Date – 2 nd June Class – 6 Class 6 | English In which sentence does the word 'key' have the same meaning as the word 'main' in the sentence: ''The teacher identified the main point of the lesson.'' A. The old man opened the door with a huge key. B. The guitarist tried to key his guitar to tune it. C. One must remember the key words of a concept. D. The teacher wrote the answer key on the board. Saturday's Question | Class 6 | Social Studies Sajida wants to see the animals shown below in their natural environment. To which of these geographical regions could she travel to see them?
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Date – 2nd June
Class – 6
Class 6 | English
In which sentence does the word 'key' have the same meaning as the word 'main' in the sentence:
''The teacher identified the main point of the lesson.''
A. The old man opened the door with a huge key.B. The guitarist tried to key his guitar to tune it.C. One must remember the key words of a concept.D. The teacher wrote the answer key on the board.
Saturday's Question | Class 6 | Social Studies
Sajida wants to see the animals shown below in their natural environment. To which of these geographical regions could she travel to see them?
A. the mountains of Ladakh B. the forests of the Brahmaputra basinC. the Sundarban forests in the Ganga D. the dry tropical Gir forests in Gujarat
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Correct Answer : A
Date – 3rd June
Class 6 | Maths
On this map of part of a city, 1 cm = 0.5 km. Which place is likely to be 4 km from the Rose garden?
A. the museumB. the marketC. the lakeD. the Krishna Temple
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | English
In which sentence does the word 'key' have the same meaning as the word 'main' in the sentence:
''The teacher identified the main point of the lesson.''
A. The old man opened the door with a huge key.
B. The guitarist tried to key his guitar to tune it.
C. One must remember the key words of a concept.
D. The teacher wrote the answer key on the board.
Correct Answer : C
Date – 4th June
Class 6 | Science
Two balls, one red and one blue, are seen by Hamid through two lenses P and Q respectively. Lens P magnifies the object seen through it to DOUBLE, while lens Q makes it look HALF its original size. What can we conclude from the picture shown?
A. The red ball is twice as big as the blue ball.B. The red ball is half the size of the blue ball.C. The red ball is the same size as that of the blue ball.D. The red ball is one-fourth the size of the blue ball.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
On this map of part of a city, 1 cm = 0.5 km. Which place is likely to be 4 km from the Rose garden?
A. the museum B. the marketC. the lake D. the Krishna Temple
Correct Answer : D
Date – 5th June
Class 6 | Maths
On a certain day, the exchange rate for Indian Rupees (INR) to US Dollars at a travel agent's office is 1 US Dollar = INR 44
A businessman travelling to New York changes one lakh Indian Rupees to US dollars that day. How much does he get to the nearest ten dollars?
A. 2270 dollarsB. 4400 dollarsC. 440 dollarsD. 2200 dollars
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
Two balls, one red and one blue, are seen by Hamid
through two lenses P and Q respectively. Lens P magnifies the object seen through it to DOUBLE, while lens Q makes it look HALF its original size. What can we conclude from the picture shown?
A. The red ball is twice as big as the blue ball.
B. The red ball is half the size of the blue ball.
C. The red ball is the same size as that of the blue ball.
D. The red ball is one-fourth the size of the blue ball.
Correct Answer : D
Date – 6th June
Class 6 | Science
Which option shows the correct order in the life cycle of a plant.
In which sentence does the word 'run' mean 'in charge of'?
A. Natasha had to run for the bus, as she was already late.B. Natasha likes the new model of cars as they run very smoothly.C. Natasha and her mother run the garment shop together.D. Natasha let the water run in the bathroom to clean it well.
Saturday's Question | Class 6 | Social Studies
At the time the picture was taken, it was likely to be raining in the state of
A. Rajasthan. B. Jammu and Kashmir .C. Karnataka. D. Madhya Pradesh.
Correct Answer : B
Date – 10th June
Class 6 | Maths
Robin scored 5 goals from 20 shots that he took during hockey practice one day. His friend Gagan's success rate was twice as good. In all, if they took 50 shots at the goal between them, how many goals did Gagan score?
