Germination of seedsis chemical and fst change UL, Busting of balloon isa chemical and fast change TV. Glowing of a bulb is a physical and fast change. 'V.__ Digestion of food is a physical and slow change. A. Wand Il enly B. IV and V only C.__ Land TV only ‘D. _T, Mand V only ‘Various substances around us are grouped as follows : Group 1 : Book. copper, aluminium, gold Group I: Cotton ball, silk cloth, sponge, silver spoon, Group IIT : Paper, petrol, CNG. lemonade Identify the odd-oue out in each group and its property which makes it odd. Group 1 Group Group I A. Aluminium Silver spoon Paper (Non-lustrous) (Hard) (Solid) B. Book Silver spoon CNG (Non-lustrous) (Metallic) (Gas) ©. Gold Cotton ball Lemonade (Noble-metal) (Soft) (Liquid) D. Book Silver spoon Lemonade (Non-metallic) (Hard) (Cneombustibley ‘Study the given flow chart carefully. Mixture FEO, Sojution Front P+O+R) P+ Solid Solid ® ® P,Q and R could be respectively A. Chalk powder, water and sawdust B. Salt, water and sugar C. Sugar, water and sawdust D__Sawdust, water and sugar. A rectangular block of substance has a length of 20 em, breadth 10 cm and height 5 em, The mass of the block is 2.7 kg. If density of water is 1 g/ca™ then, which of the following statements is correct? 26. 27. 28, A. The block will float in water as its density is 0.027 glem’ B. The block will sink in water as its density is 2.7 glem’. ©. The block will sink in water as its density is 2.7 kglem’. D, The block will float in water as its density is 0.0027 gicm’, ‘Smdy the given Venn diagram carefully and identify points 1, 2 and 3, 3 A. Occurrence of Growth Falling of tees new moon of plants B. Shredding of Baking ofcake Occurrence paper of eclipses c. Buming Falling of tees Inflation ofa candle of tyre D. Buming Breaking Burning ofLPGin —ofanegg of crackers kitchen ‘The given figures show arrangement of particles of a substance Yat different temperatures. Aras" ‘Which of the following statements is correct? A. The boiling point of the substance X'is between 75°C and 125°C. B. The melting point of the substance X*is below 75°C, C. Particles of substance ¥ at 125 °C have more kinetic energy than at 75 °C. D. _Allof these Ms Rashmita, a science teacher has written a few properties of substances X, Yand Z on the blackboard XX: Floats on water, bad conductor of heat Y + Sof, floats on water, opaque in nature Z + Hard, sinks in water, transparent Which of the following correctly matches with the descriptions of X, Yand Z? 6150) cinss.5 | et8 | Level Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)29. Fill in the blanks in the given table by choosing 30. 31 ¥* Yr Zz A. Cardboard Rubberball Plastic mug B. Steel spoon Cork Paper weight c. Pen Plastic bottle Eraser D. Plastic mug Themmocol—_ Glass bow! ‘an appropriate option. Type of mixture ‘Method of | Example separation ‘Aeterogencows solid. liquid mixture in which | Fittration | _P solidi Fighter than liquid Gang [Bran and ° Sieving | Ror Aieteroneneows solide Sandand solid mixture containing salt ‘one soluble component A heterogeneous liquid= Water and liquid mixture | amstara it P @ R s A. Husk Heterogeneous Filtation Separating aad slidsolid and. fel ‘water mie evaporation 1B. Sand Heterogeneous Hand Decatton aud solidliguid picking water mistre C, WaterHomogencous Winowing Sicving andoil —solid-sold ‘mature D. Sandist Heterozeneous Disilation Separating and soli-solid ‘uel water “iste Refer to the given graph SA z depicting sced dispersal in 3 tduce diferent types ofplauts % y X, Fand Z. 3 Select the incorrect option 2 47 regarding this. 24 A. Xcould be geranium, eae ‘Yeoule be Xonthium and esate Z could be daudelion. B. may produce edible fuits oF seeds with hooks and spines C. Seeds of X may have hair or wing like structures that enable them to float in aur cusrents. D. Seeds of Z are stall and light weighted, ‘Which of the following statements is correct? A. Pectoral girdles the region where legs are attached to the hips, B. Osteoporosis in the childhood is called rickets which is marked by insufficient amount of calcium in the bones. C.Vertebral column of man has more number of vertebrae than that of woman, D. Snail moves with the help of its muscular foot. 32. 33. 34. 