Friday, 3 March 2017

Sub- Science VIII
Chapter-4 (Materials: Metals and Non-metals)
Multiple Choice Question-



1.
The metal which is the best conductor of electricity is:

i)
gold
ii) silver
iii) copper
iv) zinc

2.
Number of naturally occurring elements:


i) 92
ii) 90
iii) 83
iv) 80

3.
Which of the following is a noble gas?


i) helium
ii) oxygen
iii) nitrogen
iv) all of these

4. All metals are solids, with the exception of:


i) aluminum
ii) graphite
iii) mercury
iv) silver

5.
A metal that is non-malleable is:


i) aluminum
ii) zinc
iii) arsenic
iv) both (ii) and (iii)

6.
A highly ductile metal is:



i) silver
ii) arsenic
iii) antimony
iv) none of these

7.
The hardest naturally occurring substance, that is a non-metal, is:

i) graphite
ii) diamond
iii) carbon
iv) none of these


8.
The least reactive metal is:



i)
Gold
ii) silver
iii) iron
iv) sodium

9.
Oxides of non-metals are:



i) acidic
ii) neutral
iii) alkaline
iv) both (i) and (ii)

10. Firemen crawl when entering a burning building because:

i) smoke is hot and rises
ii) it is faster to move out by crawling

iii) both(i) and(ii)
iv) none of these
Fill in the blanks:-
1.………………………. Is an exception of non-metals with high tensile strength.
2.Iron when red hot reacts with steam to form an …………………. And ………..
3.Metals react with dilute acids to form metal …………… and ………………….
4.……………………… is the only non-metal to occur as ‘liquid’.
5.……………. And …………… are exceptions of non-metals with some degree of luster.
6.……………. Is a metal that is highly ductile.
7.………………….. and ………………… are non-ductile metals.
8.Metals react with oxygen in air to form their corresponding oxides called ……………..
9.………………….. metal has a very low melting point and melts on the plam of the hand.
Very short questions:
1 marks
1.What is metallurgy?
2.What are ores?
3.Define elements?
4.What is an alloy
5.Define oxide
6.write the name of metal which is found in liquid state at room temp. 7.what is rust chemically known.
8.what is the nature of non metallic oxide. 9.what is the nature metallic oxide.
10.name two metals which can cut with knife.
Short answer questions:
(2)marks
1.How do metals differ from non-metals in terms of:
i) physical state
ii) conductivity
iii) Lustre
iv) Malleability and ductility
2.Why are sodium and potassium stored under oil? 3. List three uses of non-metals.
4.List three uses of metals?
5.What are metalloids? Give two examples.
Answer these questions:
3 marks
1.What is aqua regia?explain with example.

2.What are displacement reactions? Give one example

3.What happens when iron reacts with air?

4.What happens when metals react with dilute acids?

5.What happens when sodium reacts with water?

Long answer questions.
(5)marks
1.Differentiate between oxides of metals and oxides of non-metals giving example.
2.What is meant by ‘Reactivity Series of Metals’? Explain.
3.What is ‘displacement reaction? Give an example.
4.Why should foodstuffs like chutney, pickles and curd not be stored on containers made of metals?
5.Write the constituents and uses of the following alloys.
(Steel ,Bronze, Brass, Stainless steel)

.

Sub- Science VIII
Chapter-2
The Microbial World
Multiple Choice Question- (1 Marks Each)
1.Bacteria are classified according to their:

i) Shape
ii) size

iii) color
iv) none of these
2.
The first antibiotic discovered was:







i) Penicillin
ii) Tetracycline

iii) Streptomycin
iv) Bacitracin
3.
Cholera is caused by:







i) vibrio cholera
ii) clostridium tetani iii) salmonella typhi
iv) none of these
4.
A common bacterial disease in plants is:






i) Citrus canker
ii) Rabies
iii) Polio
iv) All of these

5.A common food preservative is:







i) Benzoic acid
ii) Hydrochloric acid iii) Sulphuric acid

iv) Nitric acid
6.
An edible fungi is:







i) Mould
ii) Mushroom

iii) Algae
iv) None of these
7.
The smallest microorganism is:







i) Algae
ii) Protozoan

iii) Bacterium
iv) Virus

8.
Algae are:








i) Autotrophs ii) Parasites iii) Heterotrophy
iv) Saprophytes


9.
The microorganisms that play an important role in maintaining the balance of
nitrogen gas in the

atmosphere are:








