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Set A Year 2012

15th NSO - SET A

2

MENTAL ABILITY 1.

If

+

= 150,

then the value of 5 (A) 170 2.

+

+

+

= 230 and

+

+

= 220,

= ____ ?__.

(B) 320

(C) 490

(D) 470

How many more triangles must be shaded so that 3/4 of the given gure is shaded? (A) 14

(B) 11

(C) 13

(D) 12

3.

Find the combination of numbers so that given below letters are arranged accordingly to form a meaningful word. VAUGA 1 2 3 4 5 (A) 5, 4, 2, 3, 1 (B) 4, 5, 2, 1, 3 (C) 4, 3, 5, 1, 2 (D) 4, 3, 1, 5, 2

4.

Which of the following gures has the equal area shaded ?

5.

1.

2.

3.

4.

(A) 1, 2 and 3

(B) 1 and 4

(C) 2 and 4

(D) 1 and 2

Which of the following gures is the correct decimal match of shaded part?

(A)

6.

7.

(B)

(C)

(D)

= 0.08

The factor of a number is ______ than or ______ the number. (A) Less, greater than (B) Less, equal to (C) Greater, equal to The given diagram contains the factors of 12, 18 and 45. Find the values of

x, y

and

z respectively.

(A) 1, 2, 9

=0.39

(D) None of these

Factors o f 12 Factors o f 18

4, 12

6,

y

z,

3 x

(B) 9, 2, 1

8.

18

(C) 2, 9, 1

5, 15, 45

(D) 1, 9, 2

Factors of 45

If you are 10 years old, you would have lived 52,56,000 seconds. Select the correct match of age to the seconds lived. (A) 11 years – 5782400 seconds (C) years – secon s

(B) 12 years – 6302700 seconds (D) years – secon s

15th NSO - SET A

9.

3

Number of symmetrical gures is ____. (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 0

10. To nd cost price when there is a prot, _____ prot from _____ price and when there is loss, _____ loss to selling price. (A) Add, Selling, Subtract (B) Subtract, Selling, Add

(C) Subtract, Cost, Add

(D) Add, Cost, Subtract

11. Read the statements below. Statement-1 : The HCF of two numbers is the greatest number that divides both the numbers without leaving any remainder. Statement-2 : The HCF of given numbers cannot be bigger than any one of the numbers. Which of the following options hold? Statement-1 is true and statement-2 is false. (C) Both the statements are true. 12. If Aparna ate than Vishu. (A)

1 2

(B) Statement-2 is true and statement-1 is false. (D) Both the statements are false.

of a chocolate bar and Vishu ate

1

(B)

2

1

1 3

of a chocolate bar, then Aparna eat ____ more

(C)

3

1

(D)

6

5 6

13. Find the missing number in the series given below. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, __ ?_, __ ?_ (A) 21, 35

(B) 21, 34

(C) 18, 21

(D) 23, 32

(C) XXVII < LX

(D) LVIII > C

14. Which of the following is correct ? (A) XC < XL

(B) XLIV

LXIV

15. Find the weight of Stone A and Stone B in grams respectively. (A) 150, 200 100, 50 (C) 50, 100 (D)

300 ml

300 ml

300 ml

250 ml 200 ml 150 ml 100 ml 50 ml

250 ml 200 ml 150 ml 100 ml 50 ml

250 ml 200 ml 150 ml 100 ml 50 ml

,

Stone A

Stone B

SCIENCE 16. Why the animal shown in the gure is considered a mammal although it lays eggs which hatch into live young ones? 1.

It i s ab l e t o di v e u nd er w at er.

2.

It has fu r c ov er i ng i t s b od y.

3.

It has w eb bed f eet .

4. It br eat h es th ro ug h i t s l un gs . (A) 4 only (B) 1, 2 and 3

(C) 2 and 4

17. Which of the following would NOT help in soil conservation? (A) Building embankments (B) errace farming (C) Afforestation (D) Overgrazing by cattle

(D) 1, 2, 3 and 4

15th NSO - SET A

4

18. Study the given owchart carefully.

Identify the animals which can 1 2 (A) Dolphin Snake (B) Sea horse Dolphin (C) Tortoise Jelly sh (D) Whale Goldsh

be placed at 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. 3 4 5 Giraffe Sparrow Mosquito Lion Parrot Silkworm Frog Crow Owl Elephant Mosquito Sparrow

19. Saurabh is looking very weak and pale. He also gets tired easily. What do you think his diet is decient in? (A) Iodine

(B) Iron

(C) Vitamin A

20. Which planet is the largest and the fastest spinning planet? (A) Saturn (B) Jupiter (C) Venus

(D) Vitamin C

(D) Mars

21. Which of the following match is correct about human skeleton? (A) Number of bones in an adult human - 204 (B) Number of bones in face - 15 (C) Number of pairs of ribs - 11 (D) Number of vertebrae in the backbone - 33 22. What type of joint is shown in the given gure? (A) Hinge joint (B) Ball and socket joint (C) Pivot joint (D) Gliding joint 23. Kishan and his two fri ends Hari and Mohan are trying to get a good harvest. Which among the three would get a best harvest? 1. Kishan loosened the soil, added manure, and sowed the seeds. He sprayed pesticides to protect the crops. 2. Hari ploughed his elds, added manure, sowed seeds, and irrigated them. He sprayed pesticides too. 3. Mohan sowed seeds, added water, and sprayed pesticides whenever needed. (A) Kishan (B) Mohan (C) Hari (D) None of these 24. The table below shows what four vases P, Q, R and S contain. Vase

Number of stalks of owers

Amount of chemical X (mg)

Amount of water (ml)

P

2 stalks

4

200

Q

None

4

200

R

2 stalks

None

200

S

2 stalks

None

None

Jasjeet wanted to nd out whether chemical X helps to keep owers fresh for a longer time. Which two vases should Jasjeet compare in order to nd this? (A) P and Q (B) P and R (C) Q and R (D) Q and S 25. Which would be the best material to use, while making the handle of a tea kettle? (A) Aluminium (B) Wood (C) Glass (D) Iron

15th NSO - SET A

5

26. The given experiment shows a method to remove insoluble impurities from water. Identify the method.

(A) Filtration

(B) Decantation

(C) Loading

(D) Chlorination

27. Which of the following statements are INCORRECT? 1. Dumping of solid wastes such as plastic bags, glass bottles, etc. causes land pollution. 2 Volcanoes that have erupted in recent years and may erupt again any time are called dormant volcanoes. 3. Earthquakes are measured on Richter scale. 4. Earthquakes can be detected by an instrument called seismogram. (A) 1 and 3 (B) 2 and 4 (C) 2 and 3 (D) 1 and 4 28. Which of the following statements is correct? (A) On Moon you would nd it too heavy to lift the objects that would be too easy to lift on Earth. (B) When people in the shadow of the Moon cannot see the Sun, it is called solar eclipse. (C) Uranus is the second largest planet in the solar system. (D) Sun is about 7 million kilometres away. Flour

29. What does the given experiment show? 1.

Th e w ei gh t i s h eav ier than the our.

2.

The volume of the weight is more than the our.

3.

The our takes up more space than the weight.

(A) 1 only

(B) 2 and 3

(C) 1 and 2

(D) 1, 2 and 3

30. Fish live longer in an aquarium with water plants in it, than in one without them. Why? (A) Because plants release carbon dioxide. (B) Because plants release oxygen. (C) Because plants prepare food. (D) Because plants provide more water. 31. Plants growing in deserts, as shown in the gure have spines instead of leaves. Then, how do these plants make food in the absence of leaves? (A) Spines themselves make food. (C) Green, eshy stem makes food.

(B) Roots make food. (D) Flowers make food.

32. Identify the organisms P, Q and R on the basis of the given owchart. P

Q

R

(A) Buttery

Cockroach

Grasshopper

(B) Mosquito

Chicken

Bear

(C) Buttery

Whale

Frog

(D) Ant

Fruit y

Spider

Weight

15th NSO - SET A

6

33.19With the help of a tube, Dr. Vikas took 10 ml of juice out of the stomach into a glass. Then he put twenty tiny pieces of boiled sh into this juice. He kept the glass at the same temperature as that of our stomach. What did he observe after few hours ? (A) Pieces of sh had dissolved (B) Pieces of sh had not dissolved (C) Increase in the amount of juice (D) Clumping of pieces of sh 34. Tina was asked to nd the volume of the water in a container.

P

Which of the positions given below is the correct way of reading

Q R

the volume of water? (A) P

(B) Q

(C) R

(D) S

S

35. There is some water in a glass. Which of the following will happen if all the water is poured into an open hot bowl from the (A) (B) (C) (D)

glass? Volume of water will change. Shape of water will change. Surface area of water will increase. All of these.

36. The persons shown in the given gure belong to which transport system? (A) Roadway (B) Airway (C) Railway (D) Shipping 37. The given gure shows Amit pulling his sister who is sitting in a sledge. What do arrows X, Y and Z show? X Y Z (A) Pushing force

Frictional force

Gravitational force

(B) Pulling force

Frictional force

Gravitational force

(C) Pushing force

Gravitational force

Frictional force

(D) Pulling force

Gravitational force

Frictional force

X

Y Z

38. Which of the following statements are INCORRECT? 1. Chandrayaan-1 is the only natural satellite of the Earth. 2. Rotation of the Earth causes seasons. 3. Equator is an imaginary line around the Earth, that divides it into two equal halves. 4. Moon shines because it reects sunlight from its surface. (A) 1 and 2

(B) 2 and 4

(C) 2, 3 and 4

(D) 1, 2 and 3

39. Match Column-I with Column-II and select the correct option from the codes given below. Column-I (a)

Brain

Column-II (i)

Nervous syst em

(b) Kidney

(ii)

Skeletal syst em

(c)

(iii) Sensory syst em

Skin

(d) Bones

(iv) Excretory syst em

(A) (a)–(iv), (b)–(i), (c)–(ii), (d)–(iii)

(B) (a)–(iii), (b)–(ii), (c)–(iv), (d)–(i)

(C) (a)–(i), (b)–(iv), (c)–(iii), (d)–(ii)

(D) (a)–(ii), (b)–(i), (c)–(iii), (d)–(iv)

15th NSO - SET A

7

40. The seed dispersal in the given plant takes place by ____. (A) Wind (B) Animal (C) Explosion (D) Water 41. Select the INCORRECT pair. (A) Nose - Aroma (B) Tongue - Delicious

(C) Ear - Watch

(D) Eye - Observe

42. The given gure shows parts of the tooth which have been labelled

P Q S

as P, Q, R and S. Identify them. (A) (B) (C) (D)

P Dentine Pulp Enamel Enamel

Q Enamel Dentine Dentine Dentine

R Pulp Gums Pulp Gums

S Gums Enamel Gums Pulp

R

Direction (43 & 44) : Ritu carried out an experiment with four strings.

Strings

Weight

The strings were of equal length and thickness. She kept adding

W

230 g

weights on each string until each string broke. She then tabulated

X

150 g

her results in a table as shown here.

Y

110 g

Study the table carefully and answer the questions.

Z

290 g

43. What is the purpose of the experiment? (A) To test the exibility of each string (C) To test the weight of each string

(B) To test the strength of each string (D) To test the thickness of each string

44. If Ritu wanted to use a string to tie a load of 130 g, which of the following string(s) should she use? (A) Y only

(B) X only

(C) W and Z

(D) W, X and Z

45. Which of the following would help in preventing pollution? (A) Tall chimneys must be tted in factories. (B) Untreated dirty water must be released into seas, rivers or lakes. (C) We must get our vehicles tted with CNG or LPG kits. (D) Both (B) and (C). 46. The given owchart shows various means of transport. Types of transport

(a) Land

(i) Road

(c) Air

(b) Water

(ii) Railway

(i) River

(ii) Sea

(iii) Canals

Where would you place submarine, tram and metro train in the given owchart? Submarine

Tram

Metro

(A) b-(ii)

a-(i)

a-(ii)

(B) c-(i)

a-(ii)

b-(iii)

(C) b-(ii)

a-(ii)

a-(ii)

(D) b-(ii)

c-(i)

a-(i)

(i) Airway

15th NSO - SET A

8

47. Study the given owchart. Which of the following options has correctly identied the examples that belong to X, Y and Z? (A) (B) (C) (D)

X Book Water Nitrogen Stapler

Y Air Electricity Syrup Cheese

Z Blood Oxygen Vase Milk

Object

Definite volume?

Yes

No X

Definite shape?

Yes

No Y

48. Which of the following could be the symptom of measles? (A) Red rashes on the body (B) Blood with sputum (C) Nails, eyes and skin become yellow (D) Swollen neck 49. The given picture X shows a rabbit. Which two rabbits below are mostly likely the parents of X?

X

(A) P and Q

(B) Q and S

(C) Q and R

50. What happens to a mug of hot water when we leave it in the refrigerator? (A) It gains heat from the surroundings and cools down. (B) It loses heat to the surroundings and cools down. (C) It gains heat from the surroundings and maintains its temperature. (D) It loses heat to the surroundings and maintains its temperature. SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

(D) R and S

Z

Class 5 15th

Set B Year 2012

15th NSO - SET B

1

MENTAL ABILITY 1.

