APPENDICES

Appendix A

LIST OF SCHOOLS SELECTED FOR THE STUDY

Pathanamthitta District

1. N.S.S.G.H.S. Pandalam

2. N.S.S. H.S.S. Pandalam

3. Govt. H.S.S. Kaippattoor

4. Govt. H.S.S. Thottakkonam

5. Govt. H.S.S. Omalloor

6. S.B.G.V.H.S. Kidangannoor

7. Aryabharathi H.S.S. Omalloor

8. N.S.S. H.S.S. Thattayil

9. Govt. H.S.S. Pathanamthitta

10. M.G. H.S.S. Thumpamon

Alappuzha District

1. S.N.M. H.S.S. Purakkadu, Alappuzha

2. G.M. H.S.S., Harippad, Alappuzha

3. G.H.S.S. Aryamparambu, Alappuzha

4. G.H.S.S. Aala Chengannur

5. S.H.V.H.S. Karakkadu

6. V.V.H.S.S. Thamarakulam

7. N.S.S. H.S. Kudassanadu

8. C.B.M. H.S.S. Nooranadu

9. Govt. H.S.S. Kayamkulam

Kollam District

1. Model H.S. for Girls Karunagappally

2. G.P. H.S.S. Chavara South, Kollam

3. Govt. H.S.S. Chavara

4. Vimala Hrudaya G.H.S.S. Kollam

5. Govt. H.S.S. Adoor

6. N.S.S. H.S.S. Vadakkedathukavu

7. Govt. H.S.S. Ochira

8. Govt. H.S.S. Putthur

9. K.N.N.M.V.H.S.S. Pavithreswaram

10. Boys H.S.S. Kottarakkara

Thiruvananthapuram District

1. S.M.V. H.S.S. Thiruvananthapuram

2. Samuel H.S.S. Cheruvarakkonam

3. M.V. H.S.S. Arumanoor

4. Evans H.S. Parasala

5. Govt. H.S.S. Neyyattinkara

6. Govt. H.S.S. Balaramapuram

7. Govt. H.S. Kappil

8. Govt. V.H.S.S. Manakkaud

9. Sivagiri H.S.S. Varkala

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST

Standard VII

Draft

Dr. P.S. SUKUMARAN And

KUMARI S. GIRIJA

SCHOOL OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY

KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix B1

TEST OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS (Draft Form)

Std VII

Name of the student

Name of the school

General Instructions

• Answer all questions

• Each question is provided with four choices. Identify the correct answer

• Mark the correct answer in the answer sheet

1 Name the factor which helps in the penetration of rainwater in the soil.

a) Land filling b) Urbanization

c) Concreting d) Gravitation

2 Name the process by which quality seeds are produced by artificial pollination

a) Tissue culture b) Layering

c) Hybridization d) Grafting

3 Statements related to chemical fertilizers and bio fertilizers are given below.

Identify the correct one

a) The use of bio fertilizers helps to retain the fertility of the soil

b) The use of chemical fertilizers does not accelerate production

c) Chemical fertilizers do not harm the microbes

d) Bio-fertilizers affect the chemical composition of the soil

4 Main crop in Appu’s farm is Arecanut. Select the best intercrop from the

following

a) Ginger, Turmeric, grass

b) Plantain, Tapioca, Grass

c) Coffee, grass, elephant yam

d) Ginger. Grass, coffee

5 Name a new paddy seed developed by research

a) Annapurna b) Swetha

c) Ujala d) Subha

6 Grafting: Jack tree - ……. : Vanila

a) Layering b) Budding

c) Hybridization d) Tissue culture

7 Which plant below is affected by blast

a) Coconut b) Plantain

c) Arecanut d) Paddy

8 Identify the activity which protects the nature

a) Use of pesticides b) Filling of ponds

c) Planting trees d) Dumping waste in water

resources

9 Amount of pure water present in earth

a) 2% b) 3%

c) 4% d) 5%

10 The energy possessed by stretched elastic

a) Potential energy b) Kinetic energy

c) Chemical energy d) Light energy

11 The factor which helps to dry clothes at night

a) Sunlight b) Wind

c) Pressure d) Humidity

12 Which of the following given below possess kinetic energy

a) Moving car b) Water stored in a dam

c) Stretched rubber band d) Boy standing on the terrace

13 Which one is the modern method of water purification?

a) Three tier filter b) Filtration

c) Decantation d) Distillation

14 What are the factors affecting potential energy

a) Mass and velocity b) Mass and height

c) Velocity and height d) None of these

15 Identify the statement which is a drawback of dam

a) Do harm to ecosystem b) Water is stored

c) Used for irrigation d) Can generate electricity

16 In hydroelectric project Electricity is produced by

a) Using the power of turban

b) Using power of generator

c) Using the power of flow of water

d) None of these

17 Which form of energy is formed while burning firewood?

a) Heat energy b) Light energy

c) Chemical energy d) Kinetic energy

18 Which phenomenon given below is the cause for hot water current and cold

water current in oceans

a) Evaporation b) Radiation

c) Conduction d) Convection

19 What will happen when a metal rod is heated

a) Shrinks b) Expands

c) Burns d) Melts

20 Among the given statements identify the wrong statement related to thermal

expansion

a) When heated velocity of molecules increases

b) When heated they expand

c) When heated intermolecular distance increases

d) In summer rail shrinks due to heat

21 What happens when air is heated?

a) Density increases b) contracts

c) Goes down d) Expands

22 Identify the correct statement

a) In day time, wind blows from land to sea

b) In day time, the air above the land moves up

c) During night, sea gives out heat quickly

d) During night, wind flows from sea to land

23 Heat energy reaches earth by

a) Convection b) Radiation

c) Evaporation d) Conduction

24 What is the effect of global warming

a) No change in weather

b) No change in atmospheric temperature

c) No natural calamities

d) Ice, glaciers etc melts and water level in sea increases

25 Sound travels fast

a) In gases b) Is solids

c) In liquids d) In vacuum

26 In residential zone the sound limit is

a) 55 db b) 50 db

c) 60 db d) 45 db

27 In which animal sound is produced by the vibration of vocal cord

a) Cricket b) Honey bee

c) Elephant d) Mosquito

28 In silent zone the sound limit is

a) Day 55db, night 40db b) Day 50db night 40 db

c) Day 55db night 45 db d) Day 45db, night 40 db

29 The high frequency waves used for diagnosis of disease in internal organs

a) Infrared b) Gama rays

c) Ultrasound d) UV rays

30 The audible limit of human beings is

a) 20Hz to 2KHz b) 20Hz to 200Hz

c) 20 Hz to 2000Hz d) 20 Hz to 200kHz

31 If a sound is produced in an empty ball, we experience that the sound is

repeated. The reason is

a) Timber b) Pitch

c) Quality d) Echo

32 Some statements related to sound are given below. Identify the correct one

a) Sound requires no medium to travel

b) We can hear an explosion occurs in moon

c) Music is produced by regular and periodic vibration

d) Polished surface absorbs sound

33 The remains of plants and animals are decomposed by

a) Producers b) decomposers

c) Primary consumers d) Secondary consumers

34 The materials used for preparing compost is

a) Metal waste b) plastic

c) Leather d) Food waste

35 The first members in food chain



36 Find the odd one

a) Ammonia b) Urea

c) Factomphos d) Compost

37 The pH value of water is

a) 7.0 b) 7.2

c) 7.1 d) 7.3

38 Identify the odd one

a) Pea b) Horse gram

c) Black gram d) paddy

39 Name Kerala’s state fish

a) Karimeen (Pearl spot) b) Prawn

c) Tuna d) Catfish

40 The factor helps in the growth of body

a) Protein b) Fat

c) Vitamins d) Minerals

41 The disease caused by the deficiency of protein is

a) Kwashiorkor b) Malaria

c) Leprosy d) Anemia

42 The element present in blood

a) Iron b) Sodium

c) Calcium d) Phosphorous

43 Goiter is caused by the deficiency of

a) Calcium b) Iron

c) Iodine d) Sodium

44 The element needed for the growth of bones

a) Iron b) Chlorine

c) Sodium d) Calcium

45 Deficiency of vitamin C causes

a) Night blindness b) Beriberi

c) Scurvy d) Goitre

46 Chemical used for ripening of fruits

a) Calcium carbide b) Ammonium Chloride

c) Calcium Chloride d) Sodium chloride

47 Instrument used to find out the purity of mlk

a) Animometer b) Lactometer

c) Hydrometer d) Hygrometer

48 The motion of minute hand in a watch is

a) Circular motion b) Linear motion

c) Rotation d) Periodic motion

49 The ball rolled on a surface stops after sometime. The reason is

a) Frictional force b) Centrifugal force

c) Inertia d) Centripetal force

50 Example of periodic motion is

a) Motion of a ball b) Motion of a pendulum

c) Motion of a bus d) Motion of a top

51 A brick is pushed on floor, table and on rollers . When it will easy to push ?

a) On floor b) On table

c) On rollers d) Always

52 When a moving bus is stopped suddenly, the passengers

a) Tend to fall forward b) Tend to fall backwards

c) Get shaked d) No change

53 When a chair get pushed over the floor, a change occurs in

a) Colour b) shape

c) Position d) state

54 Who invented Hydrogen?

a) Cavendish b) Priestly

c) Lavosie d) Einstein

55 The gas produced by the reaction between zinc and hydrochloric acid

a) Oxygen b) Hydrogen

c) Nitrogen d) Helium

56 When a blue litmus is dipped in a solution, it changes into red. The solution

will be

a) Acidic b) basic

c) Salty d) neutral

57 The gas evolved when HCl reacts with egg shell is


c) Nitrogen d) Carbon dioxide

58 The gas which burns with a pop sound is

a) Hydrogen b) Carbon dioxide

c) Nitrogen d) Argon

59 The reason for bursting up of soda bottle is

a) Due to the pressure of water inside

b) Due to the pressure of oxygen

c) Due to the pressure of CO2 inside

d) Due to the pressure of Hydrogen

60 Heat transference occurs in solids by

a) Conduction b) Convection

c) Radiation d) Evaporation

61 An example for good conductor is

a) Wood b) Aluminium

c) Rubber d) Plastic

62 The heat transference by the actual movement of the molecule is

a) Conduction b) Evaporation

c) Convection d) Radiation

63 Wood is used in the handles of kitchen utensils because

a) Wood is a bad conductor b) Get heated quickly

c) Get heat slowly d) Conducts heat

64 Pure gold is

a) 24 carat b) 22 carat

c) 20 carat d) 26 carat

65 The element used for the construction of air crafts is

a) Calcium b) Silver

c) Titanium d) Vanadium

66 Which metal is known as white gold

a) Platinum b) Iridium

c) Titanium d) Magnesium

67 The metal found in free form in nature is

a) Silver b) Gold

c) Mercury d) Aluminium

68 The reason for the blackening of silver ornaments is

a) Presence of sulphur in air b) Presence of nitrogen in air

c) Presence of carbon in air d) Increase in temperature

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TESThnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - VII

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :

s]mXp-\n¿t±-i-ßƒ

BsI 68 tNmZy-ßƒ.

F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw DØcw Fgp-X-Ww.

F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n- p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-[n®v

icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.

icn-bmb DØcw ]tXyIw Xcp∂ DØ-c-°-S-em-kn¬ Fgp-Xp-I.

1. ag-sh≈w aÆn-te-°n-d-ßm≥ klm-bn-°p∂ LS-I-taXv ?

a. hb¬\n-I-Ø¬ b. \K-c-h-XvI-cWw

c. tImÏo‰v sNbvX-ap‰w d. `qKp-cpXzw

2. IrXna ]cm-K-W-Øn-eqsS KpW-ta-∑-bp≈ hnØv DXv]m-Zn-∏n-°p∂ coXn-bm-Wv.

a. Snjyp-Iƒ®¿ b. seb-dnMv

c. h¿§-k-¶-cWw d. Km^v‰nMv

3. cmk-h-f-ßƒ, ssPh-h-f-ßƒ F∂n-hsb kw_-‘n-°p∂ Nne ]kvXm-h-\-Iƒ Xmsg

X∂n-cn-°p-∂p. icn-bmb ]kvXm-h\ GXv?

a. cmk-h-f-ßƒ D]-tbm-Kn®p≈ Irjn-coXn s]s´∂v êw \¬Ip-∂n-√.

b. ssPh-hfw D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂Xv aÆns‚ kzm`m-hn-IX \ne-\n¿Øm≥ klm-bn-°p-∂p.

c. cmk-h-f-ßƒ aÆnse kq£va-Po-hn-Isf \in-∏n-°p-∂n-√.

d. ssPh-hfw aÆns‚ cmk-L-S-\sb ]Xn-Iq-e-ambn _m[n-°p-∂p.

4. A∏p-hns‚ hońse Irjn-bn-S-Ønse ][m\hnf Ihp-ßm-Wv. Xmsg X∂n-cn-°p∂Xn¬

\n∂pw B tXm -Øn-te°v A\p-tbm-Py-amb CS-hnf Is≠-ØpI.

a. C©n, a™ƒ, Xo‰-∏p√v b. hmg, I∏, Xo‰-∏p√v

c. Im∏n, Xo‰-∏p-√v, tN\ d. a™ƒ, C©n, Im∏n.

5. Kth-jW ê-ambn Is≠-Ønb sa®vs∏´ Hcn\w s\¬hnØv ?

a. A∂-]q¿Æ b. tizX

c. DPze d. -ip`

6. Km^v‰nMv : kt∏m´; ...................... : hm\ne

a. seb-dnMv b. _ÕnMv

c. h¿§-k-¶-cWw d. Snjyp-Iƒ®¿

7. Im‰p hogvN F∂ tcmKw km[m-c-W-bmbn GXp kky-sØ-bmWv _m[n-°p-∂Xv.

a. sXßv b. hmg

c. Ihpßv d. s\√v

8. X∂n-cn-°p∂hbn¬ \n∂pw ]Ir-Xnsb kwc-£n-°p∂ ]h¿Ø\w Is≠-Øp-I.

a. IoS-\m-in-\n-bpsS ]tbmKw b. Ipf-ßƒ \nI-Øp-∂Xv

c. ac-ßƒ h®p ]nSn-∏n-°p∂p d. amen-\y-ßƒ Pem-i-b-ß-fn¬ Hgp-°p-∂p.

9. `qan-bn¬ e`y-amb ip≤-P-e-Øns‚ Afhv

a. 2% b. 3%

c. 4% d. 5%

10. hen-®p-]n-Sn-®n-cn-°p∂ Cem-Ãn-°n-\p≈ Du¿÷w GXv

a. ÿnXn-tIm¿÷w b. KXn-tIm¿÷w

c. cmtkm¿÷w d. ]Im-tim¿÷w

11. cmXn-bn¬ hkvXw DW-ßm≥ klm-bn-°p∂ LS-Iw.

a. shbn¬ b. Im‰v

c. A¥-co-£-a¿±w d. A¥-co-£-Ønse Cu¿∏w.

12. Xmsg sImSp-Ø-Xn¬ GXn-\mWv KXn-tIm¿÷w D≈-Xv.

a. thK-Øn¬ HmSp∂ Im¿ b. sIń-\n¿Ønb sh≈w

c. hen-®p-]n-Sn® d∫¿_m≥Uv d. hoSns‚ sSd-kn¬ \n¬°p∂ Ipń.

13. Xmsg X∂n-cn-°p-∂-Xn¬ Pe-ip-≤o-I-c-W-Øn-\p≈ B[p-\nI coXn GXv ?

a. ap®ń Acn∏ b. sXfn-bq-‰¬

c. Acn-°¬ d. kvIμ\w

14. ÿnXn-tIm¿÷w GsXms° LS-IsØ Bkv]-Z-am°n hyXym-k-s∏- n-cn-°p-∂p.

a. hkvXp-hns‚ amkv Ne-\-thKw

b. hkvXp-hns‚ amkv, `qan-bn¬ \n∂p≈ Db-cw.

c. Ne-\-thKw, `qan-bn¬ \n∂p≈ Dbcw

d. Ch-sbm-∂p-a-√.