A. 8B. 12C. 15D. 20
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | English
In which sentence does the word 'run' mean 'in charge of'?
A. Natasha had to run for the bus, as she was already late.
B. Natasha likes the new model of cars as they run very smoothly.
C. Natasha and her mother run the garment shop together.
D. Natasha let the water run in the bathroom to clean it well.
Correct Answer : C
Date – 11th June
Class 6 | Science
A concert is playing in a stadium at a very high volume. Though the stadium is very far from Ashita's house, she can hear the music through her window.
At the same time, her friend who is at the concert calls her on the phone and Ashita is able to hear the music in the background of the phone call also. Which of these will be true.
A. The music on the phone will be exactly the same as what she hears through the window.B. The music on the phone will be of a fraction of a second BEFORE the music through the window.C. The music on the phone will be of a fraction of a second AFTER the music through the window.D. Ashita will not be able to hear from both the sources at the same time.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
Robin scored 5 goals from 20 shots that he took during hockey practice one day. His friend Gagan's success rate was twice as good. In all, if they took 50 shots at the goal between them, how many goals did Gagan score?
A. 8 B. 12C. 15 D. 20
Correct Answer : C
Date – 12th June
Class 6 | Maths
What is the length of the line shown next to the ruler?
A. 2.4 unitsB. 3 unitsC. 3.4 unitsD. 3.6 units
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
A concert is playing in a stadium at a very high volume. Though the stadium is very far from Ashita's house, she can hear the music through her window.
At the same time, her friend who is at the concert calls her on the phone and Ashita is able to hear the music in the background of the phone call also. Which of these will be true.
A. The music on the phone will be exactly the same as what she hears through the window.
B. The music on the phone will be of a fraction of a second BEFORE the music through the window.
C. The music on the phone will be of a fraction of a second AFTER the music through the window.
D. Ashita will not be able to hear from both the sources at the same time.
Correct Answer : B
Date – 13th June
Class 6 | Science
A tight metal lid on a jar of jam loosens when it is held in hot water because the hot water causes the ___________________________
A. glass jar to contract.B. metal lid to contract.C. glass jar to expand more than the metal lid.D. metal lid to expand more than the glass jar.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
What is the length of the line shown next to the ruler?
A. 2.4 units B. 3 unitsC. 3.4 units D. 3.6 units
Correct Answer : A
Date – 14th June
Class 6 | Social Studies
(Group Text: The chart shown here shows the temperatures of some major cities of India on a particular day .The accompanying map is a satellite picture taken over India on the same day. Study the chart and map carefully and answer questions 29 to 31)
The picture and temperatures are most likely to have been recorded in the month of
A. January.B. May .C. October.D. March.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
A tight metal lid on a jar of jam loosens when it is held in hot water because the hot water causes the ___________________________
A. glass jar to contract. B. metal lid to contract.C. glass jar to expand more than the metal lid.
D. metal lid to expand more than the glass jar.
Correct Answer : D
Date – 16th June
Class 6 | English
Choose the correct meaning of the expression, 'to smell a rat'.
A. to detect a bad smellB. to misunderstandC. to suspect somethingD. to see the hidden meaning
Saturday's Question | Class 6 | Social Studies
(Group Text: The chart shown here shows the temperatures of some major cities of India on a particular day .The accompanying map is a satellite picture taken over India on the same day. Study the chart and map carefully and answer questions 29 to 31)
The picture and temperatures are most likely to have been recorded in the month of
A. January. B. May .C. October. D. March.
Correct Answer : B
Date – 17th June
Class 6 | Maths
When a number is multiplied by 100 and then divided by 1000, the resultant number is
A. 0.1 times the original numberB. 1/100 of the original numberC. 0.09 times the original numberD. 10 times the original number
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | English
Choose the correct meaning of the expression, 'to smell a rat'.