Study the table table ompain ompaing g the two system systems s and ll the blanks blanks..

(A) TM, HTh, M 2.

3.

(B) M, TM, HTM

Find the the value value of MC MCLX LXIII + LX LXX X – CDL DL.. (A) (A) 682 (B) 882

(C) TM, HTM, HM

(D) None of these

(C) (C) 1082

(D) 782

The sha shape pes s and and its its 2 turns turns are are show shown n in the the given table. Identify the turns and fill the blanks. (A)

(B) (C)

1 4 1 4 1 2

,

,

,

1 3 1 2 1 3

(D) None of these 4.

Deepak is building building a gaden gaden in his yad. The measu measuement ements s of the garden are shown in the diagram. What is the total perimeter of the garden? (A) 22 m 4 cm (B) 21 m 20 cm (C) 44 m 8 cm (D) 42 m 40 cm

5.

Which of the following number number lines shows the correct placeme placement nt of the numbers 1. 1.6, 6, 0. 0.75 75,, ?

6.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Bluebey Bluebe y mufns mufns ae on the the menu evey evey moning moning in the shool shool afeteia afeteia.. The ook keeps keeps tak tak of the number of blueberries he uses each day.

The ook had 25 bluebeies at the beginning of the week. How many wee left afte ve days ? (A)

4

3 4

(B) 4

(C)

3

3 4

(D)

4

4 3

15th NSO - SET B

7.

2

Wh ic ic h o f t he he f ol ol lo lo wi wi ng ng sh s h ow ow s

(A)

3 4

shaded part?

(B )

(C)

(D)

8.

Which of the the follow following ing state stateme ments nts abou aboutt recta rectangl ngle es is true? (A) All rectangles have four sides of the same length. (B) All rectangles have four angles of the same measure. (C) All rectangles have only one pair of parallel sides. (D) All rectangles have only one pair of perpendicular sides.

9.

Isha Is ha dre drew w the sha shape pe and the the poin pointt as as shown. shown.

K

Isha rotated the shape about the point. Which shows only a rotation (turn) of the shape about the point ? (A)

K

(B)

K

(C)

K

(D)

K

10. Gaima eated the patten shown hee using toothpiks. The patten ontinues. How many toothpiks exatly ae thee in Figure 8 in the pattern pattern ? (A) 11 (C) 17

(B) 15 (D) 18

Figure Figure 1 Figure Figure 2 Figure Figure 3 Figure Figure 4

11. T h e e q ua ua t i o n b el el o w i s u s e d t o f i n d t h e n u m b er e r o f m o d e l c a rs r s ( x ) in Kamini's model car collection. x ÷ 39 = 3 How many as ae thee in Kamini's olletion? (A) 13 (B) 36 (C) 42 (D) 117 Q

12. Whih line is a line line of symmety symmety fo the the given gue? gue? (A) (A ) Line P (B) (B) Line Q

R

S

P

(C) (C) Line R (D) (D) Line S 13.. Th 13 The e list of numbe numbers rs is shown shown here here.. 2, 5, 7, 13, 17 Which of the following describes eve every ry number in the list ? (A) (A) Prime (B) (B) Composite (C) Factor of 34 14. So ni ni a s p en en t

`

(D) Multiple of 2

28 on goeies. He unle will pay he half of the ost of the goeies. Whih

opeation should Sonia use to gue out how muh money he unle should pay he? (A) Add 2 to 28 (B) Subtract 2 from 28 (C) Multiply 28 by 2 (D) Divide 28 by 2 15. What is the aea aea of the shaded shaded gue? gue? (A) 9 square units (B) 11 square units (C) 12 square units (D) 15 square units

15th NSO - SET B

3

SCIENCE 16. Eath's pola egions ae extemely old and oveed with snow. Whih of the following featues does the polar bear have to withstand the cold in these regions? (A) Webbed feet (B) Hollow bones (C) Thick fur

(D) Paddle-like limbs

17. A b ab y __ X_ breathes through its gills. An adult __ X_ breathes through its lungs on land. What is X? (A) Whale

(B) Crocodile

(C) Fish

(D) Frog

18. Sania was asked to wite about some ations whih ae voluntay in natue. She has witten some involuntay ations also. Pik the involuntay ations witten by Sania fom the list given below. (i) Chewing food

(ii) Sitting upright on a table

(iii) Digestion of food

(i v) Beat ing of h eart

(v ) Si ngi ng a s on g

(v i) Danc in g

(v ii ) B reat hi ng

(C) (ii), (iii) and (vi)

(D) (v) and (vii)

(A) (i), (iii) and (v)

(B) (iii), (iv) and (vii)

19. Which part(s) of the human eye is/are incorrectly labelled? (A) Pupil only (B) Pupil and lens only (C) Lens, retina, cornea and pupil (D) Pupil, cornea and retina only 20. What would you plant in soil to grow a new plant of rose? (A) Bud (B) Stem (C) Tuber

(D) Leaves

21. If an eathquake ous, whih of the following you should NOT do? (A) If you are indoors, stay in and get under a desk or a table. (B) If you are outdoors, stay away from trees and buildings. (C) If you are on a beach, get into the sea. (D) All of these 22. Whih of the following fatos is/ae NOT esponsible fo the depletion of the wold's natual resources? (i ) A n i nc reas e i n t he hum an p opu lat ion (iii) The greater use of biodegradable produ cts (A) (ii) only (B) (iii) only

(i i)

The l ar ger num ber of v ehi cl es i n us e

(C) (i) and (ii)

(D) (ii) and (iii)

23. Which of the following statements is INcOrrEcT? (A) Precious metals like gold and platinum are used for making jewellery. (B) Dentists use powdered pumice for polishing our teeth. (C) Black gold is another name of coal. (D) Shale is used to make les and bricks. 24. The (A) (B) (C)

implement shown in the gue is used fo ______. Sprinkling water in the eld Sowing the seeds Cutting the plants (D) Digging the soil

25. Which of the following is a function of queen-bee in the bee-hive? (A) To look after the baby bees (B) To collect nectar from owers (C) To lay eggs (D) To make the bee-hive

15th NSO - SET B

4

26. There is some water in a jug. Which of the following will happen if all the water is poured into an empty pan from the jug? (A) Volume of water will change. (B) Shape of water will change. (C) Molecules of water will become close together. (D) Molecules of water will go very far away from each other. 27. Which of the following statements is/are correct? (i)

Milky Way is a spial-shaped galaxy.

(ii)

Planet Venus has 63 Moons .

(iii) Satellit es are small heavenly bodi es that revolve around the Sun. 1 (iv) One evolution of the Eath is ompleted in about 365 days. This time period is called a 4 solar year. (A) (i) and (iv) (B) (ii) and (iii) (C) (i) and (ii) (D) (iii) and (iv) 28. Sugar dissolved in water is a solution. Which is the solute and which is the solvent? (A) Sugar is the solvent; water is the solute. (B) Sugar is the solute; water is the solvent. (C) The terms solute and solvent refer to mixtures, not solutions. (D) The terms solute and solvent are interchangeable. 29. calium, ion, potassium, iodine and ommon salt ae examples of ______. (A) Minerals (B) Carbohydrates (C) Vitamins (D) Proteins 30. Which of the following statements are INcOrrEcT? (i)

Linen fabis keep ou body ool duing summe.

(ii)

Nylon, rayon and polyester are natural fabrics .

(iii) Silk lothes ae easily attaked by insets suh as moths and silve sh. (iv) We should wea dak-oloued lothes in summe. (A) (ii) and (iii) (B) (i) and (iv) (C) (ii) and (iv)

(D) (i) and (iii)

31. Which of the following shows the correct difference between windpipe and gullet? Windpipe Gullet (A) Part of the respiratory system Part of the excretory system (B) Joined to liver Joined to kidney (C) Tube-like structure Bean-shaped structure (D) Passage for air Passage for food 32. Four objects are placed in a measuring cyl inder one at a time and the subsequent rise in water level is shown in the gues below.

The object with the lowest volume is (A) a (B) b

(C) c

(D) d

15th NSO - SET B

5

33. Study the owhat given below.

What ae P, Q, r and S? P Q (A) Window pane Ceramic tile (B) Iron rod Rubber band (C) Iron rod Rubber band (D) Ceramic tile Window pane

r Iron rod Ceramic tile Window pane Rubber band

S Spectacle lens Spectacle lens Spectacle lens Iron band

34. Study the set-ups as shown. Each test tube cont ains few bean seeds on the cotton wool. Farheen wants to ay out an expeiment to show that light i s needed for germination to take plae. Whih of the two set-ups should she use ? (A) P and W (C) Q and W

(B) R and W (D) W and X

35. Whih of the labelled pats is alled ltate ? (A) d (B) g (C) f (D) e 36. Obseve the given pitue of weighing sale aefully. What would be the most appropriate weight of the silver ? (A) 24 g

(B) 19 g

(C) 20 g

(D) 17 g

37. Whih of these animals shows amouage ?

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D) All of these

15th NSO - SET B

6

38. Wh i c h of t h e f o l l ow i n g is INcOrrEcT regarding the given map? (A)

Entry to High School is east-facing.

(B)

National City Bank is located south-east to Movie Theatre.

(C)

Burger restaurant is located eastward to Dr. Ali House.

(D)

Hospital is located north-east to High School.

39. In a eseah, it is poved that elde women should intake moe quantity of poteins in thei diet than any othe goup of food. Whih of the following justies this? (A) Proteins help to repair and build muscles. In old age, muscles growth increases, hence protein intake should be more. (B) Proteins help to repair and build muscles. In old age, muscles become weak, hence protein intake should be more. (C) Proteins give energy to the body. In old age, the body needs more energy to work, hence protein intake should be more. (D) Proteins give energy to the body. In old age, the body uses stored fat in our body, hence protein intake should be more. 40. Which of the following is an INcOrrEcT match? Animals having Animals having 3-stages in their life cyc le 4 stages in their life cycl e (A) Cockroach Silk moth (B) Grass hopper Frog (C) Grass hopper Buttery (D) Cockroach Mosquito 41. Select the correct comparison among the following. (A) (B) (C) (D)

Inne planets Saturn, Uranus, Jupiter and Neptune Made of gases Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars Have no solid surfaces

Oute planets Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars Made of rocks Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Have solid surfaces

42. Intake of _____ will pevent us fom suvy disease and will also help in uing ommon old. (A) Green leafy vegetables (B) Citrus fruits (C) Pulses (D) Whole wheat bread 43. An expeiment was aied out by a goup of pupils and the gaph below was plotted to show thei esults. What poesses ae taking plae between PQ, Qr and rS? PQ

Qr

rS

(A) Boiling

Cooling

Heating

(B) Boiling

Heating

Cooling

(C) Heating

Cooling

Boiling

(D) Heating

Boiling

Cooling

) C ° (100°C e r u t a r e p m e T

Q

r

27°C P 0

S 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Time(min)

15th NSO - SET B

7

44. Which of these is condensed form of water vapour? (A) Fog (B) Frost (C) Snow

(D) All of these

45. During a tug of war, force Y is applied by the team members

Y

to move the rope and force X is applied against the ground to move bakwad. What ae foes X and Y? (A) X-Pushing, Y-Pushing (B) X-Pulling, Y-Pulling (C) X-Pushing, Y-Pulling (D) X-Pulling, Y-Pushing

X

46. In most government schools, lunch is prov ided free of cost. This is called a ____. (A) Morning meal (B) Mid day meal (C) Mid afternoon meal (D) Boarding meal 47. Study the given owhat and selet the oet option regarding it. (A) d-Humming bird, e- Spear-shaped (B) e- Chisel-shaped, f- Hooked (C) f-Cracker, g- Swan (D) g- Hawk, d- Peacock

Beaks

Probe

e

d

Heon

f Sparrow

Chisel-shaped g

48. _____ is an imaginary line that runs from North Pole to the South Pole. It is tilted at an angle of 23.5 degrees. (A) Equator

(B) Axis

(C) Orbit

(D) None of these

49. Which form of energy would move the given cart ? (A) Mechanical energy (B) Solar energy (C) Electrical energy (D) Heat energy 50. Animals return water to the environment by _______. (i) Pespiing (ii) Dinking (iii) Uinating (A) (i), (iii) and (iv) (B) (i) and (ii) (C) (i) and (iii) SPAcE FOr rOUGH WOrK

(iv) Beathing (D) (iii) and (iv)

Class 5 16th

Set A Year 2013

MENTAL ABILITY

1.

All lines of the gure meet at right angles.

5.

Difference between area of whole gure and sum of (region I and II) is ____ m 2. A.

5th multiple

of 11

B.

7th multiple

of 11

C.

4th multiple

of 12

D.

2.

rd

3

multiple of 29

P is facing Basketball court. If he turn 180° clockwise and then 270° anticlockwise, then he will be facing ______.

6.

Pond

B.

Basketball court

C.

Park

D.

Library

3 5

A.

20

B.

2

C.

21

2 5

D.

20

2 5

Q

1 5

8.

5

0

P

P is the fourth multiple of 8

B.

P is the second multiple of 3

C.

P is the eighth multiple of 2

D.

P is the third multiple of 4

B.

C.

D.

50 30 50

=

A.

11

B.

12

C.