3s. Refer to the given flow chart and select the incorrect option regarding P, O and R. ‘Constinvent of stmoepherte air Yes Plants take it Yes, Suppor [yes directly fom air? combaston | 12] = santa aes e A, There are some bacteria present in the soil that couvert P into simple soluble forma whieh cam be taken by plants for manufacturing their proteins. B. Qis the gas that is added to atmosphere only by photosynthetic activity of green plants. C. Increased 2 in atmosphere could lead to increased areenhouse effect thereby leading to global wanning. D. Animals get P directly from atmospheric air to ‘manufacture their protein Refer to the given groups (i)-(iv). Each group contains one wrong member. Identify the odd members and select the correct option. (Flax, Coir, Wool, Sisal i) Cotton, Jute, Flax, Hemp (ii) Polyester, Nylon, Acrylic, Silk iv) Shahtoosh, Wool, Silk, Coir o ai, it) cS) A. Sisal Hemp Acrylic Shahtoosh B Flax lute Nylon Silk C. Wool Cotton. Silk. Coir D. Coir Flax Nylon Wool Following are the properties of four minerals ? Q. Rand S. Identify them aud select the correct option regarding them. {tis requited for proper functioning of thyroid gland, Tehelps in maintaining body's water balance. tis important for haemoglobin formation. 1t strengthens bones and teeth and helps in blood clotting Deficiency of P causes dryness of eyes and {inflammation of tongue. Qi also required for the proper functioning of the nervous system. Deficiency of R causes goitre. 'S also helps to fight infections and keeps skin and ‘mouth healthy. wp “ROD pn ‘Snudy the given relationship and select the option that satisfies the same relationship. Pumpkin =: Rose :: Pea ‘Money plant :: Hibiscus :: Bottle gourd ‘Mint :: Bottlebrush =: Grapevine ‘Watermelon :: Hibiscus :: Betel Calliandra :: Spinach :: Bitter gourd papp N50 |Class-6 | Set | Level 1 |S Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)36 38. 39. 40. Read the given paragraph, _Xprevents soil erosion occurring due to flowing water ‘on hills whereas ¥ prevents soil erosion occurring due to flowing water in plains. Identify X and Y and select the incorrect option regarding them. A. Xis an agricultural practice wherein slopes of hills are cut into graduated terrace that are used for growing crops, B. Ys built along river banks and prevents soil crosion by floods. C. Xs terrace farming and is deforestation, D. The amount of soil lost is less in as the soil croded from one step is deposited om the next step. ‘Which of the following matches are incorrect? (@ Blowholes - —_Scoliodon Gi) Moist skin. = Earthworm Gi) Spiracles > Honeybee Gv) Gills = Adult frog (©) Lungs > Pigeon A. Gi), Gi) and (¥) onl B. G),(ii) and (W) only ©. Gi, Gv) and) only D.C and Gi) only Refero the given figures of different muscles. Identify LX, ¥ and Z and select the correct statement regarding ‘them, uv a Sa x Yr iz ‘Y muscles are under our control, X is present in blood vessels, intestine and stomach. Z works continuously throughout our life, Xis smooth muscle, Y'is skeletal muscle whereas Z.is cardiac muscle pop Refer tothe piven Venn diagram and select the correct option regarding P, Q, R and S. P Q R s A. Mustard Wheat Neem Palm Bo Gram Pea Sunflower Grass C. Maize Spinach China rose Barley D. Mint Carrot“ Mango Rice Refer to the given dichotomous key. 1. @) It isa solid waste, — Go to IT (b) It is a gaseous waste, — Go to II IL @)Itis biodegradable. — Go to IV () Its non-biodegradable, ~ Go to V MH @) Ireauses acid ran, -[>] (b) It leads to global warning. — [9] al 2. IV. (@) team be composed [2] (6) tt eanot be composted ‘V. (a) It can be recycled. (b) It cannot be recycled. — Select the option that comecly eas P,Q, R. 5, Tand U. er ‘A. Carbon Methane News: Ten Tin Cow monoid paper eaves cans dg 'B Sulphur Caibon Fai- Dis- Patio Used exiles dioxide peel carded bles s3- ‘ome ees Semple ©. Ninosen- CPCs Coton Ania News+ Plant oxides Shirt” exoreta paper” lenves D. Carbon Carbone Diss Used Cotton Plastic ior mono” carded sj clothes. ates oxide blood inges sample ‘Match column I with column If and select the correct option from the given codes. Column I Column 1 (@) Cerebrum —(@) Amplify intensity of the sound (b) Ear ossicles Gi) Controls all involuntary functions (© Brainstem Gi) Controls our thinking, ‘memory, learning ability and basic intelligence Transmit messages between the brain and the body AL @- Gi, 0)-@. © - Gv), @)- Git) B. @)~-(@, (0) (i), © - Gi). (@ - iv) C. @)- Gi), ©) - @. © - GH. @ - Gv) D._@-W.