15. Xmsg X∂n-cn-°p-∂-Xn¬ AW-s°´v sIm≠p-≈-tZmjw Xncn-®-dn-bp-I.

a. Bhmk hyh-ÿsb XInSw adn-°p-∂p.

b. Hgp-Ip∂ sh≈w kw -cn®p shbv°p-∂p.

c. Pe-tk-N-\-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂p.

d. sshZypXn DXv]m-Zn-∏n-°m≥ Ign-bpw.

16. Pe sshZypX \ne-b-ß-fn¬ sshZypXn DXv]m-Zn-∏n-°p-∂-Xv.

a. S¿_-bns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bmWv

b. Pe-]-hm-l-Øns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bm-Wv.

c. P\-td-‰-dns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bm-Wv.


17. hndIv IØp-tºmƒ GXv Du¿÷cq]amWv D≠m-Ip-∂Xv.

a. Xmt]m¿÷w b. ]Im-tim¿÷w

c. cmtkm¿÷w d. KXn-tIm¿÷w.

18. kap-Z-ß-fn-ep-≠m-Ip∂ DjvW-Pe ]hm-l-Øn\pw ioX-P-e-]-hm-l-Øn\pw Imc-W-amb

]Xn- m-kw.

a. _mjv]o-I-cWw b. hnIn-cWw

c. Nme\w d. kwh-l\w

19. teml-°ºn NqSm-°p-tºm¬ F¥p kw -hn-°pw.

a. kt¶m-Nn-°p∂p b. hnI-kn-°p-∂p.

c. IØp∂p d. Dcp-Ip-∂p.

20. Xm]ob hnIm-k-hp-ambn _‘-s∏´v X∂n-cn-°p∂ ]kvXm-h-\-I-fn¬ sX‰m-bXv GXv ?

a. ]Zm¿∞-ßƒ NqSm-°p-tºmƒ X∑m-X-I-fpsS Ne-\-th-KX IqSp-∂p.

b. Hcp Zmh-I-Øns‚ Xm]-\ne IqSp-tºmƒ AXv hnI-kn-°p-∂p.

c. ]Zm¿∞-ßƒ NqSm-°p-tºmƒ X∑m-X-Iƒ XΩn-ep≈ AIew IqSp-∂p.

d. th\¬°m-eØv sdbn¬]m-f-ßƒ NqSp-sIm≠v kt¶m-Nn-°p-∂p.

21. hmbp NqSm-°p-tºm¬ kw -hn-°p-∂Xv F¥m-bn-cn-°pw.?

a. kmμX IqSp∂p b. kt¶m-Nn-°p-∂p.

c. Xmtgm´v t]mIp∂p d. hnI-kn-°p-∂p.

22. Xmsg X∂n-cn-°p∂ ]kvXm-h-\-I-fn¬ \n∂pw icn-bmb sXc-s™-Sp-°p-I.

a. ]I¬ Ic-bn¬ \n∂pw IS-en-te°v Im‰v hoip-∂p.

b. ]I¬ Ic-bv°p-ap-I-fnse hmbp apI-fn-te°v Db-cp-∂p.

c. cmXn IS¬ thK-Øn¬ XWp-°p-∂p.

d. cmXn IS-en¬ \n∂pw Ic-bn-te°v Im‰v hoip-∂p.

23. kutcm¿÷w `qan-bn-se-Øp-∂Xv GXv ]Xn- mkw aqe-am-Wv.

a. kwhlw b. hnIn-cWw

c. _mjv]o-I-cWw d. Nme\w

24. Xmsg X∂n-cn-°p∂ ]kvXm-h-\-I-fn¬ \n∂pw BtKmf Xm]\w aqew D≠m-Ip∂ ]Xym-

LmXw Xncn-®-dn-bp-I.

a. Imem-h-ÿ-bn¬ am‰w kw -hn-°p-∂n-√.

b. h≥ ]Ir-Xn-t£m- -ßƒ D≠m-In-√.

c. A¥-co£ Xm]-\n-e-bn¬ h¿≤\ D≠m-Ip-I-bn-√.

d. a™v, lnam\n F∂nh DcpIn Pe-\n-c∏v Db-cm≥ CS-bm-Ipw.

25. i–-Øns‚ thKX G‰hpw IqSp-X¬ Fhn-sS-bm-Wv ?

a. hmX-I-ß-fn¬ b. Jc-h-kvXp-°-fn¬

c. Zmh-I-ß-fn-¬ d. iq\y-X-bn¬

26. ]m¿∏nS taJ-e-bn¬ ]I¬ ka-b-Øp≈ i–-a-en-\o-I-cW \nb-¥-W-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-

°p∂ ]cn-[n.

a. 55 db b. 50 db

c. 60 db d. 45 db

27. kz\-X-¥p-hns‚ Iº\waqew i–w D≠m-Ip-∂Xv GXv Pohn-bn-emWv?

a. NohoSv b. tX\o®

c. B\ d. sImXpIv

28. \ni– taJ-e-I-fn¬ i–-a-en-\o-I-cW \nb-¥-W-Øn-\p≈ ]cn[n ?

a. ]I¬ 55 db cmXn 40 db b. ]I¬ 50 db cmXn 40 db

c. ]I¬ 55 db cmXn 45 db d. ]I¬ 45 db cmXn 40 db

29. B¥-cnI Ah-b-h-ß-fpsS \nco-£-W-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ Db¿∂ Bhr-Øn-bp≈

XcwKw ?

a. C≥^m-ku≠v b. Kmam-In-cWw

c. AƒSm-ku≠v d. UV IncWw

30. a\p-jys‚ ihW ]cn-[n.

a. 20 Hz - 2 KHz b. 20H2 to 200 H2

c. 20 Hz - 2000 H2 d. 20 H2 - 200 KHz

31. Hgn-™-lm-fn¬ \n∂pw kwkm-cn-°p-tºmƒ B kwkmcw ho≠pw tIƒ°p-∂-Xmbn A\p-

-h-s∏-Sp-∂-Xn\v ImcWw ?

a. D®X b. ÿmbn

c. KpWw d. ]Xn-[z\n

32. i–sØ°pdn®v Nne ]kvXm-h-\-Iƒ X∂n-cn-°p-∂p. CXn¬ icn-bm-bXv Xnc-s™-Sp-

°pI ?

a. i–-Øn\v k©-cn-°m≥ am[yaw Bh-iy-an-√.

b. Nμ-\n¬ s]mń-sØdn D≠m-bm¬ \ap°v tIƒ°m≥ Ign-bpw.

c. Ia-amb Iº\w aqe-ap-≠m-Ip∂ Cº-ap-≈ i–-amWv kwKo-Xw.

d. an\p-k-ap≈ ]Xew i–sØ BKn-cWw sNøp-∂p.

33. Pohn-I-fpsS ico-cm-h-in-„-ßsf Po¿Æn-∏n®v aÆn¬ tN¿°p-∂Xv ........................ BWv

a. D¬]m-Z-I¿ b. hnLm-S-I¿

c. ZznXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ d. XrXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ.

34. ItºmÃv hfw \n¿Ωn-°p-∂-Xn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ Ah-in-„w.

a. temlm-h-in„w b. πmÃnIv

c. seX¿ d. `£-Wm-h-in-„w.

35. Hcp `£y-irw-J-e-bn¬ BZysØ IÆn-bmbn hcp∂ Pohn-Iƒ.

a. D¬∏m-Z-I¿ b. hnLm-S-I¿

c. ZznXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ d. XrXob D]-t`m-IvXm-°ƒ

36. Iq -Øn¬ s]Sm-Ø-tXXv ?

a. Atam-Wnb b. bqdnb

c. ^mŒw-t^mkv d. ItºmÃv

37. ip≤-P-e-Øns‚ PH aqeyw

a. 7.0 b. 7.2

c. 7.1 d. 7.3

38. Iq -Øn¬ tNcm-ØXv.

a. ]b¿ b. ap-Xnc

c. Dgp∂v d. s\√v

39. tIc-f-Øns‚ kwÿm\ a’yw.

a. Icn-ao≥ b. s\bvao≥

c. IWh d. aØn

40. hf¿®bv°v klm-bn-°p∂ ][m-\-s∏´ LSIw

a. t]mó≥ b. sImgp∏v

c. Poh-I-ßƒ d. [mXp-°ƒ.

41. t]mós‚ Ipd-hp-aq-e-ap-≠m-Ip∂ tcmKw.

a. Izmjn-tbm-°¿ b. ae-º\n

c. Ip„w d. hnf¿®

42. c‡-Øn¬ lotam-t•m-_ns‚ \n¿ΩmWØn\m-h-iy-amb aqe-Iw.

a. Ccpºv b. tkmUnbw

c. Im’yw d. t^mkv -dkv

43. tKmbn-‰¿ tcmK-ap-≠m-Ip-∂Xv GXp aqe-Øns‚ Ipd-hp-aq-e-am-Wv.

a. Im’yw b. Ccpºv

c. Ab-Un≥ d. tkm-Unbw

44. ]√n-t‚bpw F√n-t‚bpw hf¿®sb klm-bn-°p∂ LSIw

a. Ccpºv b. t¢mdn≥

c. tkmUnbw d. Im’yw

45. PohIw ˛ C-bpsS A`mhw aqe-ap-≠m-Ip∂ tcmKw

a. \nim-‘X b. s_dn-s_dn

c. kvI¿hn d. tKmbn-‰¿

46. ê-ßƒ thK-Øn¬ ]gp-°p-hm≥ D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ cmk-hkvXp?

a. Im’yw Im¿ss_Uv b. Atam-Wnbw t¢mssdUv

c. Im’yw t¢mssdUv d. tkmUnbw t¢mssdUv

47. ]men¬ sh≈-Øns‚ Afhv I≠p-]n-Sn-°p-∂-Xn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ D]-I-cWw?

a. A\n-tam-ao-‰¿ b. emIvtSm-ao-‰¿

c. ssltUm-ao-‰¿ d. ssltKm-ao-‰¿

48. hm®nse kqNn-bpsS Ne\w GXp Ne-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. h¿Øp-f-N-e\w b. t\¿tcJm Ne\w

c. à-W-N-e\w d. Iam-h¿Ø-\-N-e\w

49. Xd-bn-eqsS Dcpńhn´ ]¥v A¬∏-k-a-b-Øn-\p-tijw \n›-e-am-Im-\p≈ ImcWw?

a. L¿j-W-_ew b. A]-tI-μ-_ew

c. PUXzw d. A`n-tI-μ-_ew

50. Iam-h¿Ø\ Ne-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. ]¥ns‚ Ne\w b. t¢m°nse s]≥Up-e-Øns‚ Ne\w

c. _kns‚ Ne\w d. ]º-c-Øns‚ Ne\w

51. Hcp C„nI Xd-bnepw tai-∏p-dØpw tai-∏p-dØp h® s]≥kn-ep-Iƒ°v apI-fnepw h®v

X≈n-bm¬ Ft∏m-gmWv Ffp-∏-Øn¬ \o°m≥ Ign-bp-∂Xv ?

a. Xd-bn¬h®v b. tai-∏p-dØv h®v

c. tai-∏p-dØpsh® s]≥kn-ep-Iƒ°v apI-fn¬ h®v

d. F√m-bvt∏mgpw Ffp-∏-Øn¬ \o°m≥ Ign-bpw.

52. Nen®p sIm≠n-cn-°p∂ _kv s]s´∂v \n¿Øp-tºmƒ AXnse bmX-°m¿

a. ap≥t]m´v hogm≥ XpS-ßp∂p b. ]pd-tIm´v hogm≥ XpS-ßp-∂p.

c. De-bp∂p d. am‰-sam∂pw kw -hn-°p-∂n-√.

53. Itkc Xd-bn-eqsS hen-®p-\o-°n-bm¬ am‰w kw -hn-°p-∂Xv

a. \nd-Øn\v b. BIr-Xn°v

c. ÿm\-Øn\v d. Ah-ÿbv°v

54. sslU-P≥ hmXIw I≠p-]n-Sn® imkvX-⁄≥ ?

a. Imh≥Unjv b. ]nÃen

c. emthm-knsb d. sF≥Ão≥

55. kn¶pw t\¿∏n® ssltUm-t¢m-dnIv BknUpw XΩn¬ ]h¿Øn®p≠mIp∂ hmXIw

?

a. HmIvkn-P≥ b. sslU-P≥

c. ss\S-P≥ d. loenbw

56. Hcp sSÃyq-_nse Zmh-I-Øn¬ \oe en‰vakv ap°nbt∏mƒ AXv Nph-∏mbn amdn. F¶n¬

B ZmhIw?

a. Aæw b. £mcw

c. ehWw d. \n¿ho-cy-em-b\n

57. ap -tØmSpw ssltUm-t¢m-dnIv BknUpw XΩn¬ ]h¿Øn-®p-≠m-Ip∂ hmXIw?


c. ss\S-P≥ d. Im¿_¨ ssU HmIvsskUv

58. IØp∂ Xos°m≈nImWn-°p-tºmƒ "t]m∏v' i–-tØmsS IØp∂ hmXIw ?

a. sslU-P≥ b. CO2

c. ss\S-P≥ d. B¿K≥

59. tkmUm-°p-∏n-bpsS AS∏v Xpd-°p-tºmƒ AXv ]pd-tØ°v sXdn®p t]mIp-∂-Xns‚ Imc-

Ww.

a. Ip∏n-°p-≈nse Pe-Øn-s‚-a¿±w

b. Ip∏n-°p-≈nse HmIvkn-Ps‚ a¿±w

c. Ip∏n-°p-≈nse CO2 hns‚ a¿±w

d. Ip∏n-°p-≈nse sslU-Ps‚ a¿±w

60. Jc ]Zm¿∞-ß-fn¬ Xm]t]jWw \S-°p∂ coXn

a. Nme\w b. hnIn-cWw

c. kwh-l\w d. _mjv]o-I-cWw

61. kpNm-eI-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. XSn b. Aeq-an-\nbw

c. d_¿ d. πmÃnIv

62. IWn-I-I-fpsS bYm¿∞ Ne\w aqe-ap≈ Xm]t]-jW coXn-bmWv ?

a. Nme\w b. _mjv]o-I-cWw

c. kwh-l\w d. hnIn-cWw

63. ASp-∏n¬ hbv°p∂ teml-]m-X-ß-fpsS ]nSn-bn¬ XSn D]-tbm-Kn-°m-\p≈ ImcWw ?

a. XSn Hcp IpNm-e-I-amWv b. thK-Øn¬ NqSp-]n-Sn-°p-∂p.

c. kmh-[m\w NqSp-]n-Sn-°p∂p d. NqSns\ IS-Øn-hn-Sp-∂p.

64. ip≤-amb kz¿Æw FX-Im-c-‰mWv ?

a. 24 b. 22

c. 20 d. 26

65. Fb¿ Im^v‰p-I-fpsS \n¿Ωm-W-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ aqe-I-amWv ?

a. Im’yw b. sh≈n

c. ssS‰m-\nbw d. ht\-Unbw

66. ssh‰v tKmƒUv F∂-dn-b-s∏-Sp-∂Xv ?

a. πm‰n\w b. Cdn-Unbw

c. ssS‰m-\nbw d. a·ojyw

67. `qan-bn¬ kzX-¥m-h-ÿ-bn¬ ImW-s∏-Sp∂ Hcp teml-amWv ?

a. sh≈n b. kz¿Æw

c. sa¿°pdn d. Beq-an-\nbw

68. sh≈n B -c-W-ßƒ Idp-Øp-t]m-Ip-∂-Xn\v ImcWw ?

a. hmbp-hn¬ kƒ -dns‚ Af-hvIq-Sp-tºmƒ

b. hmbp-hn¬ ss\S-Ps‚ Af-hvIq-Sp-tºmƒ

c. hmbp-hn¬ kƒ -dns‚ Afhv Ipd-bp-tºmƒ

d. Dujvamhv IqSp-tºmƒ.

Appendix B2

SCORING KEY OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST – STD VII

(Draft Form)

Qn.

No Answer

Qn.

No Answer

Qn.

No Answer

Qn.