13

D.

10

N

Which of the following options is the mirror image of gure (X)?

50 10

11

=

=

12 1 2 3

9

4

8

0.40

6

5

Figure (X) 6

7

0.60

0.20

5

6

I

II

III

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

15

2

9

1 2 1

D.

3

6

7

1 1 2 1 1 0 1 9

4

0 1 1 1

8 5

6

7

IV 1

14

7

3 2

8 5

8

4

9

4

1

12

1 1 2 1 1 0 1

3

2 11

A piece of paper is torn. In which column does the 20 th multiple of 5 appear ?

B.

3

10

C.

2

4

9

0.44

Mirror

5

8

A.

22

50 4.

=

10

What is the smallest number of shaded squares that must be added, so that the line MN becomes a line of symmetry? M

7

20

S

2 =8



A.

Select the correct match of shaded fraction with decimal number of given below gure? A.

8



10

3.

R

What is the value of P? P

7.

A.

What is the value of P + Q + R + S?

9.

Fill the missing number in the pattern given below. 7 24 2

16

9 30 3

3

?

10

36 3

3

24 5

18

A.

I

B.

II

C.

III

D.

IV

A.

6

B.

8

C.

4

D.

5

4

2

16th NSO - SET A

10.

11.

12.

2

Which of the following statements is true? A.

178 beads can be divided equally into 2 or 4 bags.

B.

3 and 6 are common multiples of 3 and 12.

C.

4 and 9 are common factors of 36 and 72.

D.

14 is a factor of 28 and a multiple of 4.

11 2

turns +

A.

4

B.

5

C.

6

D.

7

ABC D is

1 turn 4

= __________ right angles.

15. a square. Which of the following statements A

is true?

13.

14.

E

Which of the following gures will complete the given series below?

A.

B.

C.

D.

Which of the following options will complete the Fig. (X)?

B

?

is not a right angle

A.

∠ HAE

B.

∠OAD is

a obtuse angle

C.

∠ HEF is

a straight angle

D.

∠ AOC

H

G O

D

is a straight angle

F

Fig. (X)

C

If 'Book' means 'Watch', 'Watch' means 'Bag', 'Bag' means 'Pen' and 'Pen' means 'Pencil', then which is used to read time? A.

Book

B.

Watch

C.

Bag

D.

Pen

A.

B.

C.

D.

SCIENCE

16.

The diagram shows a part of an island where two types of plants are growing.

18.

Refer the given gure showing different methods of cooking. Identify these methods and select the correct option.

Island 0 Sea

5km 10km Scale

How are the fruits or seeds of each type of plants most likely disperse?

17.

A.

Water

Water

B.

Splitting action

Wind

C.

Wind

Water

D.

Animals

Wind

Which of these animals exhibits camouage?

A.

B.

C.

D.

19.

L

M

N

A.

Roasting

Frying

Boiling

B.

Frying

Baking

Roasting

C.

Steaming

Baking

Frying

D.

Steaming

Baking

Boiling

Rivers constantly erode soil on their banks. This can be prevented by _____ __. A.

Building embankments

B.

Terrace farming

C.

Afforestation

D.

Overgrazing

16th NSO - SET A

20.

3

The picture below shows a puppy. Which among the following are most likely to be its parents?

24.

Two beakers M and N of water were heated at different times with different burners. The graph shows the changes in the temperature of the water in beakers M and N. Temp (°C) 100 80

M

60

N

40

a.

20

b. Beaker M

0 8.00 a.m.

Beaker N

8.10 a.m.

(a)

c.

21.

a and b

B.

b and c

C.

c and d

D.

a and d

'X' is actually an inclined plane that winds around itself. Read the following statements about 'X' and select the incorrect ones. It is used to lower and raise things.

25.

(ii) It is used to hold objects together. (iii) It is used to split things apart.

(b)

A.

Water in beaker 'N' boils before the water in beaker 'M'.

B.

The water in beaker 'N' is heated with stronger ame.

C.

Water of both beakers reach the same temperature at 8.20 a.m.

D.

All of these.

"It wriggles around in the water, feeding on microscopic organisms. It breathes through its breathing tube". Which stage in the given life cycle of the mosquito do the given sentences describe?

(iv) Its examples include jar lids, light bulbs, clamps,

e

wrenches and key rings. (v)

It is used to move things from one place to another.

22.

8.30 a.m.

Select the correct option regarding this activity.

d.

A.

(i)

8.20 a.m.

A.

(i), (ii) and (iv)

B.

C.

(ii), (iii), (iv) and (v) D.

(iii) and (v) (i) and (ii)

Refer the given gure showing 'X' kind of pollination to identify 'Y' and 'Z'. Z

26.

A.

e

B.

d

C.

g

D.

f

f d g

Two substances, P and Q, were used to ll a syringe. The plunger was then pushed in as shown in the diagram. Which of the following would most likely be P and Q?

Y Plant M

23.

Plant N

Plunger

X

Y

Z

A.

Cross pollination

Anther

Stigma

P

B.

Self pollination

Anther

Stigma

Q

C.

Cross pollination

Stigma

Anther

D.

Self pollination

Stigma

Anther P

Q

A.

Oil

Salt

B.

Rice

Oxygen

Carbon dioxide

C.

Air

Water

Nitrogen

D.

Flour

Water vapour

Whenever we use the air conditioner, T.V., hair dryers, play a video game, we send 'X' gases into the air. Which of these is one of the 'X' gases? A.

CNG

B.

C.

Oxygen

D.

16th NSO - SET A

27.

4

Refer the given gure showing respiratory system and answer the questions that follow.

30.

Refer the given graph showing pulse rate of a person and answer the questions that follow. t a e b t 180 r a e 150 h ) e f t o u n 120 . i o m 90 N ( r e e t p 60 a r 30 e s l u P

L

M

10

20

N

a. b.

28.

Which of the labelled parts is protected with the rib-cage?

29.

a.

What is the normal heart beat rate per minute?

b.

What can best explain a sudden increase in the puls e rate in the rst 20 minutes?

In which of these labelled parts, exch ange of gases takes place?

a

b

A.

120

Sleeping

a

b

B.

72

Exercising

A.

M

L

C.

90

Reading

B.

N

L

D.

60

Swimming

C.

N

N

D.

M

N

31.

Select the incorrect match among the following. (i)

Match the following columns and select the correct option from the codes given below. Vitamin

Defciency disease

(a)

Vitamin A

(i)

Scurvy

(b)

Vitamin B

(ii)

Anaemia

(c)

Vitamin C

(iii)

Night blindness

(d)

Vitamin D

(iv)

Beri-Beri

(v)

Rickets

A.

a - (v), b - (ii), c - (iii), d - (iv)

B.

a - (iii), b - (iv), c - (i), d - (v)

C.

a - (iv), b - (iii), c - (v), d - (ii)

D.

a - (iii), b - (iv), c - (ii), d - (v)

: On the Moon, it is freezing cold at night. Shubham : The Moon is a silent place as sound does not travel there. Tanuja : There is no atmosphere surrounding the Moon. Select the correct option regarding the above given statements made by three children. Deepika

A.

Deepika and Tanuja are correct whereas Shubham is incorrect.

B.

Deepika and Shubham are incorrect whereas Tanuja is correct.

C.

Tanuja made the correct explanation of Deepika's and Shubham's statements.

D.

Only Tanuja is correct

50

40

30 Time (min)

32.

Chalk

- Limestone

(ii) The Red fort

- Sandstone

(iii) Silver

- Metallic mineral

(iv) Petroleum

- Non-metallic mineral

(v)

Granite

- Metamorphic rock.

A.

(i) and (iv)

B.

(v) only

C.

(iii), (iv) and (v)

D.

(ii) only

Which of the following shows the correct path of blood ow in humans? A.

Heart

→ Lungs →

Body

→

Lungs

→

Heart

B.

Heart

→

Lungs

→

Body

→

Lungs

→

Body

C.

Lungs

→

Heart

→

Body

→

Lungs

→

Heart

D.

Lungs

→

Heart

→

Body

→

Heart

→

Lungs

Refer the given picture and answer Q. No. 33 and 34.

Hospital

33.

In the given picture, a road sign is shown that indicates speed breaker is ahead. What other road sign should also have been placed there? A.

B.

C.

D.

16th NSO - SET A

34.

5

The hospital premises is strictly in 'no parking' zone. Which of these signs should be placed in the premises to indicate the same? A.

B.

C.

D.

38.

39.

In India, Vana week of July.

Mahotsava

is celebrated in the _____

A.

Second

B.

First

C.

Third

D.

Last

Refer the given diagram of water cycle and select the correct option regarding it. b

a

35.

Poonam wants to classify the maiden's hair fern and water hyacinth under two groups. Which of the following classications can she use? Plants

L. Poisonous

Non-poisonous

Plants

A.

The process ‘a’ is also involved in the drying of clothes.

B.

The process ‘b’ is also involved in forming steam

C.

The processes ‘a’ and ‘b’ happen due to cooling of water.

D.

All of these

M. Land

Water

Plants

N. Flowering

36.

Non-flowering

40.

A.

M only

B.

L and M

W h ic h o f t he f o l lo w in g w i ll n o t c au s e w at e r pollution?

C.

L and N

D.

M and N

A.

Releasing harmful gases into the air

B.

Using recycled waste water for cleaning

C.

Putting unwanted waste in abandoned elds

D.

Throwing industrial and chemical waste products into rivers.

Study the picture given below. Which of the following statements about the plant is correct?

41.

Study the graph carefully. Which pond contains water that is most likely not polluted? hs

Pond P if f o r e

37.

b

A.

The plant is growing towards light.

B.

The plant is withering and drying.

C.

The plant is responding to gravity.

D.

The plant does not have enough water.

u N

4 2.

Definite shape

L M

N

L

Pond R 1

Study the given Venn diagram. Select an example for L, M and N.

Can be compressed

Pond Q

Pond S m

2

3 4 Week

Pond P

B.

Pond Q

C.

Pond R

D.

Pond S

W h i ch o f t he s e sh o w s t h e s ki n o f an a r bo r e al animal?

A.

B.

C.

D.

N

A.

Rubber band

Oxygen

Ceramic tile

B.

Iron rod

Salt

Water vapour

C.

Syrup

Ceramic tile

Oxygen

D.

Marble

Syrup

Nitrogen

6

A.

Definite volume

M

5

16th NSO - SET A

43.

6

d, e, f and g as shown are drops of wax placed on a rectangular piece of metal. d

When the metal frame is

e

45.

f

Four magnets, W, X, Y and Z are hanging from strings of two different lengths as shown in the diagram below.

g

heated at the point shown in the diagram, the drops of wax will melt. Which of the following shows the order in which the drops of wax will melt?

44.

X

Z

W

A.

d, e, f and g

B.

d, e, g and f

C.

g, f, e and d

D.

g, f, d and e

Y

Pins Tray

Arun weighed himself on a weighing scale. His mass is reected on the weighing scale as shown below. What is Arun's mass?

A tray of pins is placed below the magnets and

A.

44 kg

A.

W

B.

48 kg

B.

X

C.

49 kg

C.

Y

D.

50 kg

D.

Z

different numbers of pins are attracted to the magnets. Which is the weakest magnet?

30 40 50 20 60 10 0 70

A CHIEVERS SECTION

46.

Refer the different appearances of the Moon, over a month across the sky and answer the questions that follow.

in the grassland community comes directly or indirectly from the Sun. Achin : The grass population is much greater than the

antelope population in order to support the

Full Gibbous Gibbous Moon First Last quarter quarter Old Young crescent crescent New Moon

(a) (b)

47.

Divya : There will be more lions than antelopes in

the grassland community because energy is

New Moon

pass ed from the antelopes to the lions. Ripu : Without the grass population, only the

Which appearances shown in the above diagram are incorrect?

antelope population will be affected but

th

If young crescent appears at 14 Nov. 20XX, then when old crescent is expected to appear? (a)

not the lion population. Which of the children made a correct remark?

(b)

A.

First quarter, Old crescent

5 th Dec. 20XX

B.

Young crescent, Last quarter

28 th Nov. 20XX

C.

Full Moon, New Moon

24th Nov. 20XX

D.

energy needs of the antelope population.

st

Young crescent, Full Moon

1 Dec. 20XX

Ram, Achin, Divya and Ripu are discussing about a grassland community. The community is made up of grass, antelopes and lions.

48.

A.

Ram only

B.

Ram, Achin and Divya

C.

Ram and Achin

D.

All of them

Strong storms with fast spinning winds are called by different names in different places. For example, over the Bay of Bengal and the northern Indian Ocean, it is called 'P'; in Japan, it is called a 'Q'; while 'R' is the name given to tropical storms in the southern USA. Today people can predict these storms with the help of 'S' . Select the correct option to complete the above given passage. P

Grass

Antelope

Lion

The children made the following remarks about the grassland community: Ram : The source of all energy for all the populations

Q

R

S

A.

Typhoon

Hurricane

Cyclone

Seismogram

B.

Cyclone

Typhoon

Hurricane

Satellite images

C.

Cyclone

Hurricane

Typhoon

Wind vane

D.

Hurricane

Cyclone

Typhoon

Satellite images

16th NSO - SET A

49.

