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Class VI >> Science >> Water >> A1

Q1	Approximately 97 percent of the water on Earth is __________.
A	Fresh Water
B	Salt Water
C	Ground Water
D	Frozen

Q2	Which of the following are the sources of water on Earth?
A	Rivers
B	Lakes
C	Oceans
D	All of the Above

Q3	When a substance melts, it state changes from __________.
A	Liquid to Solid
B	Solid to Liquid
C	Liquid to Gaseous
D	Gaseous to Liquid

Q4	Water present under the ground, below the level of soil is known as __________.
A	Ground water
B	Surface Water
C	Hard Water
D	Saline Water

Q5	Water vapour is the __________ form of water.
A	Solid
B	Liquid
C	Gaseous
D	None of the Above

Q6	__________ are replenished through rapid natural cycles.
A	Renewable Resources
B	Non-renewable Resources
C	Artificial Resources
D	Temporary Resources

Q7	__________ is the artificial application of water to the soil for assisting the growth of crops.
A	Harvesting
B	Irrigation
C	Transpiration
D	Rainwater Harvesting

Q8	__________ are used to produce electricity.
A	Dams
B	Tube Wells
C	Borewells
D	Rainwater Harvesting Plants

Q9	Which of the following is NOT a natural resource?
A	Water
B	Air
C	Sunlight
D	Paper

Q10	The state of water can be changed by __________.
A	Heating
B	Cooling
C	Both of the Above
D	None of the Above

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