QP Sci GRD 6 Sa II 2012 2013 Set II Comp

GIIS-ACA-PM-05/SAII/QP2/SCI6/180313
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT II [ 2012-2013 ]
SUBJECT: SCIENCE
CLASS : VI
ROLL NO
TIME ALLOWED : 3 Hrs
MAX. MARKS: 90
Candidates MUST write their Roll Number on the space provided above
before opening the seal.
Please check that the question paper contains 9 printed pages.
Candidate must write the Code No of the question paper on the answer
book.
Please write down the serial number of the question before attempting it.
15 minutes time has been allotted to read this question paper, the students
will read the question paper only and will not write any answer on the
answer script during this period.
General Instructions:
1]. There are 38 Questions in all. All questions are compulsory.
2]. Marks for each question are indicated against the questions.
3]. There are 15 Questions in SECTION A, 8 Questions in SECTION B , 6

Questions in SECTION C, 4 Questions in SECTION D and 5 Questions in
SECTION E. All questions are compulsory.
4]. Questions from serial number 1 To 15 are one mark questions from 16
to 23 are two marks each, questions from 24 to 29 are three marks each,
questions from 30 to 33 are four marks each and questions from 34 to 38
are five marks each .
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EXAMINATION INSTRUCTIONS
Dear Candidate,
Remember the following:
Write your Roll Number, Class, section, subject, and Code number of question paper
on the answer sheet, additional sheet, Graph and map even if the paper is not
attempted. Write only the roll number on the question paper.
Read question paper carefully and Check the paper title.
Use only blue / Black pen to write the answers. Use colour pens only if instructed. Do
not use correction pen / whitener.
Mention the question number/ Sections correctly while answering each question. No
marks will be awarded if the question number changes with regard to question paper.
All the queries related to the question paper must be completed within 30 minutes
from the beginning of exam.
Revise your answer and submit the answer paper along with graph, maps....etc., as
instructed before you leave the exam room.
You are not allowed to change your seat during the exam for any reason without
permission from your invigilator.
paper to anybody else.
Avoid give-take of a pen, pencil, scale etc.

on a question paper [ except roll number] , writing pad, compass,
body etc
You must not communicate with each other in any way in the examination room,
whether the exam is in progress or not. If you wish to talk to an invigilator, raise your
hand. If you wish to query an examination question you should raise your hand,
explain, and then work on other questions. If a correction to an examination paper is
necessary, you will be advised.
Conclusion of the examination

Candidate must cease writing immediately when instructed to do so and must remain
seated and silent until all answer books have been collected and the instruction to leave the exam
room has been given.
The Candidate who is in possession of any kind of

unauthorised materials [Used / Unused], improper use of
materials, unauthorised removal of materials from
examination rooms and bringing in any unauthorised
materials to the examination room or ignoring the
instructions given by supervisors will result in the students
being marked zero in the respective subjects or being
debarred from all other examinations.
Section A
1.
In olden days, sailors used to find direction with the help 1

of
2.
is the fusion of male and female gamete
3.
The face and jaw contain number of facial bones.
4.
changes are those which do not repeat
themselves at regular intervals.

5.
solution cannot dissolve more of the solute in
it at a given temperature.
6.
Which of these is not an organ system?
(a) Heart
(b) Respiratory
(c) Digestive
(d) Excretory
7.
Bursting of cracker is:

(a)
Reversible change
(b)
Irreversible change
(c)
Periodic change
(d)
Change in size
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8.
A mixture of immiscible liquids can be separated by :

(a)
Filter paper
(b)
Separating funnel
(c)
Winnowing
(d)
Sieving
The scientific name of elephant from India according
to binomial nomenclature is:

(a)
Homo indica
(b)
Elephas indica
(c)
Elephas americana
(d)
Elephas africana
10 Which of the following animals moves with the help of
looping movements?
(a)
Earthworm
(b)
Fish
(c)
Snake
(d)
Cockroach
11 A magnetic compass always points in East West
direction. (T/F)
12. Earthquake is an example of desirable change. (T/F)
13. Snails move with the help of a muscular foot. (T/F)
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14. Decantation is the process by which sugar can be
separated from sugar solution. (T/F)

15
A Zonkey is the result of crossbreeding a Donkey and a 1

zebra. (T/F)
Section B
16 Name two main organs of the skeletal system and
excretory system.
17 Differentiate between homogenous and heterogeneous
mixture. Give one example of each.