7

Jimmy carried out the test for starch on a pre-treated leaf that he plucked from the garden. The diagram shows his results. Iodine is used to test for the presence of starch.

50.

A.

a, b and c

B.

c and d

C.

b and c

D.

a, b and d

Refer the given diagrams 'L', 'M' and 'N' showing three states of matter. S

Q

Dark blue Brown

M

L P

Which of the following statements is correct about this experiment? a.

The parts of the leaf which turned brown contain starch.

b.

The dark blue patches in the leaf used to contain chlorophyll.

c. d.

N

R

The arrows P, Q, R and S represent processes involved in interchange of states of matter. Identify P, Q, R and S. P

Starch can be found in the dark blue parts of the leaf.

A.

Chlorophyll can be found in the parts that turned brown.

C.

B.

D.

SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

Freezing Evaporation Condensation Evaporation

Q

Melting Condensation Evaporation Freezing

R

Evaporation Melting Heating Sublimation

S

Condensation Freezing Freezing Condensation

Class 5 16th

Set B Year 2013

MENTAL ABILITY

1.

Garima is at position A facing D. She turns 180° to right and walks forward to the next position. Again she makes a 90° turn to the left. She walks on the next position where she makes another 90° turn to the left t reach the ext ad al psiti. What is her al psiti? A. B. C. D.

2.

II. A. B. C. D.

590 448 362 236

cm2 cm2 cm2 cm2

Hw may right agles are there  the utside f the gure i patter 222?

The ones period has 3 places and the thousands, lakhs have 2 each. The names of the places are - ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, lakhs, … etc. Both (I) and (II) are true I is true II is false I is false II is true Both I and II are false

A. B. C. D. 7.

8.

Prime, composite, less Prime, composite, more Composite, prime, more Composite, prime, less

The given graph shows 4 types of activities that a class f pupils have bee siged up fr.

The umber f pupils wh siged up fr Track ad Field is

1 4

that of _______.

90 40 47 18

3 15

+

3

3 15

?

If secd half f the eglish alphabets is writte i reverse rder, the which will be the 13 th letter to the right of the 4 th letter frm the left? A. B. C. D.

9.

888 670 882 718

Hw may fths are there i 6 A. B. C. D.

_______ umbers have ly 2 factrs, 1 ad the umber itself ad, _______ umbers have _______ than two factors. A. B. C. D.

5.

F I H B

Which f the fllwig statemets is true i the Idia system f umerati? I.

4.

6.

Badminton Choir Scouts Ca't be determied

The gure belw is made up f 6 similar squares ad 2 triagles. The perimeter f each square is 32 cm. What is the area f the gure? A. B. C. D.

3.

A. B. C. D.

S U W Y

The give questi csists f tw sets f gures. Figures (i), (ii), (iii) ad (iv) cstitute the prblem set. There is a deite relatiship betwee gures (i) ad (ii). Establish a similar relatiship betwee gures (iii) ad (iv) by selectig a suitable gure frm the ptis that wuld replace (?) i gure (iv).

A.

B.

C.

D.

16th NSO - SET B

10.

Hw may right agles are there i the give wrd? A. B. C. D.

11.

25 16

B. D.

÷

19 34

160 154 138 182

15.

81.9 ÷ 9 6.4 + 2.6

B. D.

A.

2.8

B.

0.8

C.

1.2

D.

0.2

9 10

4

the umber f cws is the same as

5

the umber

f sheeps. If there are 225 sheeps, d the ttal umber of cows and sheeps.

Which f these umbers lies betwee 8.2 ad 8.9? A. C.

What is the value f (P + R) – S?

2.

What is the sum f the 4 umbers i Square 10? A. B. C. D.

13.

14.

21 20 14 19

Fid the value f 75 – 7 × 16 A. C.

12.

2

2.2 × 2 10 – 1.6

A.

400

B.

425

C.

380

D.

360

SCIENCE

16.

17.

'X' are destructive migratig isects. They migrate in swarms in search of food. They eat and destroy stadig crps. What are X? A.

Locusts

B.

March butteries

C.

Huseies

D.

Msquites

18.

The give bar chart shws the amut f xyge i fur bld samples (P, Q, R ad S) take frm differet bld vessels i the circulatry system. n e g y x o f o t n u o m A

A bttle with a plastic bag tied arud its eck was push ed it a basi f water.

P

Q

R

S

Which bld sample is mst likely t be take frm

Plastic bag

the bld vessel which carries bld frm the lugs t the heart?

Bottle with its bttm cut ff

A. B. C. D.

Basin of water 19.

P Q R S

Which amg the fllwig aimals camuages itself i a way that is differet frm the rest?

Water etered the bttle ad the plastic bag became filled with air. Which f the fllwig ca be ccluded frm the experimet? (a)

Water takes up space.

(b)

Air has mass.

(c)

Water ca be cmpressed.

(d)

The plastic bag has  deite vlume.

A.

a only

B.

a ad b

C. D.

b ad c a, b, c ad d

A.

B. Chameleon

Ste sh

C.

D. Stick insect

Leaf insect

16th NSO - SET B

2 0. 0.

21. 21.

3

S el ele ct ct t he he InCoRRECT match.

A.

(iv) > (ii) > (i) > (iii)

A.

Hige jit

Elbw

B.

(ii) > (i) > (iv) > (iii)

B.

Ball ad scket jit –

Shulder

C.

(ii) > (iv) > (iii) > (i)

C.

Pi P ivt jit

–

Hip

D.

(iii) > (iv) > (i) > (ii)

D.

Glidig jit

–

Wrist

–

26.

"The M's M's gravit gravity y is ly ly e-s e-sixth ixth that f the the

Select Select the corre correct ct statem statement ent regar regarding ding the the food food

Earth."

chain.

Select the crrect pti with respect t the abve

A.

Food chains can exist independently. independently.

given statement.

B.

May fd webs are iterliked t frm a fd

A.

chain.

Earth.

C.

All food chains start with green plants.

B.

We weigh mre  the M.

D.

I the fd chai, carivres are the rst csumers

C.

Moon cannot keep an atmosphere of air around

ad herbivres are the secd csumers. 22.

23.

itself. D.

Which Which f these these is noT a atura aturall calam calamity? ity? A.

Frest res

B.

Famine

C.

Wars

D.

All of these

27.

Both A and C.

Read Read the the give give passage passage  traf trafcc rules. rules. Slw trafc r very heavy vehicles shuld drive on the ______ side of the road. Buses which have to stop for passengers should drive on the ______. Fast mvig trafc shuld drive  the ______ side of the road.

This crude oil is a mixture of many compounds. So after drilling, it is sent through oil tankers to an oil reery. reery. Here it is prcessed ad reed it varius prducts prd ucts like petrl, petr l, diesel, dies el, kers ee, paraf para f wax ad liqueed petrleum gas (LPG).

Select the crrect sequece f wrds t cmplete the abve passage. A.

Left, Left, Right

Read the abve passage ad select the crrect pti

B.

Left, Right, Left

regarding it.

C.

Right, Right, Left

D.

Right, Left, Right

A.

'This' in the passage is petroleum. It is also called 'black gld'.

24.

We ca jump higher  the M tha 

28.

The graph belw belw shws shws the the relati relatiship ship betwee betwee

B.

Petrol and diesel are used as fuel in vehicles.

the mass of the seed leaf and mass of the shoot of

C.

LPG and kerosene are used for cooking.

a seedling as it germinates. One curve represents

D.

All of these.

the change in mass of the seed leaf and the other

Which Which f these these is a examp example le f class-3 class-3 leve lever? r? A.

B.

C.

D.

represents the change in mass of the shoot.

Which e f the fllwig pairs f curves correctly represents the mass of the seed leaf and 25.

Four sugar sugar solutio solutions ns are are prepare prepared d in the follo following wing

the sht?

ways: (i)

Cld water + oe sp f sugar crystals

(ii)

Warm water + oe sp f pwdered sugar

(iii) Cld water + oe sp f pwdered pwdered sugar (iv) Warm water + oe sp f sugar crystals Arrange them in an order of fastest to slowest prepared prep ared solution solu tion..

Mass of seed

Mass of

leaf (g)

shoot (g)

A.

Curve X

Curve Y

B.

Curve Y

Curve Z

C.

Curve Z

Curve Y

D.

Curve Z

Curve X

16th NSO - SET B

29.

4

Scientis Scientists ts in Odish Odishaa hope hope to incre increase ase the the popula population tion

A.

This causes an increase in Earth's temperature.

f a edagered shrebird, the pipig plver. The

B.

This causes glbal warmig.

plver plv er ests est s  the sad  beaches. beach es. Which Whic h acti acti 

C.

This causes acid rain.

could scientists take to increase population of wild

D.

Either A or B.

plvers? plv ers? A.

Limit peple's access t the beach s the ests

33.

He the lifted the maget up. Which f the fllwig

are safe. B.

Trap the plovers and keep them in captivity. captivity.

C.

Build their (scietists) bservati cmpartmet

Shiv lwer lwered ed a mage magett it a heap heap f ir ir ligs ligs.. shws what he wuld mst likely bserve? A.

B.

C.

D.

 the beach with the birds. D.

Put mre mre sad  the the beach beach fr the birds t nest in.

30.

Select Select the the correct correct option option to answer answer the the followi following ng questis. (a)

In which which layer layer of the atmosphere, the most most of

34.

Match Match the following following and select select the the correct correct option. option.

the weather chages take place? (b)

Ca uses of soil

Cmmercial airlies y at heights f 35,000 feet.

erosion

If there are 3,280 feet in a kilometer, in which

(a)

layer d airliers y? a

31. 31.

Meth ods of soil conservation

Ruig water carries

(i)

Embakmets Embakmets

the topsoil with it (b)

b

A.

Mesosphere

Troposphere

B.

Troposphere

Stratosphere

C.

Troposphere

Mesosphere

D.

Ionosphere

Stratosphere

Strg wids blw away (ii) Wid breaks humus-rich topsoil

(c)

Indiscriminate falling

(iii) Afforestation

of trees (iv) Terrace farming A.

a-(i), (iii); b-(ii); c-(iv)

"Egg-la "Egg-layig yig aim aimals als havi havig g lugs lugs ad a a uter uter

B.

a-(i), (iv); b-(i); c-(iii)

cverig f hry scales r plates".

C.

a-(ii); b-(i), (iii), c-(iv)

Select the crrect pti regardig the abve described

D.

a-(i), (iv); b-(ii); c-(iii)

grup f aimals? A.

Their young ones undergo metamorphosis.

B.

They take proper care of their young ones.

C.

They all are capable f livig bth  lad ad

35.

In which which of of these these condit conditions ions,, water water will will evapor evaporate ate at the slwest rate?

in water. D.

32.

Tortoise, Tortoise, turtle, snake, lizard and crocodile are some of their examples.

A.

B.

C.

D.

Three Three pupils pupils are are discussin discussing g an envir environme onmental ntal issue as give belw. P1 : Excessive smke icreases the amut f carb dioxide in the air. P2 : This carb dixide des t let heat heat escape escape frm the Earth. So the Earth retains more heat.

36.

Which Which f these these shuld shuld be de immediat immediately ely whe a pers catches re? A.

Do not allow him to run around in panic.

P3 : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

B.

Pour water on him.

Which f these statemets ca ll the successive

C.

Make him roll on the ground.

statemet f the third pupil?

D.

All of these.

16th NSO - SET B

37.

5

Study the give diagram shwig the crss-sect i

40.

The given given diagram diagram shows seeds from a plant. plant. Hw d yu thik these seeds are scattered?

of a pond.

41.

A.

By animals

B.

By splitting

C.

By water

D.

By wind

Study the give wchart carefully ad select the correct option regarding it.

Select the crrect match f aquatic plats with their place of occurren occu rrence ce in the pond.

38.

A.

X – Wlfa ad Pistia

B.

Y – Ltus ad Lily

C.

Z – Hydrilla ad Tape grass

D.

All of these

Which f the fllwig is InCoRRECT abut the place plac e shw shw  i the picture? pict ure?

+

P

+ EMERGENCY

42.

A.

A key ca be placed at bx ‘H’.

B.

A glass plate ca be placed at bx ‘I’.

C.

A r tile ca be placed at bx ‘J’.

D.

A ci ca be placed at bx ‘K’.

Which f these is rich i bre that helps t remve waste frm the bdy? B.

Vegetables egetable s

C.

Cereals

D.

All of these

Hkig is prhibited here.

B.

It is a no parking zone.

C.

Hospital is straight ahead and near to the given

breeze breez e ad sea breeze? bree ze?

place.

A.

Darjeeling

None of these.

B.

New Delhi

C.

Chennai

D.

Shillong

43.

Match the following and select the correct option frm the cdes give belw. Column-I

Fruits

A.

D. 39.

A.

Column-II

(a)

Ships

(i)

Helipad

(b)

Helicpter

(ii)

Airprt

(c)

Aerplae

(iii) Harbur

(d)

Bulky goods

(iv) Sea shore (v)

a-(iii); b-(i); c-(ii); d-(v)

B.

a-(iii); b-(ii); c-(vi); d-(v)

C.

a-(iv); b-(i); c-(vi); d-(iii)

D.

a-(iv); b-(ii); c-(vi); d-(i)

I deserts, _______ may be the ly frm f misture available t plats ad aimals. A.