No Answer

1 d 21 d 41 a 61 b

2 c 22 b 42 a 62 c

3 b 23 b 43 c 63 a

4 a 24 d 44 d 64 a

5 a 25 b 45 c 65 c

6 d 26 a 46 a 66 a

7 a 27 c 47 b 67 b

8 c 28 b 48 a 68 a

9 a 29 c 49 a

10 a 30 c 50 b

11 b 31 d 51 c

12 a 32 c 52 a

13 d 33 b 53 d

14 b 34 d 54 a

15 a 35 a 55 b

16 b 36 d 56 a

17 a 37 a 57 d

18 d 38 d 58 a

19 b 39 a 59 c

20 a 40 a 60 a

Appendix B3

RESPONSE SHEET

Qn.

No

Answer

Qn.

No

Answer

Qn.

No

Answer

Qn.

No

Answer

1 21 41 61

2 22 42 62

3 23 43 63

4 24 44 64

5 25 45 65

6 26 46 66

7 27 47 67

8 28 48 68

9 29 49

10 30 50

11 31 51

12 32 52

13 33 53

14 34 54

15 35 55

16 36 56

17 37 57

18 38 58

19 39 59

20 40 60

Appendix C

ITEM ANALYSIS STD VII

Sl. No. No. of right

answers in

the upper

group (U)

No. of right

answers in

the lower

group (L)

Difficulty index

Di = N

LU

2

+

Discriminating power

Dp=N

LU −

Selected/

Rejected

1 31 11 .52 .5 Selected

2 29 9 .47 .5 Selected

3 29 13 .52 .4 Selected

4 33 16 .61 .42 Rejected

5 39 21 .75 .45 Rejected

6 30 7 .46 .57 Selected

7 28 6 .42 .55 Selected

8 10 15 .31 .12 Rejected

9 15 4 .24 .15 Rejected

10 24 6 .37 .45 Selected

11 6 7 .16 -0.02 Rejected

12 31 11 .55 .5 Selected

13 32 17 .61 .37 Rejected

14 34 13 .59 .52 Selected

15 10 5 .19 .25 Rejected

16 30 11 .51 .47 Selected

17 24 11 .44 .32 Selected

18 33 8 .51 .67 Selected

19 8 3 .14 .27 Rejected

20 28 9 .46 .47 Selected

21 22 13 .44 .22 Rejected

22 16 7 .29 .15 Rejected

23 32 14 .57 .45 Selected

24 5 4 .11 .02 Rejected

25 37 11 .6 .65 Selected

26 15 7 .27 .37 Rejected

27 31 11 .6 .65 Selected

28 12 8 .25 .1 Rejected

29 12 8 .25 .1 Rejected

30 30 13 .54 .42 Selected

31 36 13 .61 .57 Selected

32 30 21 .64 .22 Rejected

33 32 14 .57 .45 Selected

34 16 5 .26 .22 Rejected

35 35 17 .65 .45 Selected

36 31 10 .51 .52 Selected

37 35 7 .52 .7 Selected

38 19 5 .3 .35 Rejected

39 30 11 .51 .47 Selected

40 8 4 .15 .1 Rejected

41 13 3 .2 .25 Rejected

42 34 6 .5 .7 Selected

43 30 6 .45 .6 Selected

44 29 5 .42 .6 Selected

45 29 3 .4 .65 Selected

46 30 4 .425 .65 Selected

47 30 13 .537 .42 Selected

48 29 5 .42 .6 Selected

49 30 7 .46 .57 Selected

50 31 5 .45 .65 Selected

51 7 3 .12 .1 Rejected

52 19 10 .36 .72 Rejected

53 9 4 .16 .12 Rejected

54 29 3 .4 .65 Selected

55 30 5 .43 .62 Selected

56 31 5 .45 .65 Selected

57 29 13 .52 .4 Selected

58 32 18 .62 .35 Selected

59 16 6 .27 .25 Rejected

60 10 5 .19 .12 Rejected

61 32 15 .59 .42 Selected

62 32 16 .6 .4 Selected

63 30 14 .55 .4 Selected

64 22 10 .4 .3 Rejected

65 31 15 .57 .4 Selected

66 10 6 .2 .1 Rejected

67 9 4 .16 .12 Rejected

68 39 21 .75 .45 Rejected


Standard VII

Final


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix D1 TEST OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS

(Final Form)

Std VII Name of the student

Name of the school





1 Name the factor which helps in the penetration of rainwater in the soil.

a) Land filling b) Urbanization

c) Concreting d) Gravitation

2 Name the process by which quality seeds are produced by artificial pollination

a) Tissue culture b) Layering

c) Hybridization d) Grafting

3 Statements related to chemical fertilizers and bio fertilizers are given below.

Identify the correct one

a) The use of bio fertilizers helps to retain the fertility of the soil

b) The use of chemical fertilizers does not accelerate production

c) Chemical fertilizers do not harm the microbes

d) Bio-fertilizers affect the chemical composition of the soil

4 Grafting: Jack tree - ……. : Vanila

a) Layering b) Budding

c) Hybridization d) Tissue culture

5 Which plant below is affected by blast

a) Coconut b) Plantain

c) Arecanut d) Paddy

6 The energy possessed by stretched elastic

a) Potential energy b) Kinetic energy

c) Chemical energy d) Light energy

7 Which of the following given below possess kinetic energy

a) Moving car b) Water stored in a dam

c) Stretched rubber band d) Boy standing on the terrace

8 What are the factors affecting potential energy

a) Mass and velocity b) Mass and height

c) Velocity and height d) None of these

9 In hydroelectric project Electricity is produced by

a) Using the power of turban

b) Using power of generator

c) Using the power of flow of water

d) None of these

10 Which form of energy is formed while burning firewood

a) Heat energy b) Light energy

c) Chemical energy d) Kinetic energy

11 Which phenomenon given below is the cause for hot water current and cold water current in oceans

a) Evaporation b) Radiation

c) Conduction d) Convection

12 Among the given statements identify the wrong statement related to thermal expansion

a) When heated velocity of molecules increases

b) When heated they expand

c) When heated intermolecular distance increases

d) In summer rail shrinks due to heat

13 Heat energy reaches earth by

a) Convection b) Radiation

c) Evaporation d) Conduction

14 Sound travels fast

a) In gases b) In solids

c) In liquids d) In vacuum

15 In which animal sound is produced by the vibration of vocal cord

a) Cricket b) Honey bee

c) Elephant d) Mosquito

16 The audible limit of human beings is

a) 20Hz to 2KHz b) 20Hz to 200Hz

c) 20 Hz to 2000Hz d) 20 Hz to 200kHz

17 If a sound is produced in an empty ball, we experience that the sound is

repeated. The reason is

a) Timber b) Pitch

c) Quality d) Echo

18 The remains of plants and animals are decomposed by



19 The first members in food chain



20 Find the odd one

a) Ammonia b) Urea

c) Factomphos d) Compost

21 The pH value of water is

a) 7.0 b) 7.2

c) 7.1 d) 7.3

22 Name Kerala’s state fish

a) Karemeen (Pearl Spot) b) Prawn

c) Tuna d) Catfish

23 The element present in blood

a) Iron b) Sodium

c) Calcium d) Phosphorous

24 Goiter is caused by the deficiency of

a) Calcium b) Iron

c) Iodine d) Sodium

25 The element needed for the growth of bones

a) Iron b) Chlorine

c) Sodium d) Calcium

26 Deficiency of vitamin C causes

a) Night blindness b) Beriberi

c) Scurvy d) Goitre

27 Chemical used for ripening of fruits

a) Calcium carbide b) Ammonium Chloride

c) Calcium Chloride d) Sodium chloride

28 Instrument used to find out the purity of milk

a) Animometer b) Lactometer

c) Hydrometer d) Hygrometer

29 The motion of minute hand in a watch is

a) Circular motion b) Linear motion

c) Rotation d) Periodic motion

30 The ball rolled on a surface stops after sometime. The reason is

a) Frictional force b) Centrifugal force

c) Inertia d) Centripetal force

31 Example of periodic motion is

a) Motion of a ball b) Motion of a pendulum

c) Motion of a bus d) Motion of a top

32 Who invented Hydrogen?

a) Cavendish b) Priestly

c) Lavosie d) Einstein

33 The gas produced by zinc and hydrochloric acid


c) Nitrogen d) Helium

34 When a blue litmus is dipped in a solution, it changed into red. The solution

will be

a) Acidic b) basic

c) Salty d) neutral

35 The gas evolved when HCl reacts with egg shell is


c) Nitrogen d) Carbon dioxide

36 The gas which burns with a pop sound is

a) Hydrogen b) Carbon dioxide

c) Nitrogen d) Argon

37 An example for good conductor is

a) Wood b) Aluminium

c) Rubber d) Plastic

38 The heat transference by the actual movement of the molecule is

a) Conduction b) Evaporation

c) Conviction d) Radiation

39 Wood is used in the handles of Kitchen utensils because

a) Wood is a bad conductor b) Get heated quickly

c) Get heat slowly d) Conducts heat

40 The element used for the construction of air crafts is

a) Calcium b) Silver

c) Titanium d) Vanadium

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TESThnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - VII

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :


BsI 40 tNmZy-ßƒ.


F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n- p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-[n®v

icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.


1. ag-sh≈w aÆn-te-°n-d-ßm≥ klm-bn-°p∂ LS-I-taXv ?

a. hb¬\n-I-Ø¬ b. \K-c-h-XvI-cWw

c. tImÏo‰v sNbvX-ap‰w d. `qKp-cpXzw

2. IrXna ]cm-K-W-Øn-eqsS KpW-ta-∑-bp≈ hnØv DXv]m-Zn-∏n-°p∂ coXn-bm-Wv.

a. Snjyp-Iƒ®¿ b. seb-dnMv

c. h¿§-k-¶-cWw d. Km^v‰nMv

3. cmk-h-f-ßƒ, ssPh-h-f-ßƒ F∂n-hsb kw_-‘n-°p∂ Nne ]kvXm-h-\-Iƒ Xmsg

X∂n-cn-°p-∂p. icn-bmb ]kvXm-h\ GXv?

a. cmk-h-f-ßƒ D]-tbm-Kn®p≈ Irjn-coXn s]s´∂v êw \¬Ip-∂n-√.

b. ssPh-hfw D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂Xv aÆns‚ kzm`m-hn-IX \ne-\n¿Øm≥ klm-bn-°p-∂p.

c. cmk-h-f-ßƒ aÆnse kq£va-Po-hn-Isf \in-∏n-°p-∂n-√.

d. ssPh-hfw aÆns‚ cmk-L-S-\sb ]Xn-Iq-e-ambn _m[n-°p-∂p.

4. Km^v‰nMv : kt∏m´; ...................... : hm\ne

a. seb-dnMv b. _ÕnMv

c. h¿§-k-¶-cWw d. Snjyp-Iƒ®¿

5. Im‰p hogvN F∂ tcmKw km[m-c-W-bmbn GXp kky-sØ-bmWv _m[n-°p-∂Xv.

a. sXßv b. hmg

c. Ihpßv d. s\√v

6. hen-®p-]n-Sn-®n-cn-°p∂ Cem-Ãn-°n-\p≈ Du¿÷w GXv

a. ÿnXn-tIm¿÷w b. KXn-tIm¿÷w

c. cmtkm¿÷w d. ]Im-tim¿÷w

7. Xmsg sImSp-Ø-Xn¬ GXn-\mWv KXn-tIm¿÷w D≈-Xv.

a. thK-Øn¬ HmSp∂ Im¿ b. sIń-\n¿Ønb sh≈w

c. hen-®p-]n-Sn® d∫¿_m≥Uv d. hoSns‚ sSd-kn¬ \n¬°p∂ Ipń.

8. ÿnXn-tIm¿÷w GsXms° LS-IsØ Bkv]-Z-am°n hyXym-k-s∏- n-cn-°p-∂p.

a. hkvXp-hns‚ amkv Ne-\-thKw

b. hkvXp-hns‚ amkv, `qan-bn¬ \n∂p≈ Db-cw.

c. Ne-\-thKw, `qan-bn¬ \n∂p≈ Dbcw


9. Pe sshZypX \ne-b-ß-fn¬ sshZypXn DXv]m-Zn-∏n-°p-∂-Xv.

a. S¿_-bns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bmWv

b. Pe-]-hm-l-Øns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bm-Wv.

c. P\-td-‰-dns‚ i‡n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-Sp-Øn-bm-Wv.


10. hndIv IØp-tºmƒ GXv Du¿÷cq]amWv D≠m-Ip-∂Xv.

a. Xmt]m¿÷w b. ]Im-tim¿÷w

c. cmtkm¿÷w d. KXn-tIm¿÷w.

11. kap-Z-ß-fn-ep-≠m-Ip∂ DjvW-Pe ]hm-l-Øn\pw ioX-P-e-]-hm-l-Øn\pw Imc-W-amb ]Xn-

`m-kw.

a. _mjv]o-I-cWw b. hnIn-cWw

c. Nme\w d. kwh-l\w

12. Xm]ob hnIm-k-hp-ambn _‘-s∏´v X∂n-cn-°p∂ ]kvXm-h-\-I-fn¬ sX‰m-bXv GXv ?

a. ]Zm¿∞-ßƒ NqSm-°p-tºmƒ X∑m-X-I-fpsS Ne-\-th-KX IqSp-∂p.

b. Hcp Zmh-I-Øns‚ Xm]-\ne IqSp-tºmƒ AXv hnI-kn-°p-∂p.

c. ]Zm¿∞-ßƒ NqSm-°p-tºmƒ X∑m-X-Iƒ XΩn-ep≈ AIew IqSp-∂p.

d. th\¬°m-eØv sdbn¬]m-f-ßƒ NqSp-sIm≠v kt¶m-Nn-°p-∂p.

13. kutcm¿÷w `qan-bn-se-Øp-∂Xv GXv ]Xn- mkw aqe-am-Wv.

a. kwhlw b. hnIn-cWw

c. _mjv]o-I-cWw d. Nme\w

14. i–-Øns‚ thKX G‰hpw IqSp-X¬ Fhn-sS-bm-Wv ?

a. hmX-I-ß-fn¬ b. Jc-h-kvXp-°-fn¬

c. Zmh-I-ß-fn-¬ d. iq\y-X-bn¬

15. kz\-X-¥p-hns‚ Iº\waqew i–w D≠m-Ip-∂Xv GXv Pohn-bn-emWv?

a. NohoSv b. tX\o®

c. B\ d. sImXpIv

16. a\p-jys‚ ihW ]cn-[n.

a. 20 Hz - 2 KHz b. 20H2 to 200 H2

c. 20 Hz - 2000 H2 d. 20 H2 - 200 KHz

17. Hgn-™-lm-fn¬ \n∂pw kwkm-cn-°p-tºmƒ B kwkmcw ho≠pw tIƒ°p-∂-Xmbn A\p-

-h-s∏-Sp-∂-Xn\v ImcWw ?

a. D®X b. ÿmbn

c. KpWw d. ]Xn-[z\n

18. Pohn-I-fpsS ico-cm-h-in-„-ßsf Po¿Æn-∏n®v aÆn¬ tN¿°p-∂Xv ........................ BWv

a. D¬]m-Z-I¿ b. hnLm-S-I¿

c. ZznXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ d. XrXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ.

