Worksheet

Syllabus Study Notes

Did you know Germany borders 9 other countries.

Experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want– Dan Stanford

Class VI >> Science >> Separation of Substances >> A1

Q1	Which of the following method is used to separate two immiscible liquids?
A	Threshing
B	Sieving
C	Winnowing
D	Separating Funnel

Q2	Air is a __________.
A	Compound
B	Mixture
C	Pure Substance
D	Element

Q3	The mixture of a solute and a solvent is called as ___________.
A	Solution
B	Element
C	Compound
D	Mixture

Q4	Which of the following pair of substance may be separated and recovered through the process of distillation?
A	Water and Salt
B	Water and Alcohol
C	Salt and Sand
D	Sand and Soil

Q5	The process that is used to separate slightly large particle impurities like the pieces of dirt, stone and husk from wheat, rice or pulses.
A	Winnowing
B	Threshing
C	Handpicking
D	Sieving

Q6	Salt is obtained from the seawater by the process of _________.
A	Evaporation
B	Sedimentation
C	Condensation
D	Filtration

Q7	Which one of the following solid is miscible in water?
A	Chalk
B	Sand
C	Concrete
D	Sugar

Q8	A mixture of chalk and water can be separated by _________.
A	Filtration
B	Sieving
C	Sedimentation
D	Condensation

Q9	The process that is used to separate components of a mixture having different sizes.
A	Winnowing
B	Threshing
C	Sieving
D	Handpicking

Q10	The solubility of water __________ with an increase in water content.
A	Increases
B	Decreases
C	Remain Same
D	Sometimes Increases and Sometimes Decreases

Available Time

Time Left

Bonus Time Left

GoforPractice.com is an online education website offering a structured practice platform for school students of CBSE board India. We strive to make practice fun for students and help them achieve their goals efficiently through worksheets that are handcrafted for a thorough understanding of concepts using contemporary and modern learning techniques. Along with elaborate explanation and chapter wise revision listing, our ecosystem provides cutomisable worksheets to take students from basic to advanced levels of performance.

About Us
Basic Rules
Child Safety
Terms & Conditions

FAQ's
Blogs
Sitemap
Contact Us