@)- @. © - Gi, @ - Gv) @ Nerves @) ‘The given table categorise few organisms present in a community on the basis of their feeding habits, Producer | Herbivore | Carnivore [ Omnivore o R Ss T u v x w ‘Which of the following shows the correct food web that is formed by interlinking of these organisms? itn « StH » XE 1u—>Y- iT SP uN\b or or gray = c [27 > EI wo ou pore Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) 308] NSO Class | Set | Level 1 ee43. Refer to the given flow chart and identify P,Q, R, S P oe R s Tr 0 and T. ‘A. Pine Cactus Acacia Arma- Caribou Spider = ae ot, nas cpaernnss Manca OE = =e ce caagwisee EE ese SLE men Be Sei es idem om doe a i 9 25 belis-willcominne to ring: 9 ah be D. Ifa population of an exotic species is introduced even if bulb X fuses? in this community which exclusively feeds on X, 7 Yea poptlateds of 7 anda ealllbc Wann A. Q.Rand Sonly B. Qand Uonly affected. oe ae 2, in 47. ‘The given araphs show mumber and average biomass ‘The human skeleton consists of many different long NSO | Class-6 | Set-3 | Level 1 |SUF of different organisms present in an aquatic ecosystem. WXYZ Organism Organism ‘Select the correct option regarding the food chain formed by interlinking organisms IY, X, Y and Z. A. Xcould be a producer and forms the fist link in the food chain formed by interlinking these organisms, B. Y and W could be primary and secondary and short bones. The upper arm consists of a long bone called ©) and (i) are the long bones of lower anu. iY) isthe loug boue of upper lex whereas lower leg consists of two long boucs called (¥) and (Wi). Carpals, (Wii) and phalanges are bones of wrist tnd hands whereas ankle and feet have bones called “Goi, metatarsals and phalanges Select the option that correctly fills any four blanks in the above paragraph. A. (ii)-Ulna, (iv)-Fibula, (vi)-Tibia, (viii)-Tarsals B. (i)-Radius, (ii)-Humerus, (v)-Tibia, (vil)-Clavicle C. (i)-Humerus, (ii)-Radius. (iv)-Femur, (vii)-Metacarpals ‘D. (ii)-Ulna, (iii)-Radius, (v)-Femur, (vi}-Scapula Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)49. ‘A few changes are listed in the given box. (Cooking of food (i) Dissolving washing soda in water \Gil) Buming of wood (iv) Water to steam (v) Respiration (si) Quick time to slaked time ‘Now read the given passage and fl in the blanks by choosing an appropriate option. Processes involve consumption of heat eneray and are 4 in nature while processes involve evolution of heat energy and are —S— in nature > 4 r s A. @,G, (ie) Chemical — Gi,(,(6) Physical BL us) Extemis(.(8, Estee ©. @.Gi) —Endothermic (8). (ie),—-Exothermic 09.0) D. @.G.(6) Physical GD, iv), Chemical ——— 50. Referto the given paragraph where few words /phrases have been italicised and select the correct option. Different organisms show different adaptations to adjust in their habitats, Plants inhabiting deserts have caves with drip tips which help in draining excess sand sticking to their surfaces. In some plants like Aloe vera, leaves are reduced to spines to check ‘wanspirational loss of water, Plants inhabiting rainforests are normally cone shaped with sloping branches and needle like leaves, e.g., pine trees. Animals found in cold mountainous regions become generally active at night and remain deep in their burrows during daytime. ‘They excrete dilute urine. Animals inhabiting polar regions possess subcutaneous fat and thick fur to protect them from cold, A. Deserts should be replaced with polar regions whereas sand should be replaced with warer. B. lve vera should not be replaced as itis correctly ‘mentioned whereas pine should be replaced with neem. C. The positions of cold mountainous regions and rainforests should be interchanged. D. Dilute should be replaced with concentrated ‘whereas subcutaneous fat should not be replaced as itis correctly mentioned. ‘SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 651150 ciass.5 | S0t8 | Level 1 Copyright©2019, Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)