19. Hcp `£y-irw-J-e-bn¬ BZysØ IÆn-bmbn hcp∂ Pohn-Iƒ.

a. D¬∏m-Z-I¿ b. hnLm-S-I¿

c. ZznXob D]-t`m-‡m-°ƒ d. XrXob D]-t`m-IvXm-°ƒ

20. Iq -Øn¬ s]Sm-Ø-tXXv ?

a. Atam-Wnb b. bqdnb

c. ^mŒw-t^mkv d. ItºmÃv

21. ip≤-P-e-Øns‚ PH aqeyw

a. 7.0 b. 7.2

c. 7.1 d. 7.3

22. tIc-f-Øns‚ kwÿm\ a’yw.

a. Icn-ao≥ b. s\bvao≥

c. IWh d. aØn

23. c‡-Øn¬ lotam-t•m-_ns‚ \n¿ΩmWØn\m-h-iy-amb aqe-Iw.

a. Ccpºv b. tkmUnbw

c. Im’yw d. t^mkv -dkv

24. tKmbn-‰¿ tcmK-ap-≠m-Ip-∂Xv GXp aqe-Øns‚ Ipd-hp-aq-e-am-Wv.

a. Im’yw b. Ccpºv

c. Ab-Un≥ d. tkm-Unbw

25. ]√n-t‚bpw F√n-t‚bpw hf¿®sb klm-bn-°p∂ LSIw

a. Ccpºv b. t¢mdn≥

c. tkmUnbw d. Im’yw

26. PohIw ˛ C-bpsS A`mhw aqe-ap-≠m-Ip∂ tcmKw

a. \nim-‘X b. s_dn-s_dn

c. kvI¿hn d. tKmbn-‰¿

27. ê-ßƒ thK-Øn¬ ]gp-°p-hm≥ D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ cmk-hkvXp?

a. Im’yw Im¿ss_Uv b. Atam-Wnbw t¢mssdUv

c. Im’yw t¢mssdUv d. tkmUnbw t¢mssdUv

28. ]men¬ sh≈-Øns‚ Afhv I≠p-]n-Sn-°p-∂-Xn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ D]-I-cWw?

a. A\n-tam-ao-‰¿ b. emIvtSm-ao-‰¿

c. ssltUm-ao-‰¿ d. ssltKm-ao-‰¿

29. hm®nse kqNn-bpsS Ne\w GXp Ne-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. h¿Øp-f-N-e\w b. t\¿tcJm Ne\w

c. à-W-N-e\w d. Iam-h¿Ø-\-N-e\w

30. Xd-bn-eqsS Dcpńhn´ ]¥v A¬∏-k-a-b-Øn-\p-tijw \n›-e-am-Im-\p≈ ImcWw?

a. L¿j-W-_ew b. A]-tI-μ-_ew

c. PUXzw d. A`n-tI-μ-_ew

31. Iam-h¿Ø\ Ne-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. ]¥ns‚ Ne\w b. t¢m°nse s]≥Up-e-Øns‚ Ne\w

c. _kns‚ Ne\w d. ]º-c-Øns‚ Ne\w

32. sslU-P≥ hmXIw I≠p-]n-Sn® imkvX-⁄≥ ?

a. Imh≥Unjv b. ]nÃen

c. emthm-knsb d. sF≥Ão≥

33. kn¶pw t\¿∏n® ssltUm-t¢m-dnIv BknUpw XΩn¬ ]h¿Øn®p≠mIp∂ hmXIw ?


c. ss\S-P≥ d. loenbw

34. Hcp sSÃyq-_nse Zmh-I-Øn¬ \oe en‰vakv ap°nbt∏mƒ AXv Nph-∏mbn amdn. F¶n¬

B ZmhIw?

a. Aæw b. £mcw

c. ehWw d. \n¿ho-cy-em-b\n

35. ap -tØmSpw ssltUm-t¢m-dnIv BknUpw XΩn¬ ]h¿Øn-®p-≠m-Ip∂ hmXIw?


c. ss\S-P≥ d. Im¿_¨ ssU HmIvsskUv

36. IØp∂ Xos°m≈nImWn-°p-tºmƒ "t]m∏v' i–-tØmsS IØp∂ hmXIw ?

a. sslU-P≥ b. CO2

c. ss\S-P≥ d. B¿K≥

37. kpNm-eI-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv ?

a. XSn b. Aeq-an-\nbw

c. d_¿ d. πmÃnIv

38. IWn-I-I-fpsS bYm¿∞ Ne\w aqe-ap≈ Xm]t]-jW coXn-bmWv ?

a. Nme\w b. _mjv]o-I-cWw

c. kwh-l\w d. hnIn-cWw

39. ASp-∏n¬ hbv°p∂ teml-]m-X-ß-fpsS ]nSn-bn¬ XSn D]-tbm-Kn-°m-\p≈ ImcWw ?

a. XSn Hcp IpNm-e-I-amWv b. thK-Øn¬ NqSp-]n-Sn-°p-∂p.

c. kmh-[m\w NqSp-]n-Sn-°p∂p d. NqSns\ IS-Øn-hn-Sp-∂p.

40. Fb¿ Im^v‰p-I-fpsS \n¿Ωm-W-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ aqe-I-amWv ?

a. Im’yw b. sh≈n

c. ssS‰m-\nbw d. ht\-Unbw

Appendix D2

SCORING KEY OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST – STD VII

(Final)

Qn No Answer Qn No Answer

1 d 21 a

2 c 22 a

3 b 23 a

4 d 24 c

5 a 25 d

6 a 26 c

7 a 27 a

8 b 28 b

9 b 29 a

10 a 30 a

11 d 31 b

12 a 32 a

13 b 33 b

14 b 34 a

15 c 35 d

16 c 36 a

17 d 37 b

18 b 38 c

19 a 39 a

20 d 40 c


Standard VI

Draft


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix E1 SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST

(Draft Form) Std VI

Name of the student

Name of the school





1 ‘Smoking is injurious to health ‘. Name the chemical substance present in

tobacco.

a) Carotein b) Nicotine

c) Protein d) Caffeine

2 Who invented the polio vaccine?

a) Robert Hook b) Albert Sambin

c) Samuel Haniman d) Mendel

3 The respiration in earthworm takes place through

a) Skin b) Nose

c) Ear d) Tongue

4 The blood vessel which carry blood from different parts to the heart is

a) Vein b) Arteries

c) Capillaries d) Pericardium

5 The number of blood groups are

a) 3 b) 4

c) 5 d) 6

6 The number of bones in human body are

a) 209 b) 206

c) 203 d) 196

7 The formula that denotes the angle between two mirrors and images

formed by them is

a) 1

360 −=x

n b)

1

360

+=

xn

c)

1

360

−=

oxn

d) ox

n360=

8 If the angle between two mirrors is 45, then the number of images

formed will be

a) 11 b) 9

c) 7 d) 5

9 If the images formed by two mirrors is two the angle between them will be

a) 100o b) 120o

c) 110o d) 90o

10 If the angle of incidence in a mirror is 45o, then the angle of reflection

is

a) 45o b) 90o

c) 100o d) 35o

11 If the angle between two mirrors increase the number of images formed

will

a) increase b) Decrease

c) No change d) No image formation

12 If the distance between a girl and her image in a mirror is 1m, then

what will be the distance between the girl and mirror

a) 1m b) 1 ½ m

c) ½ m d) 2m

13 If the images formed by the two mirrors is 11, then the angle between them is

a) 30o b) 40o

c) 50o d) 60o

14 In plants exchange of gases takes place through

a) Cells b) Tissue

c) Stomata d) Plasma

15 Plants having weak stem that climb over support are called

a) Creepers b) Mangrove

c) Climber d) Parasites

16 Cell was invented by

a) Robert Hook b) Mendel

c) Morgan d) Darwin

17 The instrument used to measure heart beat

a) Pyrometer b) Clinical thermometer

c) Stethoscope d) Animometer

18 The minute sieves in kidney are called

a) Nephron b) Sieve tube

c) Stomata d) Tissues

19 The nutrients and oxygen is carried out to the cells of the body through

a) Blood b) Lymph

c) Artery d) Vein

20 The minute blood vessels which connect arteries and veins are

a) Lymph b) Capillaries

c) Heart d) Veins

21 Chandrayan – 1 was launched by India on

a) 2008 October 22 b) 2009 November 22

c) 2008 November 21 d) 2008 October 21

22 The time taken by moon for one rotation is

a) 28 days 7 hrs b) 27 days 8 hrs

c) 26 days 8 hrs d) 26 days 7 hrs

23 The first artificial satellite is

a) Aryabhatta b) Sputnic

c) Edusat d) Insat

24 The force applied in a lever is

a) Fulcrum b) Effort

c) Resistance d) Work

25 The distance between fulcrum and effort is

a) Resistance arm b) Resistance

c) Fulcrum d) Effort arm

26 The substance exhibiting the property of sublimation is

a) Iodine b) Iron

c) Water d) Petrol

27 The smallest particle which exhibits all the properties of the substance

is

a) Atom b) molecule

c) Element d) Mixture

28 Example for homogenous mixture is

a) Sugar solution b) Solution of chalk powder

c) Clay solution d) Sand solution

29 The bodily activities are controlled and coordinated by

a) Brain b) nerves

c) Spinal cord d) Bones

30 …. Give definite shape to the body

a) Nerves b) Brain

c) Muscles d) Bones

31 The smallest bone is

a) Bone in the tongue b) Bone in thigh

c) Bone in the ear d) Bone in legs

32 ….. helps in the movement of the body

a) Bones b) Muscles

c) Nerves d) Joints

33 Example for an exoskeleton animal

a) Man b) Crab

c) Birds d) Fish

34 Bones are joined by

a) Ball and socket joint b) Bone joint

c) Pivot joint d) Hinge joint

35 ‘Himlich Manuvar’ means

a) First aid b) Dressing

c) Joints d) Muscles

36 Splint is used

a) In case of electric shock

b) In the case of snake bite

c) In burns

d) In the case of bone fracture

37 ……is a non-magnetic substance

a) Blade b) Wax

c) Nail d) Copper wire

38 Navigators use which property of magnet?

a) Power of magnet in the pole

b) Magnet shows east-west direction

c) Like poles repel

d) Opposite poles attract

39 Power of a magnet is concentrated on

a) Magnetic field b) Magnetic flux

c) Poles d) Flux density

40 When electricity is passed through a copper wire the energy conversion

that takes place is

a) Electrical energy is converted to magnetic energy

b) Magnetic energy is converted to electrical energy

c) Electrical energy is converted to mechanical energy

d) Mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy

41 The main energy source of earth is

a) Electricity b) Heat

c) Light d) Sun

42 A good conductor of electricity is

a) Rubber b) Plastic

c) Wood d) copper

43 The fuel produced from biological waste is

a) Petrol b) Natural gas

c) Biogas d) Diesel

44 An example for bad conductor is

a) Copper b) Aluminum

c) Plastic d) Iron

45 In which plant , pollination takes place through wind

a) Coconut b) Hibiscus

c) Pepper d) Pumpkin

46 In pepper , pollinating agent is

a) Wind b) Insects

c) Rain d) Water

47 Which part of the flower becomes the fruit after fertilization?

a) Stigma b) Style

c) Ovary d) Pollen grains

48 Example of a false fruit is

a) Coconut b) Mango

c) Cashew nut d) Orange

49 If the same flower has both androceium and gynoceium, they are called

a) Unisexual b) Bisexual

c) Self pollination d) Cross pollination

50 Example for an aggregate fruit is

a) Lady’s finger b) Orange

c) Custard apple d) Jack fruit

51 Jackfruit is an example of

a) Simple fruit b) Multiple fruit

c) Aggregate fruit d) Dry fruit

52 Polialthia is an example for

a) Simple fruit b) Fleshy fruit

c) Aggregate fruit d) Dry fruit

53 Example for indehiscent fruit is

a) Lady’s finger b) Paddy

c) Rubber d) Balsom

54 The reason for producing hairpin curves in the roads of hilly areas is

a) For smooth driving

b) For sight seeing

c) To reduce the height

d) Increasing the length of plane to lessen the effort


hnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - VI

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :


BsI 54 tNmZy-ßƒ. F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw DØcw Fgp-X-Ww.

F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n-´p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-[n®v icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.


1. ]pI-hen Btcm-Ky-Øn\v lm\n-I-c-am-sW∂v \nßƒ°-dnbmw ]pI-bn-e-bn¬ AS-

ßnb cmk-hkvXp GXmWv?

(a) Itcm- n≥

(b) \nt°m- n≥

(c) t]m´o≥

(d) I^o≥

2. t]mfntbm tcmKn-I-fpsS NnX-ßƒ \n-ßƒ I≠n-´p-≠m-hp-a-t√m. BcmWv

t]mfntbm tcmKsØ ]Xn-tcm-[n-°m-\p≈ hmIvkn≥ \n¿Ωn-®Xv.

(a) tdm_¿´v lq°v (b) B¬_¿´v kmºn≥ (c) kmap-h¬l-\n-am≥

(d) sa≥U¬

3. aÆnc hmX-I-hn-\n-abw \S-Øp-∂Xv GXv Cμn-b-Øn-eq-sS-bmWv?

(a) Xz°v (b) aq°v (c) sNhn (d) \m°v

4. ico-c-Øns‚ hnhn[ `mK-ß-fn¬ \n∂v lrZ-b-Øn-te°v c‡w sIm≠p-h-cp∂

Ipg-ens‚ t]sc¥v ?

(a) knc (b) [a\n (c) c‡-°p-g¬ (d) s]cn-Im¿Unbw

5. FX Xcw c‡-Kq-∏p-Iƒ D≠v ?

(a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 6

6. a\pjy ico-c-Ønse BsI Aÿn-I-fpsS FÆw FX?

(a) 209 (b) 206 (c) 203 (d) 196

7. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWpw Ah-bp-≠m-°p∂ ]Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS

FÆhpw XΩn-ep≈ _‘w ImWn-°p∂ kqX-hm-Iy-am-Wv.

(a) n = 360 - 1

x0

(b) n = 360x +1

(c) n = 360 x0- 1

(d) n = 360

x0

8. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWns‚ Afhv 450 BsW-¶n¬ D≠m-Ip∂

]-Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS FÆw.

(a) 11 (b) 9 (c) 7 (d) 5

9. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ cq]o-I-cn-°p∂ ]Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS FÆw 2 BsW-¶n¬ Ah-

bv°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWns‚ Af-hv.

(a) 1000 (b) 1200 (c) 1100 (d) 900

10. Hcp Z¿∏-W-Øn¬ ]X-\-tIm¨ 450 BsW-¶n¬ ]Xn-]-X\ tImWns‚ Af-hv.

(a) 450 (b) 900 (c) 1000 (d) 350

11. c≠v Z¿∏W-ßƒ°n-S -bn -ep≈ tImWns‚ Afhv h¿≤n --b v°p --tºmƒ

Ah cq]o-I-cn-°p∂ _nw_-ß-fpsS FÆw.

(a) IqSp∂p (b) Ipd-bp∂p (c) am‰-sam∂pw kw -hn-°p-∂n√

(d) ]Xn-_nw_w cq-]o-I--cn-°p-∂n-√.

12. Hcp s]¨Ip- nbpw Ah-fpsS ]Xn-_nw-_hpw (Z¿∏-W-Øn¬) XΩn-ep≈ Zqc 1

ao‰¿ BsW-¶n¬ Ahƒ Z¿∏-W-Øn¬ \n∂pw FX Zqsc-bm-bn-cn°pw ?

(a) 1 ao‰¿ (b) 1 ½ (c) ½ (d) 2 ao‰¿

13. c≠v Z¿∏W-ßƒ cq]o-I-cn-°p∂ ]Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS FÆw 11 BsW-¶n¬ Ah-

bv°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWns‚ Afhv.

(a) 300 (b) 400 (c) 500 (d) 600

14. kky-ß-fn¬ hmXI hn\n-abw \S°p∂ sNdp-kp-jn-c-ßsf ]d-bp∂ t]cm-Wv.

(a) tImiw (b) Ie-Iƒ (c) Bky-c-‘-ßƒ (d) πmka

15. Xmßp-I-fn¬ ]S¿∂p-I-b-dp∂ Zp¿_e ImWvU kky-ßƒ°v ]d-bp∂ t]sc¥v ?

(a) Cg-h-≈n-Iƒ (b) I≠-ep-Iƒ (c) Btcm-ln-Iƒ (d) ]cm-Z-ßƒ

16. tImiw I≠p-]n-Sn® imkvX-⁄≥ Bcv ?

(a) tdm_¿´v lq°v (b) sa≥U¬ (c) tam¿K≥ (d) Um¿hn≥

17. lrZb kv]μ\w Af-°p∂ D]-I-c-W-taXv ?

(a)ss]tdm-ao-‰¿ (b) ¢n\n-°¬ sX¿tam-ao-‰¿ (c) sÃX-kvtIm∏v

(d) A\ntam ao‰¿.

18. hr°-I-fnse AXn-kq£va Acn-∏-Isf F¥p hnfn-°p∂p.