Hail

B.

Dew

C.

Fog

D.

Snow

Water trasprt

(vi) Air transport A.

44.

Which amg these cities experieces bth lad

45.

Wrk is said t be de, whe _________. A.

We use frce t mve a bject frm its position

B.

A bucket is lifted

C. D.

Leaves fall from a tree Both A and B

16th NSO - SET B

6

A CHIEVERS SECTION

46.

The table give belw describes the characteristics

48.

Study the given Venn diagram.

of four animals. Description Yug resembles the adult one Has three stages in its life cycle

W

X

Y

Z

















Which letters  the Ve diagram represet slid, liquid ad gas?

Young one goes through a process called moulting







Solid



Which f the fllwig is likely t be a beetle?

47.

A.

W

B.

X

C.

Y

D.

Z

49.

A.

T

V

S

B.

P

Q

R

C.

Q

S

V

D.

P

T

R

Why is it pssible t see ori i the ight sky A.

The Earth's night time side faces Orion during the winter, and Earth's day time side faces Orion

follow:

during the summer.

Plant

B.

Adaptation Thick leaves

II

"Prp rts" abve the grud

III

Waxy uter layer

IV

Fragrat wers

V

Deep roots

VI

Broad leaves

b

A.

V

II, VI

B.

IV

III, V

C.

III

III, V, VI

D.

VI

II, V

C. D. 50.

During summer, the Earth faces only the Moon ne f the abve.

Select the crrect list which classies -cmmuicable ad cmmuicable diseases. [Cmmuicable diseases

Which plats are adapted t live i a evirmet a

during summer. and not any constellations.

Which plat has a adaptati that helps it t

with little raifall?

The Earth tilts on its axis as the seasons change so the North Pole is facing away from Orion

I

attract plliatrs? (b)

Gas

durig witer, but t durig summer?

Study the give table t aswer the questis that

(a)

Liquid

(CD) ad n-cmmuicable diseases (nD)] A.

CD : Conjunctivitis, Typhoid, Cholera nD : Degue, Measles, Rig wrm

B.

CD : Diarrhea, Typhid, Jaudice, Chickenpox ND : Anaemia, Goitre

C.

CD : Asthma, Degue, Rickets ND : Malaria, Conjunctivitis

D.

CD : Scurvy, Arthritis, Beri-Beri ND : Chickenpox, Tetanus, Cholera


Class 5 17th

Set A Year 2014

17th NSO - SET A

2

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

2.

Find the value of P and Q respectively, if each number is the sum of the two numbers directly below it. A.

8, 6

B.

3, 6

C.

5, 6

D.

9, 10

C.

14 Q 1

? P

3

6.

Find the missing gure which completes the given gure pattern.

=

A.

+ =

= +

?

B.

– + ×

D.

× – ÷

+ =

If square is removed from the given gure, the perimeter of the gure will be decreased. A.

P

B.

Q

C.

R

D.

S

P T S V W U Y Q X L R Z

gures have atleast one line of symmetry.

7.

–

A

C.

+ =

D.

+ =

B

3.

4.

5.

Manha remembers that her father's birthday is after th th 10 but before 15 of October. Her sister remembers th th that her father's birthday is before 20 but after 13 of October. On which day is her father's birthday? A.

15

th

B.

13

th

C.

14

th

D.

16

th

8.

35

B.

36

C.

37

D.

38

Select the correct mirror-image of Figure (X), if the mirror is placed along MN.

9.

10.

A.

B.

2

B.

1

C.

3

D.

4

Which of the following options is exactly embedded or hidden in Figure (X)?

Figure (X)

The model of a tower shown here is made up of unit cubes stacked on top of each other. How many unit cubes in all are used to form the tower? A.

A.

A.

B.

C.

D.

21 students are standing in a line. Deepak is in the middle. What is his position from left as well as from right? th

B.

10

th

D.

9

A.

12

C.

11

th

th

Find the combination of numbers from the options so that letters arranged accordingly forms a meaningful word. E

R

B

K

N

O

1

2

3

4

5

6

A.

3, 2, 6, 1, 4, 5

B.

3, 2, 6, 4, 1, 5

C.

3, 6, 2, 1, 4, 5

D.

3, 2, 1, 6, 5, 4

17th NSO - SET A

11.

If 'PAPER' is written as QBQFS and 'SCHOOL' is written as TDIPPM, then 'BOUQUET' will be written as _____. A. C.

12.

3

CPVRVFV CPRVFVU

B. D.

CPVRVFU CPVRVGW

If the given clock rotates 270° clock-wise, then the hands will be in direction. 11

13.

A.

North

B.

East

C.

West

D.

South

14.

12

15.

1

10

8

4 7

5

6

A. B. C. D.

2

40

7

2

42

2.

Morning

3.

Night

4.

Afternoon

A.

1, 2, 3, 4

B.

2, 4, 1, 3

C.

2, 3, 1, 4

D.

2, 4, 3, 1

Select the gures from the options which will come in place of P, Q and R to complete the given series.

A.

3 3

Evening

+++ +++ +++ +++ +++ ++ +++ ++ ++

3

Find the missing number, if the same rule is followed in the gures.

5

1.

2

9

4

Arrange the following words in a logical sequence.

4

60

B.

++ + ++ + ++

C.

++ ++ ++

?

2 3 7 5

++ ++ ++

D.

++ ++ ++

++ ++ +

P

,

++ + +

,

++ + ++ ++

,

++ + +

,

++ ++ +

,

+ + + + + +

,

+ + +

,

+ + +

,

++ + ++ + +

Q

R

+ +

SCIENCE

16.

)

Mr. Gupta was walking along a street at night. He stood at point D and observed that his shadow was cast behind him. He then noticed that the length of his shadow changed as he walked towards the street lamp.

m c( w o d a

C. hs f o ht g n e

L D

E

F

E

F

Point

) m c( w o d a

D. h s f o ht g n e

L D

Which one of the following graphs shows the correct changes in the length of the shadow as Mr. Gupta walked from Point D to Point F?

17.

Point

The diagram below shows four beakers of water, P, Q, R and S, at different temperature and volume.

) m c( w o d a

A. h s f o ht g n e

L D

E

F

Point

)

Which one of the following statements is true? m c(

A. B. C. D. w o d a

B. h s f o ht e

n

g L D

E

F

Point

Beaker P has the most heat energy. Beaker R has more heat energy than beaker Q. Beaker S has more heat energy than beaker R. Beaker P and beaker S have the same amount of heat energy.

17th NSO - SET A

18.

4

Gopal compared the mass of three fruits using two weighing balance.

22.

The diagram below shows magnet A, magnet B and magnet C. MagnetA

X

N  North pole S  South pole

Y

Magnet C

Based on the observations, which of the following statements is ‘Not possible to tell’?

19.

N

Based on the diagram, identify the poles at X and Y.

A.

The orange is lighter than the apple.

B.

The apple has the same mass as the pear.

C.

The orange is heavier than the pear.

D.

The apple has the same volume as the orange.

The graph below shows the number of days in each stage of the life cycle of an animal X. Number of days 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

egg

23.

larva pupa adult

Magnet B

S

Stage

X

Y

A.

North pole

North pole

B.

North pole

South pole

C.

South pole

North pole

D.

South pole

South pole

Which of these is an example of a free-oatin g water plant?

A.

B.

C.

D.

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true regarding its life cycle?

20.

21.

A.

It takes 20 days for the animal X to become an adult after it is hatched.

B.

Adult has a life span of 8 days.

C.

Pupa does not feed, hence it is of the shortest time span.

D.

All of the above

Puneet was at the railway station. He observed that there are gaps along the train track. The purpose of having the gaps on the train tracks is to allow ______. A.

the expansion of the tracks on hot days

B.

the expansion of the tracks on cold days

C.

the contraction of the tracks on hot days

D.

the contraction of the tracks on cold days

Shivam sets up an experiment with four containers each having an equal number of seeds placed on damp cotton. At the end of the experiment, he observed that the seeds grew into seedlings in some set-ups but not in others. In which set-up P, Q, R and/o r S will the seedlings germinate?

24.

25.

The best way to reduce air pollution in cities is to . A.

reduce the height of the buildings so that the polluted air can escape

B.

build the cities out in the open countryside where there is no air pollution

C.

improve the public transport system so as to reduce the number of fuel-burning vehicles

D.

build better roads so that more cars and trucks can get people and goods around the city faster.

Which of the following events will result in a decrease in the population of butteries? 1.

Increase in the population of birds

(i)

Set-up P : Kept under light at 4°C

2.

Increase in the supply of plant fertilisers

(ii)

Set-up Q : Kept in dark at 30°C

3.

Reduction in the number of green plants

4.

Increased use of insecticides by man on gardens and green belts

(iii) Set-up R : Kept under light at 30°C (iv) Set-up S : Kept in dark at 4°C A.

(i) only

B.

(ii) and (iii)

A.

1, 2 and 3

B.

1, 2 and 4

C.

(iii) only

D.

(i) and (iv)

C.

1, 3 and 4

D.

2, 3 and 4

17th NSO - SET A

26.

5

Refer the given picture.

30.

P P

Q

R

S

28.

R

A.

P only

B.

Q and R

Animals

Habitat

C.

S only

A.

P, Q, R

Rotting log

D.

R and S

B.

P, Q, S

Rubbish dump

C.

P, R, S

Leaf litter

D.

Q, R, S

Water stream

31.

Which one of the following actions makes friction an advantage?

Fruit M and fruit N are both dry. Fruit M is light and has a papery skin. Fruit N is long and has a slit along its side. How are the seeds of the fruits M and N dispersed? A.

M: By wind; N: By animals

A.

Pushing a heavy box across the room

B.

M: By wind; N: By splitting

B.

Sailing across a river in rough weather

C.

M: By splitting; N: By wind

C.

Running towards a shelter in heavy rain

D.

M: By water; N: By animals

D.

Sewing a dress on an old rusty machine

32.

Study the food chains given below carefully.

Grass

→

Goat

Leaves

→

Papaya

→

→

Giraffe

S

Which beak belongs to a bird that feeds on seed grains?

Three of the animals shown above are likely to be found in the same habitat. Which of the following options show the correct animal- habitat relationship?

27.

Q

Which of the following statements about the three items shown in the given diagram is/are correct?

Man →

Fruit y

Lion

→

Lizard

Which of the following statements holds true for given food chains?

29.

1.

Food chains start with plants.

2.

All animals eat plants and other animals.

3.

Animals that eat plants become food for the other animals.

4.

Animals eat other animals which are smaller than them.

1.

The bag has the most potential energy.

2.

The vase has the least potential energy.

A.

1 and 2

B.

2 and 4

3.

The bag has more potential energy than the ball.

C.

1 and 3

D.

3 and 4

4.

The ball has less potential energy than the vase.

A.

1 only

B.

3 only

C.

1 and 2

D.

3 and 4

Which unfavourable condition must have existed in the environment to cause such an incident as shown below?

33.

W h i ch o f t he INCORRECT?

f o l lo w i ng

s t a te m e nt s

are

1.

A change in state will result in a change in volume.

2.

A change in state will result in a change in substance.

3.

A change in state will result in a change in weight.

4.

A change in state will result in a change in mass.

A.

Fire

A.

1 and 4

B.

Flood

B.

2 and 3

C.

Drought

C.

2, 3 and 4

D.

Earthquake

D.

All of these

17th NSO - SET A

34.

6

Refer to the diagram given below which shows an experiment to measure the volume of a stone.

40.

Which of the following body organs is responsible for cleansing our blood?

A.

B.

C.

D.

What is the volume of the stone?

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.

A.

15 cm

3

B.

20 cm

3

C.

25 cm

3

D.

40 cm

3

Which one of the following shows the INCORRECT solution to pollution? Problem

Solution

A.

Air pollution

Ensure motor vehicles are regularly checked

B.

Water pollution

Discharge industrial waste into nearby water

C.

Land pollution

Reuse paper products and bottles whenever possible

D.

Water pollution

Discharge sewage after proper treatment

41.

42.

Which of the following body parts in humans is the longest? A.

Large intestine

B.

Small intestine

C.

Femur bone

D.

Lungs

43.

What do we call a rapidly rotating mass of water in a river or sea? A.

Tide

B.

Wave

C.

Current

D.

Whirlpool

What happens to the water table of a place having drought for a long period of time ? A.

It gets higher because of continuous evaporation.

B.

It gets lower because of continuous evaporation.

C.

It remains the same because soil protects it from the heat.

D.

It gets replenished continuously.

All stars appear to move from ______.

Some children are trying to get supplies into their tree house. The simple machine which would be most useful to them would be .

A.

East to West

B.

West to East

A.

Lever

C.

North to South

D.

South to North

B.

Pulley

C.

Wheel and axle

D.

Screw

______ is the coldest planet of the solar system. A.

Saturn

B.

Neptune

C.

Mercury

D.

Jupiter

Avanish feels sick and goes to the doctor. The doctor prescribes him an antibiotic. Several months later, Avanish is sick again and goes to the doctor. This time, however, the doctor does not prescribe him an antibiotic. What could be the possible reason for this?