A. to detect a bad smell B. to misunderstandC. to suspect something D. to see the hidden meaning
Correct Answer : C
Date – 18th June
Class 6 | Science
When light falls on a body, three things can happen to it. Light can be reflected, absorbed or transmitted. If almost all the light that falls on an object is transmitted then the object is likely to be a/an
A. small mirrorB. card board pieceC. piece of glassD. oil paper
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
When a number is multiplied by 100 and then divided by 1000, the resultant number is
A. 0.1 times the original number B. 1/100 of the original numberC. 0.09 times the original number D. 10 times the original number
Correct Answer : A
Date – 19th June
Class 6 | Maths
Which of the pieces when joined to the above piece will complete the square?
A. B.
C. D.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
When light falls on a body, three things can happen to it. Light can be reflected, absorbed or transmitted. If almost all the light that falls on an object is transmitted then the object is likely to be a/an
A. small mirror B. card board pieceC. piece of glass D. oil paper
Correct Answer : C
Date – 20th June
Class 6 | Science
Compared to the days in the beginning of the monsoon season, days at the end of the season in India are
A. longer.B. shorter.C. of the same length.D. longer or shorter depending on the place.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
Which of the pieces when joined to the above piece will complete the square?
A. B.
C. D.
Correct Answer : C
Date – 21th June
Class 6 | Social Studies
Which of these rivers flow in the PENINSULAR REGION of India?
A. GangaB. BrahmaputraC. IndusD. Mahanadi
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
Compared to the days in the beginning of the monsoon season, days at the end of the season in
India are
A. longer. B. shorter.C. of the same length. D. longer or shorter depending on the place.
Correct Answer : B
Date – 23th June
Class 6 | English
The children begged their mother so much that she finally __________ to their wishes.
A. gave riseB. gave inC. gave upD. gave the slip
Saturday's Question | Class 6 | Social Studies
Which of these rivers flow in the PENINSULAR REGION of India?
A. Ganga B. BrahmaputraC. Indus D. Mahanadi
Correct Answer : D
Date – 24th June
Class 6 | Maths
How many numbers between 50 and 100 are completely divisible by 8?
A. five
B. sixC. eightD. ten
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | English
The children begged their mother so much that she finally __________ to their wishes.
A. gave rise B. gave inC. gave up D. gave the slip
Correct Answer : B
Date – 25th June
Class 6 | Science
Which of the following statements about the human heart is TRUE?
A. Veins are blue in colour because they carry deoxygenated blood.B. Transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide to the blood happens in the heart.C. The muscles of the heart do not have any blood carrying vessels.D. The heart's role is to pump blood to the lungs and other parts of the body.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
How many numbers between 50 and 100 are completely divisible by 8?
A. five B. sixC. eight D. ten
Correct Answer : B
26th June
Class 6 | Maths
The figures below are made of identical triangular tiles. Which of them has the least perimeter?
A. B.
C. D.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
Which of the following statements about the human heart is TRUE?
A. Veins are blue in colour because they carry deoxygenated blood.
B. Transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide to the blood happens in the heart.
C. The muscles of the heart do not have any blood carrying vessels.
D. The heart's role is to pump blood to the lungs and other parts of the body.
Correct Answer : D
27th June
Class 6 | Science
Which of these is a correct difference between HIBERNATION and MIGRATION?
A. Hibernation occurs mostly in the winter, migration may occur in any season.B. Mostly cold-blooded animals hibernate, whereas mostly birds migrate.C. During migration food intake is nil, which is not so during hibernation.D. The animal's heart stops beating during hibernation, which is not so during migration.
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Maths
The figures below are made of identical triangular tiles. Which of them has the least perimeter?
A. B.
C. D.
Correct Answer : A
28th June
Class 6 | Social Studies
Which of these geographical features was found in the region of the Indus Valley Civilisation?
A. Volcanoes B. GlaciersC. Alluvial plainsD. Islands
Yesterday's Question | Class 6 | Science
Which of these is a correct difference between HIBERNATION and MIGRATION?
A. Hibernation occurs mostly in the winter, migration may occur in any season.
B. Mostly cold-blooded animals hibernate, whereas mostly birds migrate.
C. During migration food intake is nil, which is not so during hibernation.
D. The animal's heart stops beating during hibernation, which is not so during migration.
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