(a) s\t^m¨ (b) kohvSyq_v (c) Bky-c-‘-ßƒ (d) sÃmam‰

19. ico-c-Øn¬ hnhn-[- m-K-ß-fn-te°v HmIvkn-P\pw t]mjI X≥am-X-Ifpw FØn-

°p-∂-Xn¬ apJy-]¶v B¿°mWv?

(a) c‡w (b) enw^v (c) knc (d) [a-\n.

20. [a-\n-I-tfbpw knc-I-tfbpw XΩn¬ _‘n-∏n-°p∂ kq£va c‡-Ip-g¬ GXmWv ?

(a) enw^v (b) temanI (c) lrZbw (d) hr°

21. C¥y hnt£-]n® _ln-cm-Imi t]S-I-amb Nμ-bm≥ 1 F∂mWv hnt£-]n-®-Xv ?

(a) 2008 HIvtSm-_¿ 22 (b) 2008 \hw-_¿ 22 (c)2008 \hw-_¿ 21

(d) 2008 HIvtSm-_¿ 21

22. Nμ\v Hcp Xh-W- Xn-cn-bm≥ FX kabw thWw ?

(a) 28 Znh-khpw 7 aWn-°qdpw

(b) 27 Znh-khpw 8 aWn-°qdpw

(c) 26 Znh-khpw 8 aWn-°qdpw

(d) 26 Znh-khpw 7 aWn-°qdpw

23. BZysØ IrXn-tam-]-Klw GXv ?

(a) Bcy- ´ (b) kv]pSv\nIv (c) FUyq-km‰v (b) C≥km‰v

24. DtØm-e-I-Øn¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ _esØ ]d-bp∂ t]cmWv

(a) [mcw (b) bXv\w (c) tcm[w (d) ]hrØn

25. [mcØn¬ \n∂pw bXv\-Ønte°p≈ AI-e-amWv

(a) tcm[- pPw (b) [mc- qPw (c) [mcw (d) bXv\- pPw.

26. DXv]-X\ kz`m-h-ap≈ ]Zm¿∞-amWv.

(a) Ab-Un≥ (b) Ccpºv (c) Pew (d) s]tSmƒ.

27. Hcp ]Zm¿∞-Øns‚ F√m-Kp-W-ß-fp-ap≈ G‰hpw sNdnb IWn-I-bm-Wv.

(a) B‰w (b) X∑mX (c) aqeIw (d) kwbp‡w.

28 . Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ GIm-flI aninXw GXv ?

(a)]©-kmc emb\n (b) tNm°p-s]m-Sn-I-e¿∂-em-b\n (c) I™n-sh≈w

(d) aÆp-I-e-ßnb anin-Xw.

29. imcocnI ]h¿Ø-\-ßsf \nb-¥n-°p-Ibpw GtIm-]n-∏n-°p-Ibpw sNøp-∂-Xv.

(a) Xe-t®m¿ (b) \mUn-Iƒ (c)kpjpav\ (d) \mUo-hyqlw.

30. ico-c-Øn\v BIrXn \¬Ip-∂-Xv.

(a) \mUn-Iƒ (b) Xe-t®m¿ (c) t]in-Iƒ (d) AÿnIƒ.

31. G‰hpw sNdnb Aÿn GXmWv ?

(a) hnc-ep-I-fnse Aÿn (b) XpS-bnse Aÿn (c) sNhn-bnse Aÿn

(d) -Im¬hn-c-ep-I-fnse Aÿn.

32. icoc Ne-\-Øn\v klm-bn-°p-∂-Xv.

(a) Aÿn-Iƒ (b) t]in-Iƒ (c) \mUnIƒ (d) k‘n-Iƒ.

33. Aÿn-IqSw ico-c-Øn\v ]pdØv ImWp∂ Pohn.

(a) a\p-jy≥ (b) R≠v (c) ]£n-Iƒ (d) a’y-ßƒ.

34. Aÿn-Isf XΩn¬ _‘n-∏n-°p-∂Xv .

(a) tXmsf√v k‘n (b) Aÿn-k‘n (c) ]nh´v k‘n (d) hnPm-Kncn k‘n.

35. lnw eo®v am\p-h¿ F∂-Xv.

(a) ]Ya ipiqj (b) U nwKv (c) Aÿn k‘n (d) amwk-t]in

36. kvπn‚ v D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.

(a) sshZyq-Xm-Lm-X-ta¬°p-tºmƒ (b) ]mºp-I-Sn-tb¬°p-tºmƒ

(c) s]m≈-te¬°p-tºmƒ (d) ssIIm-ep-Iƒ HSn-bp-tºmƒ.

37. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ Im¥w BI¿jn-°mØ hkvXp GXv?

(a) tªUv (b) sagpIv (c) BWn (d) sNºvIºn.

38. k©m-cn-Iƒ D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂X Im¥-Øns‚ GXp-Kp-W-amWv ?

(a) Im¥-i‡n AK- m-K-ß-fn-emWv

(b) Im¥w sX°p hS°p Zni-bn¬ \n¬°p∂p

(c) kPmXob [ph-ßƒ hnI¿jn-°p∂p

(d) hnPm-Xob [ph-ßƒ BI¿-jn-°p-∂p.

39. Im¥-i‡n IqSp-X¬ A\p- -h-s∏-Sp∂ AK- m-K-ßƒ°v ]d-bp∂ t]cmWv.

(a) Im¥nI afiew (b) Im¥nI^vfIvkv

(c) Im¥n-I-[phw (d) ^vfIvkv kmμX

40. sNºp-I-ºn-bn-eqsS sshZyqXn IS-Øn-hn--Sp-tºmƒ \S-°p∂ Du¿÷-am-ddw GXv

(a) sshZyp-tXm¿÷w Im¥n-tIm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(b) Im¥nI Du¿÷w sshZyp-tXm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(c) sshZypX Du¿÷w bm¥nI Du¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(d) bm¥n-tIm¿÷w sshZyp-tXm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

41. `qan-bpsS ][m\ Du¿÷-tkm-X- mWv?

(a) sshZypXn (b) Xm]w (c) ]Imiw (d) kqcy≥.

42. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ sshZypX Nme-I-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) d∫¿ (b) πmÃnIv (c) acw (d) sNºv.

43. ssPhmh in„-ß-fn¬ \n∂v D¬∏m-Zn-∏n-°p∂ C‘\w GXv?

(a) s]tSmƒ (b) ]IrXn hmXIw (c) _tbm-Kymkv (d) Uok¬.

44. hnZypXvtcm[n°v Hcp-Zm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) sNºv (b) Beq-an-\nbw (c) πmÃnIv (d) Ccpºv.

45. Im‰n-eqsS ]cm-KWw \S-Øp∂ kky-amWv?

(a) sXßv (b) sNº-cØn (c) Ipcp-ap-fIv (d) aØ≥.

46. Ipcp-ap-f-In¬ ]cm-K-W-Im-cn-bmWv?

(a) Im‰v (b) Pohn-Iƒ (c) ag (d) ie- -ßƒ.

47. _oP k¶-e-\-Øn-\p-tijw hf¿∂v ^e-am-Ip-∂Xv

(a) Afiw (b) ]qsºmSn (c) Afim-ibw (d) ]cm-K-W-ÿew.

48. I]-S-^-e-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv

(a) tXß (b) amºgw (c) Iip-amß (d) Hmd©v

49. Hcp ]qhn¬Øs∂ tIkcn ]pShpw P\n-]p-Shpw D≈-h-bmWv

(a) GI-enw-K-]p-jv]-ßƒ (b) Zznenw-K-]p-jv]-ßƒ (c) kz]-cm-Kn-Iƒ

(d) ]c-]-cm-Kn-Iƒ

50. Im¿∏-ep-Iƒ tbmPn-®n-cn-°p∂ Xcw P\n-]p-S-ap≈ kky-amWv

(a) sh≠ (b) sNºIw (c) koX-∏gw (d) Ac-W-acw.

51. N° Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ GXp-Xcw ê-ß-fmWv?

(a) eLp- ew (b) kwbp‡- ew (c) ]pRvP- ew (d) ipjv°- ew.

52. koX-∏gw Ac-W-a-c-°mb F∂nh Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ GXp-Xcw ê-ß-fmWv?

(a) eLp- ew (b) amwkf- ew (c) ]pRvP- ew (d) ipjv°- ew.

53. hnt]mS ê-Øn-\p-Zm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) sh≠ (b) Noc (c) d∫¿ (d) apcn-ß-°mbv.

54. Hcp ae-bpsS apI-fn-te°v Ib-dp∂ tdmUv ae-sb-Np‰n kvIqt]m-se-bm-Wv. ae-

bpsS hi-Øp-IqSn t\sc apI-fn-te-°√ Cßs\ tdmUv \n¿Ωn-°p-∂Xv?

(a) hml\w adn™p t]mIm-Xn-cn-°m≥.

(b) ae-bpsS Np‰p-ap≈ ]IrXn `wKn-Im-Wm≥.

(c) hml\w kpK-a-ambn HmSn-°m≥.

(d) Ncn-hp-X-e-Øns‚ \ofw-Iqń b¥-ku-Icyw h¿≤n-∏n-°m≥.

Appendix E2

ITEM ANALYSIS STD VI

(Draft)

Sl. No.

No. of right answers in the upper group (U)

No. of right answers in the lower group (L)

Difficulty index

Di = N

LU

2

+


Dp=N

LU −

Selected/ Rejected

1 28 6 .42 .55 Selected

2 30 8 .47 .55 Selected

3 14 7 .26 .17 Rejected

4 32 17 .61 .62 Selected

5 9 4 .16 .12 Rejected

6 39 21 .75 .05 Rejected

7 32 16 .6 .4 Selected

8 28 10 .47 .45 Selected

9 25 9 .42 .4 Selected

10 30 10 .5 .5 Selected

11 15 4 .24 .22 Rejected

12 32 10 .52 .55 Selected

13 17 14 .39 .07 Rejected

14 36 5 .52 .7 Selected

15 33 10 .41 .57 Selected

16 14 4 .35 .25 Rejected

17 32 17 .61 .37 Selected

18 12 1 .16 .27 Rejected

19 10 8 .22 .05 Rejected

20 27 8 .44 .47 Selected

21 32 16 .6 .4 Selected

22 12 4 .2 .2 Rejected

23 30 7 .46 .57 Selected

24 32 9 .52 .57 Selected

25 30 8 .47 .55 Selected

26 22 10 .4 .3 Rejected

27 30 27 .71 .07 Rejected

28 31 11 .52 .5 Selected

29 20- 7 .33 .32 Rejected

30 28 9 .46 .47 Selected

31 20 10 .37 .25 Rejected

32 5 3 .1 .05 Rejected

33 31 10 .51 .52 Selected

34 20 9 .36 .27 Rejected

35 27 8 .44 .47 Selected

36 30 7 .46 .5 Selected

37 27 10 .46 .42 Selected

38 34 13 .59 .52 Selected

39 30 21 .63 .47 Selected

40 32 20 .65 .39 Selected

41 20 8 .35 .3 Rejected

42 33 8 .51 .62 Selected

43 12 5 .21 .17 Rejected

44 24 10 .49 .47 Selected

45 34 13 .59 .52 Selected

46 29 12 .51 .42 Selected

47 8 5 .16 .07 Rejected

48 11 6 .21 .12 Rejected

49 28 7 .44 .52 Selected

50 35 30 .81 .12 Rejected

51 17 10 .34 .17 Rejected

52 18 11 .36 .17 Rejected

53 29 6 .44 .57 Selected

54 34 11 .56 .57 Selected

Appendix E3

Scoring Key of Science Process Skill Test – Std VI

(Draft)

Qn

No Answer Qn No Answer Qn No Answer

1 b 21 b 41 d

2 b 22 b 42 d

3 a 23 b 43 c

4 a 24 b 44 c

5 c 25 d 45 a

6 b 26 a 46 c

7 a 27 b 47 c

8 c 28 a 48 c

9 b 29 d 49 b

10 a 30 d 50 c

11 b 31 c 51 b

12 a 32 b 52 c

13 a 33 b 53 b

14 c 34 b 54 d

15 c 35 a

16 a 36 d

17 c 37 b

18 a 38 b

19 b 39 c

20 b 40 a


Standard VI

Final


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix F1

TEST OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS (Final Form)

Std VI

Name of the student

Name of the school





1 ‘Smoking is injurious to health ‘. Name the chemical substance present in

tobacco.

a) Carotein b) Nicotine

c) Protein d) Caffeine

2 Who invented the polio vaccine?

a) Robert Hook b) Albert Sambin

c) Samuel Haniman d) Mendel

3 The blood vessel which carry blood from different parts to the heart is

a) Vein b) Arteries

c) Capillaries d) Pericardium

4 The formula that denotes the angle between two mirrors and images formed by them is

a) 1

360−=x

n b)

1

360

+=

xn

c)

1

360

−=

oxn

d) ox

n360=

5 If the angle between two mirrors is 45, then the number of images formed will be

a) 11 b) 9

c) 7 d) 5

6 If the images formed by two mirrors is two the angle between them will be

a) 100o b) 120o

c) 110o d) 90o

7 If the angle of incidence in a mirror is 45o, then the angle of refelction is

a) 45o b) 90o

c) 100o d) 35o

8 If the distance between a girl and her image in a mirror is 1m, then what will be

the distance between the girl and mirror

a) 1m b) 1 ½ m

c) ½ m d) 2m

9 In plants exchange of gases takes place through

a) Cells b) Tissue

c) Stomata d) Plasma

10 Plants having weak stem that climb over support are called

a) Creepers b) Mangrove

c) Climber d) Parasites

11 The instrument used to measure heart beat

a) Pyrometer b) Clinical thermometer

c) Stethoscope d) Animometer

12 The minute blood vessels which connect arteries and veins are

a) Lymph b) Capillaries

c) Heart d) Veins

13 Chandrayan – 1 was launched by India on

a) 2008 October 22 b) 2009 November 22

c) 2008 November 21 d) 2008 October 21

14 The first artificial satellite is

a) Aryabhatta b) Sputnic

c) Edusat d) Insat

15 The force applied in a lever is

a) Fulcrum b) Effort

c) Resistance d) Work

16 The distance between fulcrum and effort is

a) Resistance arm b) Resistance

c) Fulcrum d) Effort arm

17 Example for homogenous mixture is

a) Sugar solution b) Solution of chalk powder

c) Clay solution d) Sand solution

18 …. give definite shape to the body

a) Nerves b) Brain

c) Muscles d) Bones

19 Example for an exoskeleton animal

a) Man b) Crab

c) Birds d) Fish

20 ‘Him lich Manuvar’ means

a) First aid b) Dressing

c) Joints d) Muscles

21 Splint is used

a) In case of electric shock

b) In the case of snake bite

c) In burns

d) In the case of bone fracture

22 ……is a non-magnetic substance

a) Blade b) Wax

c) Nail d) Copper wire

23 Navigators use which property of magnet?

a) Power of magnet in the pole

b) Magnet shows east-west direction

c) Like poles repel

d) Opposite poles attract

24 Power of a magnet is concentrated on

a) Magnetic field b) Magnetic flux

c) Poles d) Flux density

25 When electricity is passed through a copper wire the energy conversion that

takes place is

a) Electrical energy is converted to magnetic energy

b) Magnetic energy is converted to electrical energy

c) Electrical energy is converted to mechanical energy

d) Mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy

26 A good conductor of electricity is

a) Rubber b) Plastic

c) Wood d) copper

27 An example for bad conductor is

a) Copper b) Aluminum

c) Plastic d) Iron

28 In which plant , pollination takes place through wind

a) Coconut b) Hibiscus

c) Pepper d) Pumpkin

29 In pepper , pollinating agent is

a) Wind b) Insects

c) Rain d) Water

30 If the same flower has both androceium and gynoceium, they are called

a) Unisexual b) Bisexual

c) Self pollination d) Cross pollination

31 Example for indehiscent fruit is

a) Lady’s finger b) Paddy

c) Rubber d) Balsom

32 The reason for producing hairpin curves in the roads of hilly areas is

a) For smooth driving

b) For sight seeing

c) To reduce the height

d) Increasing the length of plane to lessen the effort


hnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - VI

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :


BsI 32 tNmZy-ßƒ. F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw DØcw Fgp-X-Ww.