44.

45.

A renewable resource can be replenished easily while a non-renewable resource cannot be. Which of the following is a non-renewable resource of energy? A.

Solar power

B.

Wind power

C.

Gas power

D.

Water power

A comet

.

A.

This time he is suffering from a bacterial disease.

A.

is a ball of gas right next to Pluto

B.

This time he is suffering from viral infection.

B.

C.

The earlier prescribed antibiotic was sufcient enough to ght against the second infection.

will get destroyed if it travels too close to the Sun

C.

takes about seven days to complete one rotation

All of the above

D.

is a small mass of rocks that orbits the Sun

D.

17th NSO - SET A

7

A CHIEVERS SECTION

46.

The diagram below represents part of the digestive system of a boy. X, Y and Z represent different substances that are being absorbed into the bloodstream at different parts as shown below. Blood vessels

From stomach

X X

Z

Y

X

X Z Z

X

Y

X

X

X

Only Q

B.

Q, R and S

C.

Only S

D.

Both Q and S

The diagram below shows a square metal frame with four similar drops of wax attached to positions P, Q, R and S on it.

Z

Z

Organ P

48.

Y

Y

Y

X Blood vessels

Z

Z

X

A.

Organ Q

Based on the diagram above which of the following best represents organ Q and substances X, Y and Z? Organ Q A.

Substance Water

intestine

C. D.

47.

Substance

Y

Z

Digested

Undigested

food

food Water

X

Large

B.

Substance

Large

Digested

Undigested

intestine

food

food

Anus

Water

Digested

Undigested

food

food

Digested

Undigested

Water

food

food

Anus

Tanmay heated the metal frame at one point on the metal frame and recorded the time taken for the drops of wax to melt in the table below. Position

Shreya placed celery stalks into two beakers containing water mixed with red dye, as shown in the given gure. After two days, the stalks were cut at two posi tions, PQ and RS to observe the parts stained by the red dye in the cros s- section PQ and RS respectively.

Q

P

Set up 1

R

S

Set up 2

P

53

Q

17

R

40

S

95

Based on the results above, at which point (W, X, Y or Z) did Tanmay heat the metal frame?

49.

Which section would get stained with the red dye after two days?

of wax drops

Time taken for the wax drops to melt (seconds)

A.

W

B.

X

C.

Y

D.

Z

Which statement below is the correct explanation of how mountain-sized icebergs can oat on the surface of the Arctic Ocean? A.

The Arctic Ocean’s water contains less salt than the iceberg’s water.

B.

The Arctic Ocean’s cold temperature allows the iceberg to oat.

C.

The density of the Arctic Ocean is higher than the density of the iceberg.

D.

The density of the iceberg is higher than the density of the Arctic Ocean.

17th NSO - SET A

50.

8

Read the given passage: Deep inside the Earth, there is hot molten rock called P which comes up and collects in a chamber. When the pressure in the chamber builds up, P nds a release through an opening or a crack in the crust of the Earth, called volcano. When P erupts through volcano, it is called Q. The eruption constitutes of gases, pieces of rocks and Q that comes out from R, an outlet or a well-like opening in the Earth’s surface. Q and ash that are thrown out, collect and after repeated eruptions, form a mountain on cooling

down. The hollow top of this mountainous volcano is shaped like a bowl, called S . Select the correct option regarding it. A.

The release of Q is always very violent and it comes out with an explosion.

B.

The intense pressure inside the Earth pushes P towards the surface of the Earth. Generally P cools just below the Earth’s surface and then hardens to form igneous rocks.

C.

S may contain several Rs.

D.

Both B and C


Class 5 17th

Set B Year 2014

17th NSO - SET B

2

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

2.

How many cubes will balance 2 spheres?

A.

3

B.

6

C.

4

D.

2

7.

16

B.

14

C.

12

D.

13

Garima goes to school from home along the indicated path. How many times she will turn righ t?

___ and ___ will replace P & Q respectively in given gure matrix.

B.

6

A.

,

C.

7

B.

,

D.

8

C.

,

Q 8.

P

,

A.

0

B.

1

A.

C.

2

B.

D.

3

9.

I

B.

J

C.

K

D.

H

A.

______ will replace the (?) to continue the given pattern. 8

A.

10

B.

16

C.

6

6

20

___ ?__

10

B.

C.

D. D.

14

School

Select the correct mirror image, if the mirror is placed verticall y to the left.

_____ is exactly in the middle of 4 th letter from the left end and 15 th letter from the right end in English alphabetical series. A.

Home

How many lines of symmetry does the given gure have?

Given below is the net of a cube. If it is folded, then _____ is opposite to the face marked .

D.

5.

A.

5

C.

4.

Ho w man y c ir cl es ar e us ed to draw the given gure?

A.

D. 3.

6.

17th NSO - SET B

10.

11.

3

Latika forgets the code of three alphabets (A, I, T) to open her locker. How many different combinations of letters she could try to unlock her locker?

C. D.

N , E , N, E N , E , , E N

A.

8

B.

12

C.

6

Which of the following words can't be formed from given logo?

D.

9

A.

VOTE

B.

STOP

C.

NEWS

D.

TUBE

13.

Amit celebrates his birthday on third Saturday of July 20XX. The date after his birt hday will be ______.

August S

M

T

20XX W

T

F

S

1

2

3

4

8

9

A.

19th

B.

21st

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

C.

22nd

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

D.

20th

5

6

7

14.

10 11

26 27 28 29 30 31

What will be the direction of P and Q respectively, 1 if Figure (X) is rotated 6 anticlockwise? 4 P

12. _____ will replace P, Q, R, S respectiv ely in given below matrix, if the turns will be clockwise.

A. B.

Shape

After 1/8 turn

N

P

R

E

S

Q

E N

N , N , E , ,

,

S

Q

R

Figure (X)

After 1/4 turn

15.

E

N , E

A.

South, North

B.

East, West

C.

West, South

D.

West, East

What is the product of all the numbers in the number pad of a telephone? A.

362880

B.

358420

C.

294870

D.

None of these

SCIENCE

16.

Manoj hits a tuning fork and then dips it into a beaker of water. The water gets agitated. Manoj hits the tuning fork again and places it on a metal plate that has grains of rice placed on it. The grains of rice 'dance' on the plate.

18.

Which of the labelled areas in the Venn diagram represents the small intestine? 1 Organ for breaking food into smaller pieces 4

What has Manoj found about the nature of sound?

17.

A.

Sound is a form of energy.

B.

Sound is produced by vibrations.

C.

Sound is actually a kinetic energy

D.

Sound is stored potential energy.

A zebra has adaptations that enable it to escape from its predators. What are these adaptations? 19.

It can run fast.

2.

It has strong limbs.

3.

Its eyes are on the front of its head.

4.

Its stripes enable it to camouage itself.

A.

1, 2 and 3

B.

1, 3 and 4

C.

1, 2 and 4

D.

2, 3 and 4

3 Organ for absorbing food

Tuning fork

1.

2 Organ for digesting food

A.

1

B.

2

C.

3

D.

4

Which of the following is NOT a mammal? A.

B.

C.

D.

17th NSO - SET B

20.

4

The diagram below shows some plants and weeds growing together.

24.

The diagram below shows a water hyacinth plant. P

Plants Weeds

R Q Due to the presence of weeds, which of the following do plants have less of?

21.

1. 3.

Water Space

2. 4.

Nutrients Sunlight

A.

1, 2 and 3

B.

1, 2 and 4

C.

3 and 4

D.

1, 2, 3 and 4

S

Which of the following parts of the water hyacinth is adapted for oating?

Which of the following conditions can be predicted from the picture given below?

25.

A.

P

B.

Q

C.

R

D.

S

Four plants of the same type and similar size grown in identical pots lled with soil are treated differently once in a week. Plant

22.

1.

Soil erosion

2.

Land pollution

3.

Water pollution

4.

Air pollution

A.

1 and 2

B.

1, 2 and 3

C.

2, 3 and 4

D.

1, 2, 3 and 4

Number of paperclips picked up

W

3

2

3

X

5

6

5

Y

1

1

0

Z

0

0

0

26.

Each magnet was tested three times. Why was this necessary?

23.

P

Detergent mixed with water

Q

Pieces of dead leaves

R

Rain water

S

Substances containing nitrogen compounds

Which one of the plants will not grow as healthier as the others?

Rakesh used different magnets to pick up paperclips. The table below shows the results of his experiment. Magnets

Soil is added with

A.

P

B.

Q

C.

R

D.

S

Astrodog went on an expedition to the Moon some years ago. The dog died on the Moon and was left behind by the astro nauts w hen they returned to Earth. The following year, another group of astronauts landed on the Moon and were surprised to nd that Astrodog's body was not decomposed.

A.

To make sure the magnets were workin g properly.

This is because decomposers cannot live on the Moon since the ______.

B.

To make sure the correct magnets were used.

C.

To make sure they were really magnets.

D.

To minimise the possibility of error.

A. B. C. D.

Which of the following statements about the heart are correct? 1. 2. 3. 4. A. C.

The heart is made up of a special muscle called the heart muscle. The heart is protected by the ribcage and is found between the lungs. The heart contracts and relaxes 24 hours a day. The heart muscle is within our control. 1, 2 and 3 B. 1, 2 and 4 2, 3 and 4 D. 1, 3 and 4

27.

Moon has no atmosphere Moon is not as warm as the Earth Moon is much smaller than the Earth Moon's gravitational pull is weaker than the Earth's gravitational pull

Ritu lled a syringe with water and tried to push the pist on down, with her nger cover ing the opening, but found it difcult to do so. What does this experiment show? A. B. C. D.

Water Water Water Water

can be compressed. cannot be compressed. occupies space. has mass and volume.

17th NSO - SET B

28.

5

Study the four set-ups given below.

From the set-ups shown, which ramp do you think would make the toy car, when released, travel the farthest along the table top from point X?

29.

A.

It rells groundwater, lakes, ponds and natural springs.

B.

It is the mechanism for transferring water from the sea to the land.

C.

It ensures that living things are provided with water for their survival.

D.

It carries in, from the sea, the mineral salts that plants need for growth.

A.

Ramp 1

B.

Ramp 2

C.

Ramp 3

D.

Ramp 4

A.

Cover the patient with any cloth, preferably with woollen cloth.

B.

Give the patient a solution of salt, sugar and lime or preferably juice of an unripe mango.

C.

Make the patient lie down in a sunny place.

D.

Give hot tea or coffee to the patient.

Refer to the given gure of four different feet of birds.

1.

Th ey are f eath er y.

2.

They are webbed.

3.

There are four toes on each foot.

4.

There is a claw at the end of each toe.

A.

1 and 2

B.

2 and 4

C.

1 and 3

D.

3 and 4

Four pupils want to conduct a test to nd out if the thickness of a candle affects the time taken for the ame to go out. Which of the following set-ups should the pupils use to perform a fair test?

A.

34.

35.

B.

C.

31.

33.

The water cycle is important to us because it does three of the four things listed below. Which one of the following it does NOT serve?

I n c as e o f h ea t s tr o k e, w h at s h o ul d b e do n e immediately?

In what ways are these feet similar?

30.

32.

36.

D.

Which of the following statements about humans is/ are true? 1.

Vigorous exercise increases the pulse rate.

2.

The windpipe is part of the digestive system.

3.

The blood vessels supply only oxygen-rich blood to all parts of the body.

4.

Digestion of food starts in the stomach.

A.

1 only

B.

1 and 3

C.

2 only

D.

3 and 4

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the food? A.

Roughage present in vegetables and fruits must be discarded.

B.

Overcooking decreases the nutritive value of food.

C.

Preserved food has more nutritive value than the fresh food.

D.

Growing children need more fats to build strong muscles.

Natural processes change the surface of the Earth. Some changes occur rapidly and some occur slowly. Which of the following would cause the slowest change in the Earth’s surface? A.

Wind

B.

Landslide

C.

Volcano

D.

Earthquake

Monika is speeding towards a hospital in her car. Suddenly she applies a brake on seeing a road sign at the road side. Which of these road signs she must have seen?

A.

B.

C.

D.

17th NSO - SET B

37.

38.

39.

40.

6

In order to make water contained in a small bottle evaporate more quickly, you should ______. A.

Add ice to it

B.

Put it in the shade

C.

Add salt to it

D.

Pour it into a large bowl

42.

Which one of the following statements about tadpoles and frogs is INCORRECT? A.

Both tadpoles and frogs can swim.

B.

Both tadpoles and frogs breathe through gills.

C.

Tadpoles have tails but frogs do not.

D.

Young tadpoles have no legs but frogs have four legs.

Doctor told Radha that she is suffering from diabetes which is a chronic disease. It means that _______. A.

Her disease will last only for a short period of time

B.

Her disease can be transmitted from person to person

C.

Her disease can be controlled but generally not cured

D.

Her disease is caused by bacteria or other micro-organisms

43.

Which gas is collected at the top of the inverted test tube when a water plant or a pond weed is kept in the water as shown in the gure?

44.

41.

Identify 1, 3, 4 and 6 in the given pyramid and select the correct option.

A.

Water vapour

B.

Carbon dioxide

C.

Oxygen

D.

All of these

Select the correct statement regarding the source of water on Earth. 45.

