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Questions-The Ever-Evolving World of Science Class7 Science

Important question answers Chapter 1 The Ever-Evolving World of Science Class 7 Subject Science

Multiple Choice Questions (1 mark each)

  1. What does science help us understand?
    A) Only machines
    B) Only planets
    C) The world around us
    D) Only humans
    Answer: C) The world around us
  2. What is one thing we need to make a bulb glow in a circuit?
    A) Plastic pipe
    B) Paper clip
    C) Metal spoon
    D) Wooden stick
    Answer: C) Metal spoon
  3. Which of these is an example of a reversible change?
    A) Melting of ice
    B) Burning wood
    C) Cooking rice
    D) Rusting of iron
    Answer: A) Melting of ice
  4. What helps water evaporate from the sea?
    A) Moonlight
    B) Wind
    C) Heat from the Sun
    D) Rain
    Answer: C) Heat from the Sun
  5. Why do some fruits taste sour?
    A) Because they are dirty
    B) Because they are not fruits
    C) Because of the acids in them
    D) Because they are old
    Answer: C) Because of the acids in them
  6. What can cause fruits to ripen faster?
    A) Cold weather
    B) Heating
    C) Keeping them in water
    D) Putting them in the fridge
    Answer: B) Heating
  7. What do you need to become a science explorer?
    A) Curiosity
    B) Money
    C) A lab coat
    D) Computer
    Answer: A) Curiosity
  8. What do children use to observe light in the experiment shown?
    A) Pen
    B) Water glass
    C) Torch
    D) Both B and C
    Answer: D) Both B and C
  9. How does the Sun help in forming rain?
    A) By freezing water
    B) By evaporating water
    C) By eating clouds
    D) By blowing wind
    Answer: B) By evaporating water
  10. Which of these is an example of a natural change?
    A) Melting butter
    B) Building a chair
    C) Growing a plant
    D) Cutting paper
    Answer: C) Growing a plant
  11. What natural force makes glaciers melt?
    A) Wind
    B) Rain
    C) Heat from the Sun
    D) Moonlight
    Answer: C) Heat from the Sun
  12. What kind of material is a spoon made of, used in the electric circuit experiment?
    A) Wood
    B) Plastic
    C) Metal
    D) Rubber
    Answer: C) Metal
  13. Which of the following changes is irreversible?
    A) Freezing of water
    B) Melting of butter
    C) Ripening of fruits
    D) Folding of paper
    Answer: C) Ripening of fruits
  14. What important qualities should a young scientist have?
    A) Anger
    B) Curiosity
    C) Laziness
    D) Fear
    Answer: B) Curiosity
  15. Which of these is shown by the movement of clouds and rain?
    A) Water cycle
    B) Soil erosion
    C) Air pollution
    D) Fossil formation
    Answer: A) Water cycle
  16. Which planet do we study to learn about day and night?
    A) Mars
    B) Earth
    C) Venus
    D) Mercury
    Answer: B) Earth
  17. How does light help humans other than seeing?
    A) Helps plants fly
    B) Helps plants grow
    C) Helps in cooking
    D) Helps in making rain
    Answer: B) Helps plants grow
  18. What is needed to form rain after evaporation?
    A) Condensation
    B) Freezing
    C) Melting
    D) Solidification
    Answer: A) Condensation
  19. What device uses the position of the shadow to tell time?
    A) Torch
    B) Sundial
    C) Clock
    D) Watch
    Answer: B) Sundial
  20. When does a solar eclipse happen?
    A) Earth comes between Sun and Moon
    B) Moon comes between Sun and Earth
    C) Sun comes between Earth and Moon
    D) Sun disappears
    Answer: B) Moon comes between Sun and Earth
  21. What happens when we wash a haldi (turmeric) stain with soap?
    A) Stain becomes darker
    B) Stain becomes lighter
    C) Stain becomes invisible
    D) Stain turns red
    Answer: D) Stain turns red
  22. Who studies bird wings to design airplanes?
    A) Farmers
    B) Engineers
    C) Doctors
    D) Artists
    Answer: B) Engineers
  23. What is an example of a chemical change?
    A) Boiling water
    B) Breaking glass
    C) Ripening fruits
    D) Cutting wood
    Answer: C) Ripening fruits
  24. Which of these is NOT a reason why science is important?
    A) It helps us ask questions.
    B) It helps us sleep longer.
    C) It helps us explore new ideas.
    D) It helps us find patterns in nature.
    Answer: B) It helps us sleep longer.
  25. What happens to water when it gets heated by the Sun?
    A) It freezes
    B) It becomes air
    C) It evaporates
    D) It solidifies
    Answer: C) It evaporates

Short Answer Questions (2 Marks Each)

  1. What is meant by reversible and irreversible changes?
    Answer:
  • Reversible change: Can be undone (e.g., melting of ice).
  • Irreversible change: Cannot be undone (e.g., burning paper).

  1. Why is heat important in changes around us?
    Answer:
  • Heat helps things change faster.
  • It causes ice to melt and fruits to ripen.

  1. Give two examples of materials that conduct electricity.
    Answer:
  • Metals like copper and iron.
  • Materials like steel spoons.

  1. What happens when a torch battery runs out?
    Answer:
  • The battery cannot be used again.
  • The torch stops working.

  1. What does curiosity help us do in science?
    Answer:
  • It helps us ask questions.
  • It leads us to new discoveries.

Medium Answer Questions (3 Marks Each)

  1. What do we learn by using batteries, wires, and bulbs in experiments?
    Answer:
  • Which materials conduct electricity.
  • The difference between metals and non-metals.
  • How electric circuits work.

  1. Describe the water cycle using terms from the lesson.
    Answer:
  • Water evaporates due to the Sun’s heat.
  • Forms clouds and falls as rain.
  • Rainwater goes into the ground or rivers.

  1. Why do we need to step outside the classroom to learn science?
    Answer:
  • To observe real-life changes.
  • To connect science with daily life.
  • To understand the environment better.

  1. How did people measure time before clocks were invented?
    Answer:
  • By observing shadows.
  • Using sundials and positions of the Sun.
  • Watching changes like day and night.

  1. What happens during an eclipse?
    Answer:
  • The Earth or Moon casts a shadow.
  • The Sun is covered partially or fully.
  • We see this as an eclipse.

Long Answer Questions (5 Marks Each)

  1. Explain how science connects with real life using any 5 examples from the chapter.
    Answer:
  • Fruit ripening shows chemical change.
  • Melting ice shows heat transfer.
  • Using metal in a circuit shows conductivity.
  • Water cycle shows evaporation and rain.
  • Eclipse shows movement of Earth and Moon.

  1. How does science help in building a sustainable world?
    Answer:
  • Helps understand nature.
  • Teaches how to reduce pollution.
  • Helps in saving energy.
  • Encourages recycling.
  • Promotes responsibility toward the planet.

  1. What are some of the questions we can ask as young scientists? Give 5 examples.
    Answer:
  • Why do some fruits taste sour?
  • How does light make shadows?
  • Why do batteries stop working?
  • How does the Sun cause rain?
  • Why do we see eclipses?

  1. Describe how heat flows using three examples from the textbook.
    Answer:
  • Ice cube melts in a glass due to heat.
  • Glacier melts due to the Sun’s heat.
  • Fruits ripen faster when heated.

 

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Exploring Substances: Acidic, Basic, and Neutral

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Exploring Substances: Acidic, Basic, and Neutral

 

 

 

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