18 Draw the four types of artificial magnet having different
shape.
19. Differentiate between the temporary and permanent
magnets by giving example.

20 Name four vegetative parts of plants that help in
producing new plants with one example of each.

21. In which type of joint, the end of one of the bones is
round like a ball and where is this joint present in the

body?
22 (a)How many pairs of wings are present in cockroaches 2
and which type of skeleton is found in them?
(b) Define
i) Ligaments
ii) Tendons
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23. Suggest four ways by which we can prevent magnets
from being demagnetised?

Section C
24
i)
What do you mean by phototropism?
ii)
Which part of the plant shows the following
phenomenon?
(a) positive geotropism
(b) negative geotropism
(c) positive phototropism (d) negative phototropism
25. Explain the various steps involved in the separation of
iron fillings, sulphur, salt and water mixture.

26. Label the parts of the human skeleton marked below:
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27 Give two differences between reversible and irreversible 3

changes by giving one example of each .
28.
(a) Classify the following substances as magnetic or 3

non-magnetic :
Iron, Phosphorus, Plastic, Copper, Nickel, Paper,
Cobalt, Gold.
(b)
Give one example of

(i) natural magnet
(ii) artificial magnet.
29. What do you mean by Binomial nomenclature? Give
two examples.
Section D
30. Why do you think that animals move from one place to
another?
31. State four important functions of human skeleton?
32. Give two examples each of desirable and undesirable
changes.
33. What is asexual reproduction and give the steps
involved in the process of a sexual reproduction by

hydra with the help of diagram?
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Section E
34 How will you prepare a solution of common salt and
water and then how will you separate the components

of the solution to get back salt and water ? Draw a
labelled diagram of the apparatus used to perform the
activity.
35 Give five properties of magnet.
36
(a) Draw a labelled diagram of a flower showing its

different parts.
(b) Define (i) xerophytes (ii) hydrophytes
(iii)mesophytes with one example each.
37
(a) How a mixture is different from a pure
substance? Give one example of each.

(b)
Give three characteristics of a mixture.
38 (a) Explain how bones and muscles work together to
cause movements?
(b) Do snakes have backbone ? give two examples of
animals that belong to the same group.
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3]. There are 15 Questions in SECTION A, 8 Questions in SECTION B , 6

Read question paper carefully and Check the paper title.

paper to anybody else.

Avoid give-take of a pen, pencil, scale etc.

on a question paper [ except roll number] , writing pad, compass,

Conclusion of the examination

The Candidate who is in possession of any kind of

In olden days, sailors used to find direction with the help 1

is the fusion of male and female gamete

The face and jaw contain number of facial bones.

changes are those which do not repeat

themselves at regular intervals.

solution cannot dissolve more of the solute in

Which of these is not an organ system?

Bursting of cracker is:

A mixture of immiscible liquids can be separated by :

The scientific name of elephant from India according

to binomial nomenclature is:

10 Which of the following animals moves with the help of

11 A magnetic compass always points in East West

13. Snails move with the help of a muscular foot. (T/F)

14. Decantation is the process by which sugar can be

separated from sugar solution. (T/F)

A Zonkey is the result of crossbreeding a Donkey and a 1

16 Name two main organs of the skeletal system and

mixture. Give one example of each.

magnets by giving example.

producing new plants with one example of each.

round like a ball and where is this joint present in the

23. Suggest four ways by which we can prevent magnets

from being demagnetised?

What do you mean by phototropism?

Which part of the plant shows the following

(b) negative geotropism

(c) positive phototropism (d) negative phototropism

25. Explain the various steps involved in the separation of

iron fillings, sulphur, salt and water mixture.

27 Give two differences between reversible and irreversible 3

(a) Classify the following substances as magnetic or 3

Give one example of

29. What do you mean by Binomial nomenclature? Give

32. Give two examples each of desirable and undesirable

involved in the process of a sexual reproduction by

34 How will you prepare a solution of common salt and

water and then how will you separate the components

(a) Draw a labelled diagram of a flower showing its

(a) How a mixture is different from a pure

substance? Give one example of each.

Give three characteristics of a mixture.

38 (a) Explain how bones and muscles work together to

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