CBSE Class 7 Science Sample Paper Set Q

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Q1. Fill in the blanks:

a) The coil of wire is called an ____________________

b) White light consists of _________________ colour.

Ans. a) element b) seven

Q.2 Correct the following statement.

a) Convex lens is called diverging lens.

b) Air exerts pressure only in upward direction.

Ans. a) Convex lens is called converging lens.

b) Air exerts pressure in all directions.

Q3. Choose the correct answer.

a) Meera is making a closed electric circuit. What she does not need for it?

i. Battery

ii. Switch

iii. Wire

iv. Test tube

b) What is the other name of cyclone?

i. Typhoon

ii. Storm

iii. Tsunami

iv. Monsoon

Ans. (i) d) Test tube (ii) a) Typhoon 

Q.4 What does ‘VIBGYOR’ stand for in spectrum?

Ans. „VIBGYOR‟ stand for seven in spectrum.

V – Violet

I – Indigo

B – Blue

G – Green

Y – yellow

O – Orange

R – Red

Q5. Write one use of convex lens.

Ans. Convex lens is used in making magnifying glasses.

Q6. Draw symbols for following electric component:

a) Battery

b) Open switch

Ans.

Q.7 Name the lens if it is thicker in middle than at it edges.

Ans. Convex lens

Q.8 Give the name of two devices based on heating effect of current.

Ans. The names of two devices based on heating effect of current are:

a) Hot plates b) Electric Iron

Q.9) Draw a ray diagram to show refraction through a concave lens.

ANS. 

Q.10 When the current is switched on through a wire, a compass needle kept nearby gets deflected from its north-south position. Why?

Ans. When the current is switched on through a wire, a compass needle kept nearby gets deflected from its north-south position because of the magnetic effect of electric current.

Q.11 Write two effective safety measures for the cyclones.

Ans. Two effective safety measures for the cyclones are: -

a) A cyclone forecast and warning service.

b) Rapid communication of warning to the Government agencies, the ports, fishermen, ships and the general public.

Q.12 Why holes are made in hanging banners and hoardings?

Ans. Holes are made in hanging banners and hoardings to allow the wind to move from one side to the other.

Q.13 What is electromagnet? Write one use of electromagnet.

Ans. A current carrying coil of an insulated wire wrapped around a piece of iron is called an electromagnet. It is used to separate magnetic materials from the junk.

Q.14 State three differences between convex and concave lens.

Ans. Three differences between convex and concave lens are –

Convex lens

1. It is thick in middle and thin at edges.

2. It is also called converging lens.

3. Convex lens can forme real and inverted image.

Concave lens

a) It is thin in middle and thick at edges.

b) It is also called diverging lens.

c) Concave lens always forms erect, virtual and smaller image than object.

Q.15 a) What kind of wires are used in making an electric fuse?

b) Name the scientist who first noticed the deflection in compass needle when kept in a closed electric circuit.

Ans. a) Wires used in an electric fuse are made up of special material which melt quickly and break when large electric current are passed through them.

b) Hans Christian Orested was first noticed the deflection in compass needle when kept in a closed electric circuit.

Q.16 a) How does the air move? b) What are tornadoes?

Ans.a) Air moves from the region where the pressure is high to the region where the pressure is low.

b) A tornado is a dark funnel shaped cloud that reaches from the sky to the ground. Most of the tornadoes are weak. A violent tornado can travel at speed of about 300km/hr.

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