F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n-´p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-[n®v icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.


1. ]pI-hen Btcm-Ky-Øn\v lm\n-I-c-am-sW∂v \nßƒ°-dnbmw ]pI-bn-e-bn¬ AS-

ßnb cmk-hkvXp GXmWv?

(a) Itcm- n≥

(b) \nt°m- n≥

(c) t]m´o≥

(d) I^o≥

2. t]mfntbm tcmKn-I-fpsS NnX-ßƒ \n-ßƒ I≠n-´p-≠m-hp-a-t√m. BcmWv

t]mfntbm tcmKsØ ]Xn-tcm-[n-°m-\p≈ hmIvkn≥ \n¿Ωn-®Xv.

(a) tdm_¿ v lq°v (b) B¬_¿ v kmºn≥ (c) kmap-h¬l-\n-am≥ (d) sa≥U¬

3. ico-c-Øns‚ hnhn[ `mK-ß-fn¬ \n∂v lrZ-b-Øn-te°v c‡w sIm≠p-h-cp∂

Ipg-ens‚ t]sc¥v ?

(a) knc (b) [a\n (c) c‡-°p-g¬ (d) s]cn-Im¿Unbw

4. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWpw Ah-bp-≠m-°p∂ ]Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS

FÆhpw XΩn-ep≈ _‘w ImWn-°p∂ kqX-hm-Iy-am-Wv.

(a) n = 360 - 1

x0

(b) n = 360 x +1

(c) n = 360 x0- 1

(d) n = 360

x0

5. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWns‚ Afhv 450 BsW-¶n¬ D≠m-Ip∂

]-Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS FÆw.

(a) 11 (b) 9 (c) 7 (d) 5

6. c≠p Z¿∏-W-ßƒ cq]o-I-cn-°p∂ ]Xn-_nw-_-ß-fpsS FÆw 2 BsW-¶n¬ Ah-

bv°n-S-bn-ep≈ tImWns‚ Af-hv.

(a) 1000 (b) 1200 (c) 1100 (d) 900

7. Hcp Z¿∏-W-Øn¬ ]X-\-tIm¨ 450 BsW-¶n¬ ]Xn-]-X\ tImWns‚ Af-hv.

(a) 450 (b) 900 (c) 1000 (d) 350

8. Hcp s]¨Ip- nbpw Ah-fpsS ]Xn-_nw-_hpw (Z¿∏-W-Øn¬) XΩn-ep≈ Zqc 1

ao‰¿ BsW-¶n¬ Ahƒ Z¿∏-W-Øn¬ \n∂pw FX Zqsc-bm-bn-cn°pw ?

(a) 1 ao‰¿ (b) 1 ½ (c) ½ (d) 2 ao‰¿

9. kky-ß-fn¬ hmXI hn\n-abw \S°p∂ sNdp-kp-jn-c-ßsf ]d-bp∂ t]cm-Wv.

(a) tImiw (b) Ie-Iƒ (c) Bky-c-‘-ßƒ (d) πmka

10. Xmßp-I-fn¬ ]S¿∂p-I-b-dp∂ Zp¿_e ImWvU kky-ßƒ°v ]d-bp∂ t]sc¥v ?

(a) Cg-h-≈n-Iƒ (b) I≠-ep-Iƒ (c) Btcm-ln-Iƒ (d) ]cm-Z-ßƒ

11. lrZb kv]μ\w Af-°p∂ D]-I-c-W-taXv ?

(a)ss]tdm-ao-‰¿ (b) ¢n\n-°¬ sX¿tam-ao-‰¿ (c) sÃX-kvtIm∏v

(d) A\ntam ao‰¿.

12. [a-\n-I-tfbpw knc-I-tfbpw XΩn¬ _‘n-∏n-°p∂ kq£va c‡-Ip-g¬ GXmWv ?

(a) enw^v (b) temanI (c) lrZbw (d) hr°

13. C¥y hnt£-]n® _ln-cm-Imi t]S-I-amb Nμ-bm≥ 1 F∂mWv hnt£-]n-®-Xv ?

(a) 2008 HIvtSm-_¿ 22 (b) 2008 \hw-_¿ 22 (c)2008 \hw-_¿ 21

(d) 2008 HIvtSm-_¿ 21

14. BZysØ IrXn-tam-]-Klw GXv ?

(a) Bcy- ´ (b) kv]pSv\nIv (c) FUyq-km‰v (b) C≥km‰v

15. DtØm-e-I-Øn¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ _esØ ]d-bp∂ t]cmWv

(a) [mcw (b) bXv\w (c) tcm[w (d) ]hrØn

16. [mcØn¬ \n∂pw bXv\-Ønte°p≈ AI-e-amWv

(a) tcm[- pPw (b) [mc- qPw (c) [mcw (d) bXv\- pPw.

17. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ GIm-flI aninXw GXv ?

(a)]©-kmc emb\n (b) tNm°p-s]m-Sn-I-e¿∂-em-b\n (c) I™n-sh≈w

(d) aÆp-I-e-ßnb anin-Xw.

18. ico-c-Øn\v BIrXn \¬Ip-∂-Xv.

(a) \mUn-Iƒ (b) Xe-t®m¿ (c) t]in-Iƒ (d) AÿnIƒ.

19. Aÿn-IqSw ico-c-Øn\v ]pdØv ImWp∂ Pohn.

(a) a\p-jy≥ (b) R≠v (c) ]£n-Iƒ (d) a’y-ßƒ.

20. lnw eo®v am\p-h¿ F∂-Xv.

(a) ]Ya ipiqj (b) U nwKv (c) Aÿn k‘n (d) amwk-t]in

21. kvπn‚ v D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.

(a) sshZyq-Xm-Lm-X-ta¬°p-tºmƒ (b) ]mºp-I-Sn-tb¬°p-tºmƒ

(c) s]m≈-te¬°p-tºmƒ (d) ssIIm-ep-Iƒ HSn-bp-tºmƒ.

22. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ Im¥w BI¿jn-°mØ hkvXp GXv?

(a) tªUv (b) sagpIv (c) BWn (d) sNºvIºn.

23. k©m-cn-Iƒ D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂X Im¥-Øns‚ GXp-Kp-W-amWv ?

(a) Im¥-i‡n AK- m-K-ß-fn-emWv

(b) Im¥w sX°p hS°p Zni-bn¬ \n¬°p∂p

(c) kPmXob [ph-ßƒ hnI¿jn-°p∂p

(d) hnPm-Xob [ph-ßƒ BI¿-jn-°p-∂p.

24. Im¥-i‡n IqSp-X¬ A\p- -h-s∏-Sp∂ AK- m-K-ßƒ°v ]d-bp∂ t]cmWv.

(a) Im¥nI afiew (b) Im¥nI^vfIvkv

(c) Im¥n-I-[phw (d) ^vfIvkv kmμX

25. sNºp-I-ºn-bn-eqsS sshZyqXn IS-Øn-hn--Sp-tºmƒ \S-°p∂ Du¿÷-am-ddw GXv

(a) sshZyp-tXm¿÷w Im¥n-tIm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(b) Im¥nI Du¿÷w sshZyp-tXm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(c) sshZypX Du¿÷w bm¥nI Du¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

(d) bm¥n-tIm¿÷w sshZyp-tXm¿÷-ambn amdp-∂p.

26. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ sshZypX Nme-I-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) d∫¿ (b) πmÃnIv (c) acw (d) sNºv.

27. hnZypXvtcm[n°v Hcp-Zm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) sNºv (b) Beq-an-\nbw (c) πmÃnIv (d) Ccpºv.

28. Im‰n-eqsS ]cm-KWw \S-Øp∂ kky-amWv?

(a) sXßv (b) sNº-cØn (c) Ipcp-ap-fIv (d) aØ≥.

29. Ipcp-ap-f-In¬ ]cm-K-W-Im-cn-bmWv?

(a) Im‰v (b) Pohn-Iƒ (c) ag (d) ie- -ßƒ.

30. Hcp ]qhn¬Øs∂ tIkcn ]pShpw P\n-]p-Shpw D≈-h-bmWv

(a) GI-enw-K-]p-jv]-ßƒ (b) Zznenw-K-]p-jv]-ßƒ (c) kz]-cm-Kn-Iƒ

(d) ]c-]-cm-Kn-Iƒ

31. hnt]mS ^e-Øn-\p-Zm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) sh≠ (b) Noc (c) d∫¿ (d) apcn-ß-°mbv.

32. Hcp ae-bpsS apI-fn-te°v Ib-dp∂ tdmUv ae-sb-Np‰n kvIqt]m-se-bm-Wv. ae-

bpsS hi-Øp-IqSn t\sc apI-fn-te-°√ Cßs\ tdmUv \n¿Ωn-°p-∂Xv?

(a) hml\w adn™p t]mIm-Xn-cn-°m≥.

(b) ae-bpsS Np‰p-ap≈ ]IrXn `wKn-Im-Wm≥.

(c) hml\w kpK-a-ambn HmSn-°m≥.

(d) Ncn-hp-X-e-Øns‚ \ofw-Iq´n b¥-ku-Icyw h¿≤n-∏n-°m≥.

Appendix F2

SCORING KEY OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST – STD VI

(Final)

Qn

No

Answer

Qn No

Answer

Qn No

Answer

1 b 13 b 25 a

2 b 14 b 26 d

3 a 15 b 27 c

4 a 16 d 28 a

5 c 17 a 29 c

6 b 18 d 30 b

7 a 19 b 31 b

8 a 20 a 32 d

9 c 21 d

10 c 22 b

11 c 23 b

12 b 24 c


Standard V

Draft


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix G1 TEST OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS

(Draft form)

Std V Name of the student

Name of the school





1 When a frog and fish is put out of water, the frog survives, but not the

fish . The reason is

a) Frog is an amphibian

b) Fish is an amphibian

c) Frog lives only in water

d) Fish lives only in water

2 Name the animal which lays eggs, but feed the young ones with milk

produced in their breast

a) Snake b) Platypus

c) Goat d) Deer

3 Name the carnivorous plant

a) Pitcher plant b) Jasmine plant

c) Rose d) Hibiscus

4 Name the organism which reproduces by the regeneration of broken

parts


c) Earthworm d) Frog

5 The pet animals like dog and cat are given meat and fish. But for cow,

grass, hay etc are given as food. Why

a) Cow is a carnivorous animal

b) Cow is herbivore

c) Cow is omnivore

d) Cow takes only liquid food

6 Name the kitchen in plants

a) Root b) Stem

c) Leaf d) Flower

7 An organism with chlorophyll is

a) Euglena b) Amoeba

c) Paramecium d) Earthworm

8 Name the vitamin necessary for the proper functioning of eye

a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin B

c) Vitamin C d) Vitamin D

9 World water day is on

a) March 22 b) March 21

c) March 24 d) March 16

10 The vitamin that helps in the clotting of blood

a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin K


11 Deficiency of which element causes Anemia?

a) Ion b) Sodium

c) Calcium d) Iodine

12 Name the gas given out by plants at night

a) Oxygen b) Nitrogen

c) CO2 d) Steam

13 Exchange of gases takes place in plants through

a) Stomata b) Parenchya

c) Xylem d) Phloem

14 The plants which depend on other plants for food even though there is

chlorophyll in them are called

a) Parasites b) Saprophytes

c) Epiphytes d) Carnivores

15 Name the scientist who proved that plants too have life

a) Bose b) Newton

c) Einstein d) Mendel

16 Name the atmospheric layer which protects us from harmful rays of sun

a) Oxygen b) Nitrogen

c) Ozone d) CO2

17 Name the instrument used o measure the speed of wind

a) Hydrometer b) Animometer

c) Hygrometer d) Altimeter

18 Which organ is affected by glaucoma?

a) Tongue b) Nose

c) Skin d) Eye

19 Which among the following is a biofertilizer?

a) Bone ash b) Urea

c) Potash d) Factomphose

20 Name the gas used in air coolers

a) Argon b) Freon

c) Nitrogen d) Oxygen

21 Hansan’s disease means

a) Heart-attack b) Jaundice

c) Leprosy d) Chicken pox

22 A student infected by chicken pox was given two weeks leave and he

was taken immediately to house. Why?

a) It spreads through air

b) It spreads through food

c) It spreads through water

d) It is not a spreading disease

23 Day and night is caused by the rotation of the earth. The time taken for

one rotation is

a) 12 hours b) 24 hours

c) 36 hours d) 28 hours

24 The component which is present in air in large quantity is

a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen

c) CO2 d) Water vapour

25 Which among the following is not a spreading disease?

a) Blood pressure b) Chickungunia

c) Typhoid d) Dengue fever

26 The liquid known as universal solvent is

a) Spirit b) Milk

c) Water d) Kerosene

27 Which among the following plant have fibrous roots ?

a) Bamboo b) Jack tree

c) Mango tree d) Thulsi

28 Substance which do not dissolve in water

a) Salt b) Sugar

c) Copper sulphate d) Stone

29 Example for a plant with taproot is

a) Paddy b) Thulsi

c) Coconut tree d) Bamboo

30 Which among the following is an example of transparent substance?

a) Glass b) Wood

c) Paper d) Cardboard

31 The satellite of earth is

a) Oberon b) Titanum

c) Moon d) Ariel

32 Dengue fever is spread by

a) Culex mosquito b) House fly

c) Spider d) Cockroach

33 Which among the following is a communicable disease?

a) Cancer b) Heart-attack

c) Diabetes d) Cholera

34 The defect of the eye which cannot see the distant object is

a) Long sightedness b) Short sightedness

c) Myopia d) Glucoma

35 The green colour of leaves are due to

a) Xanthophyll b) Chlorophyll

c) Carotein d) Anthocyanin

36 The largest planet is

a) Jupiter b) Mercury

c) Venus d) Mars

37 The planet which is closer to sun in

a) Mercury b) Earth

c) Neptune d) Uranus

38 The natural source of light is

a) Sun b) Electric bulb

c) Candle light d) Torch

39 Example for a chemical change is

a) Evaporation of water

b) Change of ice to water

c) Melting of wax

d) Rusting or iron

40 Example for a speedy chemical reaction is

a) Bursting of crackers

b) Blooming of flowers

c) Rusting or iron

d) Change of milk to curd

Choose the odd one out

41 Elephant, whale , cow , pigeon

42 Cobra, Lizard, Rabbit, Crow

43 Cow, horse, goat, giraffe

44 Drosera, Neppenthus, Dionia, Anthurium

45 Lion, Tiger, Fox, Elephant

46 Eye, heart, nose, skin

47 Retina, Eyeball, Sneller chart, eardrum

48 Lady’s finger, Brinjal, Bitter gourd , guava

49 Lettuce, Cabbage, Spinach, Elephant foot yam

50 Ginger, Elephant foot yam, Tapioca, Sweet potato

51 Cowdung, Urea, Compost, Green manure

Fill in the blanks

52 Eye: Sight :: Ear : ………..

53 Loud speaker: Sound pollution :: Plastic : ………

54 Blind: White cane :: Dumb : ………

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TESThnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - V

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :


BsI 54 tNmZy-ßƒ.


F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n-´p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-

[n®v icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.


1. Hcp Xh-f-tbbpw Hcp ao\n-t\bpw sh≈-Øn¬ \n∂pw Ic-bv°n-´-t∏mƒ ao≥

NØp-t]m-Ip-∂p. Xh-fbv°v Poh-lm\n kw -hn-°p-∂n-√. ImcWw ?

(a) Xhf D -b-Po-hn-bm-Wv.

(b) ao≥ D -b-Po-hn-bm-Wv.

(c) Xhf sh≈-Øn¬ amXw Pohn-°p-∂p.

(d) ao≥ sh≈-Øn¬ amXw Pohn-°p-∂p.

2. km[m-c-W-bmbn ]k-hn-°p∂ Pohn-I-fmWv Ip™p-ßƒ°v ]meq- p-∂Xv. F∂m¬

ap -hn-cn-™p-≠m-Ip∂ Ip™p-ßsf ]meqń hf¿Øp∂ Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) ]mºv (b) πm‰n-]kv (c) BSv (d) am≥

3. kky-ßƒ ]Im-i-kw-t«-j-W-Øn-eqsSbmWv Blmcw ]mIw sNøp-∂Xv F∂v

\nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ amwk-t`m-Pn-bmb kkyw GXv?