1

3

4

6

A.

Fruits

Grains

Proteins

Sweets and fats

B.

Grains

Fruits

Proteins

Sweets and fats

C.

Proteins

Fruits

Grains

Sweets and fats

D.

Fruits

Proteins

Fats

Grains

Meera was looking at the pictures of two different mountains in India, namely Aravali and Himalayas. She was surprised to see that the Aravali mountains were much smaller, more rounded and looked old and worn out as compared to the Himalayan mountains. What could be the best explanation for this? A.

The effects of wind and water caused weathering of the Aravali mountains.

B.

Too many people and animals travelled across the Aravali mountains, causing them to wear away.

C.

The snowfall on the Aravali mountains was so heavy that it caused the mountains to shrink.

D.

There is lot of snowfall on the Himalayan mountains every year which makes them look taller and younger.

The term ‘Reduce’ is one of the three R’s (reduce, reuse and recycle) to save the environment. An example of the opposite of reducing is over-packaging which is an anti-environment activity. Which of the following packaging activities is anti-environment? A.

Filling a cereal box completely

B.

Putting an item in a cardboard box, then putting that box in another box

C.

Putting foam packing material around a fragile item

D.

Packing an item in the smallest possible box

Nowadays Pluto is not considered a planet because_____.

A.

Ponds hold about 70% of all the water on Earth.

B.

No water exists beneath the surface of the Earth.

C.

The Earth has much more salt water than fresh water.

A.

It has stopped burning

B.

Bits of light is reected from its surface

Most of the Earth’s water is stored as ice in giant glaciers.

C.

Its orbit is irregular

D.

It is considered an ultra-large planet

D.

17th NSO - SET B

7

A CHIEVERS SECTION

46.

Identify the poles of four magnets and select the correct option.

Study the table given below. Plant

Herbivores Carnivores Omnivores

K

L and M

N and P

Q and R

A. B. C. D.

Which of the following food webs correctly shows the food relationships of the organisms in the table above? K

P L

A.

Q

49.

South Q, S, U, W P, R, U, W Q, S, T, V P, R, T, U

The given gure shows the phases of the Moon.

B. L

R

K

L

M

C.

Q

D. M

47.

K

North P, R, T, V Q, S, T, V P, R, U, W Q, S, V, W

N

K

M

R

Gopal carried out an experiment to nd out how things decomposed. He put each of the following food items in covered jars under different conditions. After a week, he recorded his results as shown in the table below. Food item

Sunl ig ht

Its co ndi tio n

Observ ati ons

Dried cuttlesh

No

Dry

No smell, No change

Cooked tapioca

Yes

Damp

Smelly, Mushy

Dried mushroom

Yes

Dry

Cauliower

No

Damp

Smelly, Mouldy

Small prawn

Yes

Damp

Smelly, Mushy

Select the phases of the Moon during which the highest tides in sea are seen on Earth?

50.

A.

d and h

B.

f and j

C.

e and g

D.

i and k

Three different types of plants X, Y and Z, were selected by scientists who want to document their methods of seed dispersal. The graphs below show the approximate number of seedlings found at various distances around the parent plant.

No smell, No change

Based on the given information, which conclusions can be drawn about decomposition?

48.

1.

Dry things do not decompose.

2.

Sunlight is needed for things to decompose.

3.

Decomposers grow well in damp condition.

4.

Decomposers grow better on plants than on animals.

A.

1 and 2

B.

2 and 4

C.

1 and 3

D.

3 and 4

Read the following data about the given four bar magnets.

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

P

T

R

V

Q

U

S

W

Q is a south pole. Poles U and V attract. Poles P and R repel. Poles R and V attract.

Which option most correctly lists the methods of seed dispersal of each plant? A

X Water

B. C.

Wind Wind

D.

Explosive action

Y Explosive action Animal Animal Water

Z Animal Water Explosive action Animal

Class 5 18th

Set 1 Year 2015

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

Which of the following options will continue the series established by the Problem Figures?

5.

Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed in the given gures.

Problem Figures

2

3

3

13

?

A.

B.

C.

2.

1

D.

6.

A.

11

B.

15

C.

21

D.

17

1

1

? 5

4

5

4 29

6

5

Select the correct mirror image of Fig. (X).

Kavya is facing the Theatre. She turns 225° in anticlockwise direction, where will she be facing now?

JUI

CE

Market

Fig. (X) Mirror Museum

School

Kavya

Hotel

E C

A.

Theatre

4.

E C

I U J

E C

I U J

D.

JUI

CE

Temple

7.

Park

3.

B.

Mall

C.

A. C.

I U J

School Mall

B. D.

Market Museum

Which of the following Venn diagrams best represents the relationship amongst “Players, Men, Champions”? A.

B.

C.

D.

If in a certain code language, ‘FRIEND’ is written as ‘IRFDNE’, then how will ‘MOTHER’ be written in the same language? A.

TOMREH

B.

TOMEHR

C.

REHTOM

D.

TOMRHE

Which of the following options will complete the pattern in Fig. (X)?

8.

Count the number of squares formed in the given gure.

? Fig. (X) A.

C.

2

B.

D.

A.

12

B.

14

C.

10

D.

None of these | 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1

9.

Which of the following options is exactly embedded in Fig. (X)?

10.

Which of the following words CANNOT be formed from the letters of the given word? CREATIONS

A.

B.

C.

Fig. (X)

D.

A.

REACT

B.

ACTION

C.

TORN

D.

HECTARE

SCIENCE

11.

12.

13.

14.

Which of the followin g statement s is incorrect about the Sun? A.

The Sun is a huge mass of very hot gases.

B.

The Sun is the only planet that we can see in the day.

C.

The distance of the Sun from the Earth is about 150,000,000 km.

D.

The Sun is important to the Earth because it provides light energy to green plants to make food.

15.

Fern

B.

Mushroom

C.

Bryophyllum

D.

Dahlia

A.

100°C 100 mL

B.

100°C 65 mL

C.

110°C 100 mL

D.

110°C 65 mL

D.

Study the given classicati on chart.

Group X

Group Y

Styrofoam Wooden chopstick Rubber duck

Metal coin Ceramic bowl Glass marble

A. B. C. D. 16.

B. C. D. 17.

?

December 28

December 30

Which one of the following gures shows the correct phase of the Moon on December 30? 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1 |

Group X

Group Y

Man-made Flexible Opaque Floats on water

Natural Stiff Transparent Sinks in water

Ritika was asked to draw human digestive system. The diagram drawn by her is shown here . If we had a digestive system, as shown here, what would be the consequence? A.

The given gure shows the phases of the Moon as seen from Earth on different nights.

December 26

C.

Which of the following are the most suitable headings for the groups X and Y?

Amit continued to heat 100 mL of pure water for 15 minutes after it reached boiling point. Which of the following gures shows the result at the end of the experiment?

December 21

B.

Materials

X cannot make its own food and reproduces with the help of tiny structures called spores. Which of the following represents X? A.

A.

The food will not be churned well and as a result, digestion will be slower. Bile will not be produced. Bacteria present in the food will not be killed. Both A and C

Soil pollution can be reduced by increasing the use of _______. A. B. C.

Biodegradable and recyclable materials Use-and-throw articles Electronic and plastic products

D.

Forest products without reforestation 3

18.

19.

20.

Mohan is very sensitive to green chillies. Whenever he eats them, he gets rashes on his body. Mohan has a disorder called .

23.

A.

Measles

B.

Allergy

Rishi is a contracter who is clearing a forest patch to build a sports complex in its place. Which of the following would possibly be the consequence of this activity?

C.

Anaemia

D.

Cholera

(i)

Some animals will become extinct.

(ii)

Some possible sources of natural drugs to cure diseases will be lost.

The organism ‘P’ migrates to a new place, reproduces and then dies. Which of these can be ‘P’? A.

Salmon

B.

Polar bear

C.

Arctic tern

D.

Siberian crane

(iii) The problem of global warming will reduce. (iv) Water table will replenish.

Aradhya dips a can into a container of soapy water as shown here. A thin lm of soapy water was formed over its mouth.

Can

Thin ﬁlm of soapy water

24.

Soapy water

A.

(i) and (ii) only

B.

(i), (ii) and (iii) only

C.

(ii) and (iv) only

D.

(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)

The material used to make which of the following items can also be used to make a box for transporting cooked food items in order to keep them hot? A.

Container

B. Metal fork

Aradhya holds the can tightly in her hands f or a while. What do you think will happen?

21.

A.

Nothing will happen.

B.

A bubble will form out of the mouth of the can.

C.

The lm will sink into the can.

D.

The lm will pop.

C.

(ii)

25.

The adult mosquito lives on land but its young one lives in water. The adult mosquito moults but its young one does not.

(iii) The adult female mosquito feeds on the blood of animals but its young one feeds on microscopic organisms.

26.

22.

4

(i) and (ii) only

B.

(ii) and (iv) only

C.

(i) and (iii) only

D.

(i), (iii) and (iv) only

Frying pan

Which of the following statements is correct? A.

The mass movement of animals from one place to another is called hibernation.

B.

Most materials from living resources are biodegradable.

C.

Bones store essential body minerals like calcium and iron.

D.

Rice, maize and hemp are rabi crops.

Read the given classicatio n chart carefully. Agents of seed dispersal

Wind

(iv) The adult mosquito breathes in air through its gills but its young one breathes through a special tube. A.

D. Paper clip

Which of the following statements show correct differences between an adult mosquito and its young one? (i)

Wooden spoon

Animals

X

Y

Dandelion

Coconut

Mango

Pea

(i)

Lotus

(ii)

Poppy

Select the option which correctly compl etes the given classication chart.

Which of the following sets of gases contributes to global warming?

A.

X - Water, Y - Explosion, (i) - Maple (ii) - Cocklebur

A.

Sulfur dioxide, Nitrogen, Carbon dioxide and Ozone

B.

X - Explosion, Y - Water, (i) - Milkweed (ii) - Hiptage

B.

Oxygen, Carbon dioxide, Ozone and Methane

C.

C.

CFC, Oxygen, Nitrogen and Carbon dioxide

X - Water, Y - Explosion, (i) - Xanthium (ii) - Cherry

D.

Methane, Carbon dioxide, Nitrous oxide and Water vapour

D.

X - Explosion, Y - Water, (i) - Apple, (ii) - Cotton | 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1

27.

28.

29.

30.

Which of the following options correctly represents the conditions present on land and water when a sea breez e ows? On land

On water

A.

High pressure

Low pressure

B.

High temperature

Low temperature

C.

Low pressure

Low pressure

D.

Low temperature

High temperature

32.

The duration of a day on a planet depends upon its rotatory speed.

D.

The duration of a year on a planet depends upon its revolution period.

What will happen when a ask of coloured water is placed in a container of hot water for some time, as shown here? Glass tube

When night becomes very cold, X freezes to form Y. What can be X and Y here? X

Y

A.

Hail

Snow

B.

Dew

Frost

C.

Frost

Dew

D.

Snow

Hail

Flask Container

In a newly cleared area three plants X, Y and Z were planted at the boundary. Plant X spread over the entire area with time, while plants Y and Z were found limited in the area near the boundary. Select the correct option regarding it. A.

Seeds of plant X are dispersed by explosion.

B.

Seeds of plant Y are dispersed by wind.

C.

Seeds of plant Z are dispersed by animals.

D.

None of these

The amount of sugar dissolved in three beakers P, Q and R is represented in the given graph.

33.

34.

B.

The water level in the glass tube will fall.

C.

The water level in the glass tube will rise.

D.

The water in the container will become coloured.

Study the given Venn diagram and select the position where Moon can be placed in this diagram.

Revolves around a heavenly P body

Rotates on its axis

R

A.

P

B.

Q

C.

R

D.

S

Q

S

Has gravity

Select the option that correctly represents the arrangement of Load (L), Fulcrum (F) and Effort (E) in a second class lever. L

ar vl

g( 10 os r si D

a

E

A.

5 u

g s

F

P

Q Beaker

R

L

Which of the following inferences can be made from this? A.

If all the beakers have equal amount of water, then beaker Q is at the highest temperature.

B.

If all the beakers have equal temperature of water, then beaker P has the lowest amount of water.

C.

If all the beakers have equal amount of water, then the beaker P is at the lowest temperature.

D.

All of these

The revolution period of a planet depends upon its distance from the Sun. The rotation period of planet depends upon its distance from the Sun.

18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1 |

E

B. F

C.

F E L E

L

D.

Select the incorrect statement among the following.

B.

The water in the container will overow.

m e

A.

A.

) 15 d

Hot water

Coloured water

20

31.

C.

F

35.

Match the column I (characteris tics or phenomenon) with column II (containing scrambled letters) and select the correct option from the given codes. 5

Column I

(a) (b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

36.

Column II

Animal that eats both plants and animals Animal that depends on other living animals for food Phenomenon in which animals merge with their surroundings to escape their predator Phenomenon in which animals of cold regions move to warmer regions to escape extreme cold winters Animal that spends most time on trees

(i)

This plant has special leaves which snap shut when sense touch.

(ii) OFULCMAEGA 39. (iii) AEARLBOR

Study the given classication chart. Which of the bones is classied incorrectly? Bones

Used for protection

Used for support (iv) EARTAPSI Collar bone

(v) NVMOIOER 4 0.

