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Physical and chemical changes
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1. The change which is generally reversible is
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Chemical change
Physical change
Psychological change
None of the above
2. A change in which one or more new substances are formed is called a
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Chemical change
Physical change
No change
Additional change
3. Which among the following is the example for a chemical change
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Digestion of food in the body
Ripening of fruits
Both
None
4. Cutting a piece of paper into four square pieces is an activity based on physical change. In this the change takes place in the
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State of the paper
Colour of of the paper
Size of the paper
Temperature of the paper
5. In the activity burning of a magnesium ribbon magnesium ribbon burns with a dazzling white light leaving behind a powdery Ash. When this powdery Ash is mixed with small amount of water and few drops of magnesium oxide solution is dropped in red and blue litmus Paper, the colour of red litmus paper turns to blue showing that magnesium hydroxide is
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a base
an acid
a salt
an element
6. The colour of copper sulphate solution and iron sulphate solution is
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Green and blue
Red and blue
Blue and green
Blue and white
7. When carbon dioxide gas is passed through freshly prepared lime water then the lime water turns
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Muddy
Salty
Watery
Milky
8. We can confirm that a chemical reaction is taking place when heat or light is produced ,there is change in the colour and odour ,formation of a gas taking place ,change in the temperature ,and sound may be produced.
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True
False
9. If the content of water is more in the air then n
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No rusting occurs
Rusting becomes faster
Rusting is too slower
Resting is slower
10. The process of formation of large crystals of pure substances from their solution is called
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Evaporation
Condensation
Sublimation
Crystallization
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