(a) ]n®¿sNSn (b) ]n®n-s®Sn (c) ap√ (d) tdmkv

4. Pohn-Iƒ hwi-h¿≤-\hv \S-Øp-∂Xv ]k-hn®pw ap -bn- p-am-Wv. F∂m¬ ico-c-

`mKw apdn-™p-≠m-Ip-∂- mKw hf¿∂v hwi-h¿≤-\hv \S-Øp∂ Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) ]mºv (b) πm‰n-]kv (c) aÆnc (d) Xhf

5. hoń¬ hf¿Øp∂ arK-ßfmWt√m ]ip, ]ń, ]q® F∂nh. ]ń ]q® F∂n-

hbv°v amwk- -£Whpw sImSp-°mdp≠v. F∂m¬ ]ip-hn\v ]p√v, I®n F∂nh

\¬Ip-∂p. ImcWw ?

(a) ]ip Hcp ani-t`m-Pn-bmWv.

(b) ]ip Hcp kky-t`m-Pn-bm-Wv.

(c) ]ip amwk-t`m-Pn-bmWv

(d) ]ip Zmh-I-cq-]-Øn-ep≈ `£-W-amWv D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.

6. hoSp-I-fn¬ Blmcw ]mIw sNøp∂ ÿew ASp-°-f-bmWv F∂v \nßƒ°-dn-

bmw. F∂m¬ kky-ß-fnse ASp-°f GXmWv?

(a) thcv (b) X≠v (c) Ce (d) ]qhv

7. km[m-c-W-bmbn kky-ß-fn-emWv lcn-XIw AYhm t¢mtdm- n¬ ImW-s∏-Sp-∂-

Xv. F∂m¬ lcn-XIw D≈ Hcp Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) bq•o\ (b) Aao_ (c) ]mc-ao-knbw (d) aÆnc

8. a\p-jys‚ icn-bm-b-h-f¿®bv°v AXym-h-iy-L-S-I-ß-fmWv Poh-I-ßƒ. F∂m¬

IÆns‚ icn-bmb ]h¿Ø-\-Øn\v klm-bn-°p∂ Poh-Iw.

(a) PohIw A (b) PohIw B (c) PohIw C (d) PohIw D

9. Pe-Øns‚ ]m[m-\y-sØ-°p-dn®v \nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ temI-P-e-Zn\w F∂m-Wv.

(a) am¿®v 22 (b) am¿®v 21 (c) am¿®v 24 (d) am¿®v 16

10. apdn-hp-≠m-Ip-tºmƒ c‡w Hgp-Ip-∂Xv \nßƒ I≠n- p-≠v. F∂m¬ A¬∏-t\cw

Ign-bp-tºmƒ c‡w I´ ]nSn®v Hgp°v \ne-°p-∂p. CXn\v klm-bn-°p∂ PohIw.

(a) PohIw A (b) PohIw K (c) PohIw C (d) PohIw D

11. kvIqfn-se-Ønb Btcm-Ky-h-Ip∏v A[n-Ir-X¿ V B -˛bnse Ip´n-Iƒ°v hnf¿®

Ds≠∂v Is≠-Øn. hnf¿®bv°v Imc-W-w GXv aqeIØns‚ Ipd-hmWv?

(a) Ccpºv (b) tkmUnbw (c) Im’yw (d) Atbm-Un≥

12. kky-ßƒ ]Im-i-kw-t«-j-W-Øn\v D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ hmXIw Co2 BsW-∂-dn-

bmw. F∂m¬ kky-ßƒ cmXn-bn¬ ]pd-Øp-hn-Sp∂ hmXIw GXmWv?

(a) HmIvkn-P≥ (b) ss\S-P≥ (c) Co2 (d) \ocm-hn.

13. a\p-jy-cn¬ Xz°nse sNdp-kp-jn-cp-ß-fn¬ IqSn-bmWv hnb¿∏v ]pd-Øp-h-cp-∂Xv?

F∂m¬ kky-ß-fn¬ hmXI hn\n-a-b-Øn\v klm-bn-°p∂ kpjn-c-ßƒ°v

]d-bp∂ t]cv F¥v?

(a) sÃmam‰ (b) ]mc≥ssIa (c) sskew (d) ^vtfmbw.

14. lcn-XIw D≈ kky-ßƒ Blmcw ]mIw sNøp∂ ]In-b-bmWv ]Im-i-kw-t«-

j-Ww F∂m¬ lcn-XIw Ds≠-¶nepw Blm-c-Øn\v a‰p-k-ky-ßsf Bi-bn-

°p-∂-h-bmWv.

(a) ]cm-Z-k-ky-ßƒ (b) kmt]m-ss -‰p-Iƒ (c) F∏n-ss -‰p-Iƒ

(d) amwk-t`m-Pn-Iƒ

15. a\p-jy\pw arK-ßƒ°pw Poh-\p-s≠∂v \nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ kky-

ßƒ°pw Poh-\p-s≠∂v sXfn-bn® imkvX-⁄-\mWv.

(a) t_mkv (b) \yq´≥ (c) sF≥Ão≥ (d) sa≥U¬

16. kqcys‚ Inc-W-ßƒ Poh-Pm-e-ßƒ°v A]-I-S-I-c-am-sW∂v \nßƒ°-dn-bmw.

F∂m¬ Chsb XS-bp∂ A¥-co-£-]-Sew.

(a) HmIvkn-P≥ (b) ss\S-P≥ (c) Hmtkm¨ (d) Co2

17. Zqcw Af-°m≥ \nßƒ kvsIbn¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂p. F∂m¬ Im‰ns‚ thKX

Af-°p∂ D]-I-c-W-taXv?

(a) ssltUm-ao-‰¿ (b) A\n-tam-ao-‰¿ (c) ssltKm-ao-‰¿ (d) Bƒńao‰¿.

18. a™-∏nØw Ic-fns\ _m[n-°p∂ tcmK-am-sW-∂-dnbmw F∂m¬ •qt°ma F∂

tcmKw _m[n-°p∂ Ah-bhw GXv?

(a) \m°v (b) aq°v (c) Xz°v (d) IÆv.

19. `qan-bn¬ aÆns‚ k¥p-en-Xm-hÿ \ne-\n¿Øp-∂-Xn\v ssPh-h-f-ßƒ D]-tbm-

Kn-°-W-sa∂v \nßƒ°-dn-bmw. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ ssPh-hfw GXv?

(a) F√p-s]mSn (b) bqdnb (c) s]m´mjv (d) ^mŒw-t^mkv.

20. DjvW-Im-eØv ioXn-I-cn® apdn-I-fn¬ Ccn-bv°m≥ \nßƒ°v C„-a-t√. ioXn-I-

c-Wn-I-fn¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p∂ hmXIw GXv?

(a) B¿tKm¨ (b) ^ntbm¨ (c) ss\S-P≥ (d) HmIvkn-P≥.

21. ]m¿°n≥k¨kv tcmKw F¥m-sW∂v \nßƒ°-dnbmw lm≥k≥kv tcmKw

F∂-dn-b-s∏-Sp-∂Xv.

(a) lrZ-b-kvXw- \w (b) a™-∏nØw (c) Ip„w (d) hkqcn.

22. Nn°≥ t]mIvkv tcmK-_m-[n-X-\mb Hcp hnZym¿∞nsb ¢m v So®¿ hf-sc-thKw

hoń-se-Øn-°p-Ibpw c≠mgvN Ah[n A\p-h-Zn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. ImcWw.

(a) hmbp-hn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmK-am-Wv.

(b) Blm-c-Øn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmK-amWv.

(c) sh≈-Øn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmKm-Wv.

(d) ]I-cmØ tcmKam-Wv.

23. `qan-bpsS àWw aqe-amWv cmXnbpw ]Iepw D≠m-Ip-∂Xv F∂-dn-bmw. F∂m¬

`qanbv°v Hcp ]mhiyw àWw sNøm≥ Bh-iy-amb kabw.

(a) 12 aWn-°q¿ (b) 24 aWn-°q¿ (c) 36 aWn-°q¿ (b) 28 aWn-°q¿.

24. \ap°v izkn-°m≥ HmIvkn-P≥ A¥-co-£-Øn¬ \n∂pw e`n-°p∂p F∂v

\nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ A¥-co£ hmbp-hn¬ G‰hpw IqSp-X¬ ImW-s∏-

Sp∂ LS-Iw.

(a) ss\S-P≥ (b) HmIvkn-P≥ (c) Co2 (d) \ocmhn.

25. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ ]I-cmØ tcmK-am-Wv.

(a) c‡-k-Ω¿Zw (b) Nn°≥Kp-\nb (c) ssSt^mbvUv (d) sU¶n-∏\n.

26. km¿hn-I-em-bIw F∂-dn-b-s∏-Sp∂ ZmhIw.

(a) kv]ncn‰v (b) ]m¬ (c) sh≈w (d) asÆÆ.

27. \mcp-th-cp≈ kky-amWv.

(a) apf (b) πmhv (c) amhv (d) Xpfkn.

28. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ sh≈-Øn¬ Aen-bmØ ]Zm¿∞w.

(a) D∏v (b) ]©-kmc (c) Xpcniv (d) I√v.

29. Xmbvthcp≈ kky-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv.

(a) s\√v (b) Xpfkn (c) sXßv (d) apf.

30. Xmsg-∏-d-bp-∂-h-bn¬ kpXm-cy-h-kvXp-hn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv.

(a) •mkv (b) XSn (c) IS-emkv (d) Im¿Uvt_m¿Uv.

31. `qan-bpsS D]-K-l-amWv.

(a) H_-tdm¨ (b) ssS‰m-\nbw (c) Nμ≥ (d) -G-cn-b¬.

32. sU¶n-∏\n ]c-Øp∂ Pohn-bmWv.

(a) IyqeIvkv sImXpIv (b) Cu® (c) Fen (d) ]m‰.

33. ]I-cp∂ tcmK-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv.

(a) Im≥k¿ (b) lrZ-b-kvXw- \w (c) Ub-_-‰nkv (d) tImfd.

34. Ce-I-fpsS ]®-\n-d-Øn\v ImcWw.

(a) kmt¥m- n¬ (b) t¢mtdm- n¬ (c) Itcm- n≥ (d) Bt¥m-k-bm-\n≥.

35. Zqsc-bp≈ hkvXp-°sf hy‡-ambn ImWm≥ Ign-bmØ t\X tcmK-amWv.

(a) Zqc-Zr„n (b) lkz-Zr„n (c) atbm-∏nb (d) •qt°ma.

36. G‰hpw henb Klw GXmWv?

(a) hymgw (b) sNmΔ (c) ipI≥ (d) i\n.

37. kqcy\v G‰hpw ASp-Øp≈ Klw GXmWv?

(a) _p[≥ (b) `qan (c) hymgw (d) i\n.

38. ]IrXnZØ ]Im-i-tkm-X- mWv?

(a) kqcy≥ (b) sshZypX _ƒ_v (c) sagp-Ip-Xncn (d) tSm¿®v.

39. cmk-am-‰-Øn-\p-Zm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) sh≈w \ocm-hn-bm-Ip-∂Xv

(b) sFkv Pe-am-Ip-∂Xv

(c) sagpIv Dcp-Ip-∂Xv

(d) Ccpºv Xpcp-ºn-°p-∂Xv.

40. thK-Øn¬ \S-°p∂ cmk-]-h¿Ø-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) ]S°w s]m´p-∂Xv

(b) ]q°ƒ hnS-cp-∂-Xv

(c) Ccpºv Xpcp-ºn-°p-∂Xv

(d) ]m¬ ssXcm-Ip-∂Xv

Iq -Øn¬ tNcm-ØXv Is≠-ØpI?

41. B\, Xnanw-K-ew, ]ip, ]mhv.

42. aq¿J≥, Kufn, apb¬, Im°.

43. ]ip, IpXn-c, BSv, Pndm- v.

44. sUmko-d, s\∏-¥-kv, Utbm-Wn-b, B¥q-dn-bw.

45. knwlw, ]pen, Ipdp-°≥, B\.

46. IÆv, lrZ-bw, aq°v, \m°v.

47. sd‰n-\, t\X-tKm-fw, sk‰-√¿Nm¿´v, I¿Æ-]pSw.

48. sh≠, hgp-X-\, ]mh-bv°, t]cbv°.

49. Nocm, Imt_-Pv, apcn-ß-bn-e, tN\.

50. C©n, tN\, tNºv, ac-®o\n.

51. NmW-Iw, ]®n-e-h-fw, bqdn-b, Iwt]mÃv.

_‘w a\- n-em°n ]qcn-∏n-°pI?

52. IÆv : ImgvN : sNhn : ...........................

53. D®- m-jnWn : i–-a-en-\o-I-cWw : πmÃnIv : ...........................

54. A‘¿ : ss]‰vsIbv≥ : _[n-c≥ : ...........................

Appendix G2

ITEM ANALYSIS STD V

(Draft Form)

Sl. No.

No. of right

answers in the upper

group (U)

No. of right

answers in the lower

group (L)

Difficulty index Di =

N

LU

2

+


Dp=N

LU − Selected/Rejected

1 34 17 .64 .42 Selected

2 30 13 .54 .42 Selected

3 29 13 .52 .4 Selected

4 28 10 .47 .45 Selected

5 34 6 .5 .7 Selected

6 16 7 .29 .22 Rejected

7 30 7 .46 .57 Selected

8 15 10 .31 .25 Rejected

9 32 16 .6 .4 Selected

10 30 5 .44 .62 Selected

11 33 16 .61 .42 Selected

12 17 14 .39 .07 Rejected

13 29 12 .51 .42 Selected

14 4 7 .14 .07 Rejected

15 15 4 .24 .27 Rejected

16 15 7 .27 .2 Rejected

17 30 5 .44 .62 Selected

18 31 11 .52 .27 Rejected

19 14 9 .29 .12 Rejected

20 12 4 .2 .2 Rejected

21 17 10 .33 .17 Rejected

22 30 6 .45 .6 Selected

23 10 5 .19 .13 Rejected

24 29 3 .4 .65 Selected

25 20 5 .31 .37 Rejected

26 30 11 .51 .47 Selected

27 38 6 .55 .8 Rejected

28 19 5 .3 .35 Rejected

29 34 16 .62 .45 Selected

30 13 3 .32 .25 Rejected

31 20 5 .31 .37 Rejected

32 19 8 .34 .27 Rejected

33 22 10 .4 .3 Rejected

34 31 10 .51 .52 Selected

35 8 3 .14 .12 Rejected

36 10 6 .2 .1 Rejected

37 30 5 .44 .62 Selected

38 11 6 .21 .12 Rejected

39 8 3 .14 .12 Rejected

40 34 17 .64 .42 Selected

41 15 10 .31 .12 Rejected

42 19 8 .34 .27 Rejected

43 16 7 .29 .22 Rejected

44 34 11 .56 .57 Selected

45 15 4 .24 .27 Rejected

46 35 7 .52 .7 Selected

47 30 11 .51 .47 Selected

48 31 10 .51 .47 Selected

49 30 6 .45 .6 Selected

50 38 13 .64 .62 Rejected

51 29 17 .57 .3 Selected

52 29 13 .52 .4 Selected

53 11 5 .2 .15 Rejected

54 28 6 .42 .55 Selected

Appendix G3

SCORING KEY OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TEST – STD V (Draft

Qn. No Answer Qn. No Answer Qn. No Answer

1 a 21 c 41 d

2 b 22 a 42 c

3 a 23 b 43 b

4 c 24 a 44 d

5 b 25 a 45 d

6 c 26 c 46 b

7 a 27 a 47 c

8 a 28 d 48 d

9 a 29 b 49 d

10 b 30 a 50 a

11 a 31 c 51 c

12 a 32 a 52 Hearing

13 a 33 d 53 Soil pollution

14 a 34 b 54 Hearing aid

15 a 35 b

16 c 36 a

17 b 37 a

18 d 38 a

19 a 39 d

20 b 40 a


Standard V

Final


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Appendix H1 TEST OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS

(Final Form)

Std V Name of the student

Name of the school





1 When a frog and fish is put out of water, the frog survives, but not the

fish . The reason is

a) Frog is an amphibian

b) Fish is an amphibian

c) Frog lives only in water

d) Fish lives only in water

2 Name the animal which lays eggs, but feed the young ones with milk

produced in their breast


c) Goat d) Deer

3 Name the carnivorous plant

a) Pitcher plant b) Jasmine plant

c) Rose d) Hibiscus

4 Name the organism which reproduces by the regeneration of broken

parts


c) Earthworm d) Frog

5 The pet animals like dog and cat are given meat and fish. But for cow,

grass, hay etc are given as food. Why

a) Cow is a carnivorous animal

b) Cow is herbivore

c) Cow is omnivore

d) Cow takes only liquid food

6 An organism with chlorophyll is

a) Euglena b) Amoeba

c) Paramecium d) Earthworm

7 World water day is on

a) March 22 b) March 21

c) March 24 d) March 16

8 The vitamin that helps in the clotting of blood

a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin K


9 Deficiency of which element causes Anemia?

a) Ion b) Sodium

c) Calcium d) Iodine

10 Exchange of gases takes place in plants through

a) Stomata b) Parenchya

c) Xylem d) Phloem

11 Name the instrument used o measure the speed of wind

a) Hydrometer b) Animometer

c) Hygrometer d) Altimeter

12 A student infected by chicken pox was given two weeks leave and he was taken immediately to house. Why?

a) It spreads through air

b) It spreads through food

c) It spreads through water

d) It is not a spreading disease

13 The component which is present in air in large quantity is

a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen

c) CO2 d) Water vapour 14 The liquid known as universal solvent is a) Spirit b) Milk

c) Water d) Kerosene

15 Example for a plant with taproot is

a) Paddy b) Thulsi

c) Coconut tree d) Bamboo

16 The defect of the eye which cannot see the distant object is

a) Long sightedness b) Short sightedness

c) Myopia d) Glucoma

17 The planet which is closer to sun in

a) Mercury b) Earth

c) Neptune d) Uranus

18 Example for a speedy chemical reaction is

a) Bursting of crackers

b) Blooming of flowers

c) Rusting or iron

d) Change of milk to curd

Choose the odd one out

19 Drosera, Neppenthus, Dionia, Anthurium

20 Eye, hert, nose, skin

21 Retina, Eyeball, Sneller chart, eardrum

22 Lady’s finger, Brinjal, Bitter gourd

23 Lettuce, Cabbage, Spinach, Elephant foot yam

24 Cowdung, Urea, Compost, Green manure

Fill in the blanks

25 Eye: Sight :: Ear : ………..

26 Blind: White cane :: Dumb : ………

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL TESThnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv : Std - V

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :


BsI 26 tNmZy-ßƒ.


F√m tNmZy-ßƒ°pw \mev DØ-c-ßƒ hoXw X∂n-´p-≠v. Ah ]cn-tim-

[n®v icn-bmb DØcw Is≠-Øp-I.


1. Hcp Xh-f-tbbpw Hcp ao\n-t\bpw sh≈-Øn¬ \n∂pw Ic-bv°n-´-t∏mƒ ao≥

NØp-t]m-Ip-∂p. Xh-fbv°v Poh-lm\n kw -hn-°p-∂n-√. ImcWw ?

(a) Xhf D -b-Po-hn-bm-Wv.

(b) ao≥ D -b-Po-hn-bm-Wv.

(c) Xhf sh≈-Øn¬ amXw Pohn-°p-∂p.

(d) ao≥ sh≈-Øn¬ amXw Pohn-°p-∂p.

2. km[m-c-W-bmbn ]k-hn-°p∂ Pohn-I-fmWv Ip™p-ßƒ°v ]meq- p-∂Xv. F∂m¬

ap -hn-cn-™p-≠m-Ip∂ Ip™p-ßsf ]meqń hf¿Øp∂ Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) ]mºv (b) πm‰n-]kv (c) BSv (d) am≥

3. kky-ßƒ ]Im-i-kw-t«-j-W-Øn-eqsSbmWv Blmcw ]mIw sNøp-∂Xv F∂v

\nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ amwk-t`m-Pn-bmb kkyw GXv?

(a) ]n®¿sNSn (b) ]n®n-s®Sn (c) ap√ (d) tdmkv

4. Pohn-Iƒ hwi-h¿≤-\hv \S-Øp-∂Xv ]k-hn®pw ap -bn- p-am-Wv. F∂m¬ ico-c-

`mKw apdn-™p-≠m-Ip-∂- mKw hf¿∂v hwi-h¿≤-\hv \S-Øp∂ Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) ]mºv (b) πm‰n-]kv (c) aÆnc (d) Xhf

5. hoń¬ hf¿Øp∂ arK-ßfmWt√m ]ip, ]ń, ]q® F∂nh. ]ń ]q® F∂n-

hbv°v amwk- -£Whpw sImSp-°mdp≠v. F∂m¬ ]ip-hn\v ]p√v, I®n F∂nh

\¬Ip-∂p. ImcWw ?

(a) ]ip Hcp ani-t`m-Pn-bmWv.

(b) ]ip Hcp kky-t`m-Pn-bm-Wv.

(c) ]ip amwk-t`m-Pn-bmWv

(d) ]ip Zmh-I-cq-]-Øn-ep≈ `£-W-amWv D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.

6. km[m-c-W-bmbn kky-ß-fn-emWv lcn-XIw AYhm t¢mtdm- n¬ ImW-s∏-Sp-∂-

Xv. F∂m¬ lcn-XIw D≈ Hcp Pohn-bm-Wv.

(a) bq•o\ (b) Aao_ (c) ]mc-ao-knbw (d) aÆnc

7. Pe-Øns‚ ]m[m-\y-sØ-°p-dn®v \nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ temI-P-e-Zn\w F∂m-Wv.

(a) am¿®v 22 (b) am¿®v 21 (c) am¿®v 24 (d) am¿®v 16

8. apdn-hp-≠m-Ip-tºmƒ c‡w Hgp-Ip-∂Xv \nßƒ I≠n- p-≠v. F∂m¬ A¬∏-t\cw

Ign-bp-tºmƒ c‡w I´ ]nSn®v Hgp°v \ne-°p-∂p. CXn\v klm-bn-°p∂ PohIw.

(a) PohIw A (b) PohIw K (c) PohIw C (d) PohIw D

9. kvIqfn-se-Ønb Btcm-Ky-h-Ip∏v A[n-Ir-X¿ V B -˛bnse Ipń-Iƒ°v hnf¿®

Ds≠∂v Is≠-Øn. hnf¿®bv°v Imc-W-w GXv aqeIØns‚ Ipd-hmWv?

(a) Ccpºv (b) tkmUnbw (c) Im’yw (d) Atbm-Un≥

10. a\p-jy-cn¬ Xz°nse sNdp-kp-jn-cp-ß-fn¬ IqSn-bmWv hnb¿∏v ]pd-Øp-h-cp-∂Xv?

F∂m¬ kky-ß-fn¬ hmXI hn\n-a-b-Øn\v klm-bn-°p∂ kpjn-c-ßƒ°v

]d-bp∂ t]cv F¥v?

(a) sÃmam‰ (b) ]mc≥ssIa (c) sskew (d) ^vtfmbw.

11. Zqcw Af-°m≥ \nßƒ kvsIbn¬ D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂p. F∂m¬ Im‰ns‚ thKX

Af-°p∂ D]-I-c-W-taXv?

(a) ssltUm-ao-‰¿ (b) A\n-tam-ao-‰¿ (c) ssltKm-ao-‰¿ (d) Bƒńao‰¿.

12. Nn°≥ t]mIvkv tcmK-_m-[n-X-\mb Hcp hnZym¿∞nsb ¢m v So®¿ hf-sc-thKw

hoń-se-Øn-°p-Ibpw c≠mgvN Ah[n A\p-h-Zn-°p-Ibpw sNbvXp. ImcWw.

(a) hmbp-hn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmK-am-Wv.

(b) Blm-c-Øn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmK-amWv.

(c) sh≈-Øn-eqsS ]I-cp∂ tcmKm-Wv.

(d) ]I-cmØ tcmKam-Wv.

13. \ap°v izkn-°m≥ HmIvkn-P≥ A¥-co-£-Øn¬ \n∂pw e`n-°p∂p F∂v

\nßƒ°-dn-bmw. F∂m¬ A¥-co£ hmbp-hn¬ G‰hpw IqSp-X¬ ImW-s∏-

Sp∂ LS-Iw.

(a) ss\S-P≥ (b) HmIvkn-P≥ (c) Co2 (d) \ocmhn.

14. km¿hn-I-em-bIw F∂-dn-b-s∏-Sp∂ ZmhIw.

(a) kv]ncn‰v (b) ]m¬ (c) sh≈w (d) asÆÆ.

15. Xmbvthcp≈ kky-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv.

(a) s\√v (b) Xpfkn (c) sXßv (d) apf.

16. Ce-I-fpsS ]®-\n-d-Øn\v ImcWw.

(a) kmt¥m- n¬ (b) t¢mtdm- n¬ (c) Itcm- n≥ (d) Bt¥m-k-bm-\n≥.

17. kqcy\v G‰hpw ASp-Øp≈ Klw GXmWv?

(a) _p[≥ (b) `qan (c) hymgw (d) i\n.

18. thK-Øn¬ \S-°p∂ cmk-]-h¿Ø-\-Øn\v DZm-l-c-W-amWv?

(a) ]S°w s]m´p-∂Xv

(b) ]q°ƒ hnS-cp-∂-Xv

(c) Ccpºv Xpcp-ºn-°p-∂Xv

(d) ]m¬ ssXcm-Ip-∂Xv

Iq -Øn¬ tNcm-ØXv Is≠-ØpI?

19. sUmko-d, s\∏-¥-kv, Utbm-Wn-b, B¥q-dn-bw.

20. IÆv, lrZ-bw, aq°v, \m°v.

21. sd‰n-\, t\X-tKm-fw, sk‰-√¿Nm¿´v, I¿Æ-]pSw.

22. sh≠, hgp-X-\, ]mh-bv°, t]cbv°.

23. Nocm, Imt_-Pv, apcn-ß-bn-e, tN\.

24. NmW-Iw, ]®n-e-h-fw, bqdn-b, Iwt]mÃv.

_‘w a\- n-em°n ]qcn-∏n-°pI?

25. IÆv : ImgvN : sNhn : ...........................

26. A‘¿ : ss]‰vsIbv≥ : _[n-c≥ : ...........................

Appendix H2

SCORING KEY - STD V

(Final Form)

Qn No Answer Qn No Answer

1 a 21 c

2 b 22 d

3 a 23 d

4 c 24 c

5 b 25 Hearing

6 a 26 Hearing aid

7 a

8 b

9 a

10 a

11 b

12 a

13 a

14 c

15 b

16 b

17 a

18 a

19 d

20 b

SCIENTIFIC CREATIVITY TEST FOR UPPER PRIMARY STUDENTS


KUMARI S. GIRIJA


KOTTAYAM

2012

Scientific Creativity Test

Dear Student,

This test is to find out your creative abilities related to science. You can write

as many answers as possible using your imagination. According to the instructions

given, answer each question using your creative abilities. Time limit is specified for

each question. Turn the fresh page according to the instructions.

Name of the student :

Boy / Girl :

Standard :

Name of the school :

Appendix I

I. For each figure write as many titles as possible

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Time : 10 - 12 Minutes

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1. Tablets instead of food


III. Imagine that the following things could happen, write down your ideas related to it.

2. Petrol from water

3. Life on Moon

4. When plants move


IV. Identify as many animals as possible using the letters in the boxes

Identify as many electrical instruments as possible using the letters in the boxes

Time : 10 Minutes

H L U O G

F E R H

D W N P B

I T J S D

X K Y Z Q

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A I E F D

L Q C N

J H G K U

S M P R T

O W V Y X

B

V. Draw as many drawings as possible related to the ideas given below.

1. Changing nature

2. Food habits

3. Electronic Age

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4. Classroom without book

5. Waste disposal

Time : 20 Minutes

Scientific Creativity Test

]nb-s∏´ hnZym¿∞n,

\nß-fpsS imkvX-]-c-amb k¿§-tijn Is≠-Øp-∂-Xn\v th≠n-bmWv Cu

]co-£. \nß-fpsS `mh-\- ]-c-am-h[n ]tbm-P-\-s∏-SpØn FX DØ-c-ßƒth-W-sa-

¶nepw \nßƒs°-gp-Xmw. am¿°v ]cn-[n-bn-√. Hmtcm tNmZy-Øn\pw \n¿t±-i-ßƒ°-

\p-k-cn®v X∂n-cn-°p∂ ÿeØv \nß-fpsS Ignhv ]tbm-Kn-°p-I. Hmtcm tNmZy-Øn\pw

kabw A\p-h-Zn-®n- p-≠v. \n¿t±iw e`n-°p-∂-Xn-\-\p-k-cn®v ]pXnb t]Pp-I-fn-te°v

t]mIp-I.

hnZym¿∞n-bpsS t]cv :

BÏpń / s]Ïpń :

Ãm≥tU¿Uv :

kvIqfns‚ t]cv :

I. Hmtcm NnX-Øn\pw ]c-am-h[n Xe-s°-s´-gp-Xp-I.

(hyXy-kvX-X-c-Øn-ep-≈Xv BIm≥ IqSn i≤n-°pI)

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kabw : 10 - 12 an\n´v

II. Xmsg ImWp∂ NnX-ßƒ t\m°n-bn´v Ch-bn¬ ImWp∂ ]iv\-ßƒ Fs¥∂v Fgp-XpI

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1. `£-W-Øn\v]Icw KpfnI.

kabw : 20 - 25 an\n´v

III. Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p∂h kw`-hn-°p-∂-Xmbn `mh-\-bn¬ I≠v Bi-b-ßƒ FgpXp-I.

2. sh≈-Øn¬ \n∂pw s]tSmƒ

3. Nµ-\n¬ a\p-jy-hm-k-ap-≠m-b¬

4. kky-ßƒ k©-cn-®m¬

kabw : 15 - 20 an\n´v

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IV. Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p∂ If-ß-fnse A£-c-ßƒ D]-tbm-Kn®v ]c-am-h[n Poh-Pm-e-ß-fpsS

t]sc-gp-XpI.

B Im knw X tIm

ap \ lw gn B

] b h ° C

I ip ¬ ≥ Sv

f Sp ao am ∂n

Iw sS ^n s_ ¬

Nn ]yq en Uv Pv

tX Ivkn ´ hn tam

_ ∏p s] ¿ j

t´m ƒ_v ^m ´n ≥

Xmsg sImSp-Øn-cn-°p∂ If-ß-fnse A£-c-ßƒ D]-tbm-Kn®v ]c-am-h[n sshZypX D]-I-

c-W-ß-fpsS t]sc-gp-XpI.

kabw : 10 an\n´v

V. X∂n-cn-°p∂ Bi-b-ß-fp-ambn _‘-s∏-SpØn hyXyÿXcw NnX-ßƒ hc-°pI.

1. amdp∂ ]IrXn

2. Blm-c-io-e-ßƒ

3. Ce-IvtSm-WnIv bpKw

kabw : 10 an\n´v

4. ]pkvX-I-an-√mØ ¢mkvapdn

5. amen\y \n¿Ωm¿÷\w

kabw : 20 an\n´v

Appendix J

PERSONAL DATA SHEET

Name :

Age :

Boy/Girl :

Name of the school :

Govt/Aided :

Standard :

Educational qualification of father :

Occupation of father :

Monthly income of father :

Educational qualification of mother :

Occupation of mother :

Monthly income of mother :

hyànKX hnhcW tcJ

t]cv :

hbÊv :

B¬ /s]¬ :

kv¡qfnsâ t]cv :

Kh¬saâv / FbvUUv :

¢mÊv :

AÑsâ hnZym`ymk tbmKyX :

AÑsâ tPmen :

AÑsâ amkhcpam\w :

A½bpsS hnZym`ymk tbmKyX:

A½bpsS tPmen :

A½bpsS amkhcpam\w :

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