i) Bacteria
ii) Algae
iii) Virus
iv) Protozoa


10. Which of these are added to dough to make it rise?
i) Yeast
ii) Algae
iii) garbage
iv) all of these
Fill in the blanks:- (1 Marks Each)
1.Microorganisms can be seen with the help of a ……………………..
2.Blue green algae fix ……………….. Directly from air to enhance fertility of soil.
3.Alcohol is produced with the help of ……………………….
4.Cholera is caused by …………………….
5.………………….. are non-green plants.
6.………………….. cause fermentation.
7.……………………….. and ………………………. Are diseases caused by fungi in humans.
8.A ………………….. found in the intestine of termite, help them to digest word cellulose.
9.…………………… only multiply in the body of a living organism.
10.……………….. is a fatal disease of humans as well as cattle.
Very Short Answer Question: (1 Marks Each)
1.Write the names of some diseases caused by virus.
2.What is the main ingredient of rava idlis and bhaturas.
3.What is fermentation?
4.Mention tow groups of Microorganisms on the basis of their functions?
5.Name some diseases caused by protozaans.
Short answer questions:
(2 Marks Each)
1.What are microorganisms?
2.How do microbes survive in adverse conditions?
3.How bacteria are useful to us?
4.What is virus?
5.What is fermentation? What are its utilities?
6.Write two common bacterial disease of human and write preventive measures for it?
7.What is the role of yeast in baking industry ?
8.Write sum commercial use of microorganisms?
9.What is pasteurization of milk?
10.How do microorganisms spoil food?
Answer these question
(3 Marks Each)
1.
What are major groups of microorganisms?

2.
Draw any protozoa and Label its part.

3.
What are the antibiotics? What precautions one should take while taking them?
4.
How do bacteria help in increasing soil fertility? Explain.

5.
Classify the bacteria according to their shape.

6.
What are communicable diseases ? Explain with examples.

7.
What do you mean by food poisoning ?

8.
Explain how does a vaccine work?

9.
Describe the role of blue green alae and bacteria in fertility of soil ?
10.
Give one example of each.


i) an edible fungi
ii) antibiotic obtained from fungi
iii) a parasitic protozoan
iv) nitrogen fixing bacteria
v) a bacteria residing in intestines of man
vi) what is nitrogen cycle
Long answer questions.
(5 Marks Each)
1.Draw and explain the harmfull effects of bactria with Example.
2.What are food preservatives ? Explain some common food preservatives.
3.Explain cousative microorganisms, mode of transmission and preventive measure of the human diseases like Tuberculosis, Measles, Chicken pox, Polio, Cholera, Typhoid, Hepatitis B and Maleria etc.

CLASS 9 WORKSHEET-ATOMS AND MOLECULES


1. calculate the formula mass of sodium carbonate.Na2CO3.10H2O.-Ans 286u

2. Give three significance of a mole.
Ans One mole represents 6.022 x1023 entities of a substance
       One mole of an element contains 6.022 x1023   atoms of an element
        One mole of a substance represents one gram formula mass of the substance
3.calculate the molar mass of the following substances
(i) Ethyne  C2H2      12x2+1x2=26g mol-1
 (ii) nitric acid   1+14+16x3= 63gmol-1

4.calculate the number of moles present in
(i) 3.011x1023
number of oxygen atoms            Ans 0.5mol

(ii) 60g of Calcium                                     Ans1.5 mol

5.Calculate the molecular masses of  (i)CH3OH(ii) NH3   Ans 32u  , 17 u

6. Write the postulates of Dalton atomic Theory. Explain its drawbacks

7. Write the cations and anions present in the following compounds
(i) CH3COONa  (ii) NH4NO3  (iii) H 2  (iv) NaCl

8.Write the formula of the compounds formed by the following ions
(i) Mg+2 and S-2   (ii) Cu+2 and OH-

9.How many (i) atoms (ii) molecules(iii) oxygen atoms are there in 0.5 mol of water? Ans (i) 3.011x1023 (ii)6.022x1023 (iii) 3.011x1023

10 calculate the mass percent of each element of sodium in one mole of it.
Ans Mass % of Na=39.32%      Mass % of Cl = 60.68