Hip bone

Ribcage

Thigh bone

A.

Thigh bone

B.

Hip bone

C.

Collar bone

D.

Ribcage

A.

a - (iv), b - (iii), c - (v), d - (ii), e - (i)

B.

a - (i), b - (ii), c - (iii), d - (iv), e - (v)

C.

a - (ii), b - (i), c - (iv), d - (v), e - (iii)

A.

D.

a - (v), b - (iv), c - (ii), d - (i), e - (iii)

Moth balls should be placed in the cupboard but they should not touch the clothes.

B.

Silk clothes should be washed with mild detergents.

C.

Woollen clothes should be wrung very tightly before hanging for drying.

D.

Both A and B

The given graph shows temperature changes in a beaker of water. Select the incorrect option regarding it. R

S

41. Q

A.

At point P, the beaker was in refrigerator.

B.

At point Q, the beaker was put on re to be heated.

C.

At point R, the water in the beaker changed its phase from solid to liquid.

D.

The following diagrams show lower jaw of four animals 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Animal 2

Animal 3

42.

Animal 4

Which two animals have a similar diet? A.

Animals 1 and 2

B.

Animals 2 and 4

C.

Animals 3 and 4

D.

Animals 1 and 3

The given plant is different from the trees found near us like banyan, neem etc., in a basic feature. Select the correct option regarding it. A.

This plant is found in water.

B.

This plant obtains its nutrition from other plants.

The given table shows four parts of a bar magnet and the number of paper clips each part attracts. Parts of a magnet

a

b

c

d

Number of paper clips each part attracts

4

7

6

3

By looking at the table, the two poles of the bar magnet are most likely to be at .

If heating is continued further after point S, gradually there will be no water left in the beaker.

Animal 1

6

D.

GMOANIRTI

Time

38.

This plant obtains its nutrition completely from insects.

Clothes shoul d be cared properly for their durability and hygiene. Select the correct option regarding care of clothes.

100°C e r u t a r e p P 0°C m e T

37.

C.

43.

A.

a and b

B.

b and c

C.

a and d

D.

c and d

Ritu has a toy puppy that can bark, jump, wag tail and move. Its eyes shine when patted. It is operated by a battery. Which of the following energy conversions do not take place in this puppy? A.

Chemical energy

→

Kinetic energy

B.

Chemical energy

→

C.

Chemical energy

→

D.

Chemical energy

→

Sound energy Light energy Magnetic energy

Study the two life cycles carefully. Larva Egg Egg

Pupa

Nymph Adult

Adult | 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1

Which of the following statements is true about the life cycles given here?

44.

A.

In both the life cycles, newly hatched young ones do not resemble the adults.

B.

In both the life cycles, all stages occur in water.

C.

In both the life cycles, the newly hatched young ones resemble the adults.

D.

In both the life cycles, the adults moult many times.

C.

h s i F

n o i t a l u p o P

D.

h s i F

n o i t a l u p o P

Q Time

45.

A freshwater river supports a large number of sh in its water. A new chemical factory is bei ng established near this river. Select the graph that represents the most likely changes in the sh population in river in future. In graphs, Q represents the time point when factory is established.

Q Time

Figure P shows an object which is made of three different materials. Figure Q shows its shadow on a screen. Study these gures and select the option that correctly identies any two of these materials. 1 2 3

Q

P A.

n o i t a s l F u p o P

B.

h s i F

n o i t a l u p o P

Q Time

Q Time

A.

1 - Tissue paper,

2 - Cardboard

B.

2 - Cardboard,

3 - Cellophane sheet

C.

1 - Cardboard,

3 - Tracing paper

D.

2 - Frosted glass,

3 - Cardboard

ACHIEVERS SECTION

Direction : Refer to the given word grid and answer the questions 46 and 47.

46.

48.

Padma conducted an experiment as shown below by using different materials. String

Which of the following materials is not hidden in this word grid?

S

N Magnet

47.

P

Q

S

M

D

T

V

R

L

J

R

A

S

S

I

L

M

U

P

K

I

P

Q

N

A

G

H

B

R

E

E

R

O

A

M

F

K

B

O

F

C

O

T

T

O

N

I

E

T

J

L

R

A

I

N

K

J

R

E

P

F

M

P

B

D

G

L

A

S

S

Spring balance Material

Padma pulled on the spring balance until the material was separated from the magnet. The readings on the spring balance were recorded as shown in the table below. Material

Reading on the Spring Balance (g)

Steel

68

Soft iron

82

A.

The hardest material in the world.

Nickel

38

B.

Material sourced from plants that is used to ll pillows.

Cobalt

48

C.

Material used to make transparent and delicate decoratives.

D.

Clothing material that is obtained by killing young one of an animal.

What conclusions could Padma make from her experiment? (i)

Soft iron needs the largest force in order to be separated from a magnet.

(ii)

Nickel is most easily magnetised while soft iron is least easily magnetised.

A material having a six letter name starting with R is hidden in this word grid. Which of the following objects cannot be made using this material?

(iii) Nickel and cobalt are non-magnetic materials.

A.

Truck tyres

B.

Bulb

A.

(i) only

C.

Eraser

D.

Hose pipes

C.

(i), (ii) and (iii) only D.


(iv) Steel makes the strongest permanent magnet. B.

(iii) and (iv) only (iv) only 7

49.

Jai drew a graph which represented the amount of undigested food in different parts of our alimentary canal, during the process of digestion of a meal. The variables V to Z represent the organs of alimentary canal from mouth to anus. 50.

Select the correct option regarding this.

C.

A decrease in the amount of undigested food should be first observed in Y only because intestine is the primary site of digestion.

D.

Both A and B

Rohit prepared three set-ups as shown here. He then poured 100 mL of water into each ask.

d o

100 mL

100 mL

100 mL

d

of water

of water

of water

of et s e gi d n u

L

f o t

M

K

Which of the following assumptions holds true for the given experiment? n u o m A V

W

X

Y

Z

A.

The highest amount of water will collect after 2 minutes in beaker M.

B.

The least amount of water will collect after 2 minutes in beaker K.

C.

The least amount of water will collect after 2 minutes in beaker L.

D.

The highest amount of water will collect after 2 minutes in beaker K.

Time

A.

The amount of undigested food should be zero at Z because digestion is completed before the food reaches anus.

B.

The amount of undigested food at X and W should be interchanged because there is no digestion in oesophagus.


8

| 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-1 | Level 1

Class 5 18th

Set 2 Year 2015

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

2.

If ‘fan’ is called ‘book’, ‘book’ is called ‘chair’ and ‘chair’ is called ‘window’, then on which of the following will a person sit?

7.

A.

chair

B.

fan

C.

book

D.

window

In which of the following options, Fig. (X) is exactly embedded as one of its part?

A.

L

B.

G

C.

©

D.

B

There is a certain relationship between gures (i) and (ii). Establish the similar relationship between gures (iii) and (iv) by selecting a suitable gure from the options that will replace the (?) in g. (iv). ? $ (i)

Fig. (X)

(ii)

(iii)

$

A.

B.

A.

C.

D.

C.

(iv) $

B.

$

D. $

3.

Find the number from the options which will continue the given number pattern.

48

4.

24

38

28

A.

14

B.

13

C.

9

D.

18

14

Y

N

M

E

2

3

4

5

A.

4, 1, 3, 2, 5

B.

4, 1, 3, 5, 2

C.

4, 3, 1, 2, 5

D.

4, 5, 1, 3, 2

9.

Find the correct mirror image of the given combination of letters and numbers, if the mirror is placed vertically to the left. RAJ 58 9D 6

B.

6 D 9 8 5 J A R RAJ 58 9D 6

C.

6 D 9 8 5 J A R

D.

6 D 9 85 J A R

A.

6.

2

Find the missing character from the options, if a certain rule is followed row-wise or column-wise. F

I

O

A

J

?

E

M

R

?

Some letters are given which are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Find the combination of numbers from the options so that letters are arranged accordingly to form a meaningful word. 1

5.

19

8.

Which of the following is seventh to the left of the thirteenth element from the right end in the given arrangement? 2PJ@8$LB1V#Q6dGW9KCD3©₤ 5AR7

10.

A.

L

B.

M

C.

K

D.

P

How many triangles are there in the given gure?

A.

23

B.

25

C.

28

D.

None of these

Among a group of six girls, Shikha is shorter than Ayushi but taller than Ritu. Sonam is the shortest. Karuna is taller than Ritu but shorter than Payal. Payal is shorter than Shikha. Who is third, if the girls are arranged in ascending order of their heights? A.

Karuna

B.

Payal

C.

Ritu

D.

Shikha | 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-2 | Level 1

SCIENCE

11.

What is the main reason that some places on the Earth

A.

(i) and (iii) only

B.

(i) and (iv) only

are warmer than others ?

C.

(ii) and (iii) only

D.

(ii) and (iv) only

A.

The Sun is closer to some places than others.

B.

The Sun stays above the horizon 24 hours a day

16.

of milky water ?

at some places. C.

The rays of the Sun are direct at some places and slanting at others.

D.

Which of the following is the best method of ltration

A.

Filtering through strainer

Filtering through clean cloth

underground heat. 12.

B.

Some places experience warm seasons because of

Select the plant which is grown by a different method than the other three.

13.

A.

Potato

B.

Rose

C.

Sugarcane

D.

Wheat

C.

17.

has measles. Which of them can communicate disease to him?

unscrambling gives name of the organ X .

14.

B.

TSMOAHC

C.

ACPENARS

D.

IRVLE

Match column I with column II and select the correct

18.

option from the given codes. Column I

15.

Column II

(a)

Cotton

(i)

(b)

Kimono

(ii) Natural bre

(c)

Wool

(iii) Man-made bre

(d)

Nylon

(iv) Makes us feel warm

A.

(a)-(iv), (b)-(ii), (c)-(iii), (d)-(i)

B.

(a)-(iii), (b)-(ii), (c)-(i), (d)-(iv)

C.

(a)-(ii), (b)-(i), (c)-(iv), (d)-(iii)

D.

(a)-(i), (b)-(ii), (c)-(iv), (d)-(iii)

Sarthak’s three friends are suffering from some diseases. Ritika has rickets, Samyak has anaemia and Mayank

large amount of water. Select the option, which on NEISTTNIE

None of these

Filtering through filter paper

If organ X is removed from our body, we will lose a

A.

D.

A.

Ritika and Mayank only

B.

Samyak and Mayank only

C.

Mayank only

D.

Ritika only

Select the correct option among the following. A.

Siberian cranes come to India in summers.

B.

Arctic tern travels the longest distance among the migratory birds.

Traditional dress C.

Salmon swim long distances to reach sea to lay eggs.

D.

Butteries have short lifespan thus they do not migrate.

19.

Select the object which shows the same type of major energy conversion that occurs in object X .

Which of the following diagrams correctly show what happens when a glass of ice and a glass of cooking X

oil are tilted? Ice

Ice (i)

Cooking oil

A.

B.

C.

D.

(ii) Cooking oil

(iii)


(iv)

Both A and C

3

20.

Advika sets up an experiment as shown in the picture. After 10 minutes, no water can be seen in the bowl. Which of the following materials sheet X could be made up of?

25.

Study the given diagram showing the bending of an arm.

Muscle Q Sun Muscle P

What is the condition of the muscles P and Q during bending of the arm?

Ice cubes Sheet X Glass bowl

21.

A.

Plastic

B.

Rubber

C.

Cotton

D.

Either A or B

Refer to the given Venn diagram and select the correct option regarding X , Y and Z . Has wings Y

22.

Has feathers X

Z

Both muscles P and Q are relaxed.

B.

Both muscles P and Q are contracted.

C.

Muscle P is contracted while muscle Q is relaxed.

D.

Mus cle P i s r e l a x e d w h i l e m u s c l e Q i s contracted.

Raman went to the doctor, on feeling illness. The doctor advised him to increase the uptake of eggs and cod sh and to sit regularly in the sun. What could be the most appropriate reason for this? A.

There is a high amount of calcium in his bones.

A.

Organism X can be bat and Z can be ostrich.

B.

Raman has a deciency disease called goitre.

B.

There is no such organism as Z .

C.

C.

Organism Y can be penguin and Z can be emu.

Raman has increased chances of getting fractures in bones.

D.

There is no such organism as X .

D.

There is a low amount of iron in Raman’s diet.

Ali studied two groups of things as shown in the table below. Biodegradable

23.

26.

A.

27.

Given is a relationship between plants, based on the mode of seed dispersal. Cotton : Madar : Drumstick

Non-biodegradable

Fruits Meat

Gold chains Clay pots

Dairy products

Cans

Which of the following plants show similar relationship? A. Coconut : Lotus : Pine

He made the following inferences. Which one of the inferences is correct?

B.

Pine : Cotton : Coconut

C.

Drumstick : Pine : Pea

A.

All non-biodegradable things are soft.

D.

Pea : Lady’s nger : Geranium

B.

Biodegradable things come only from animals.

C.

Most things obtained from living resources are biodegradable.

D.

All of these

28.

A plant produces spongy fruits, which are light in weight and are waterproof. Its seeds are most likely dispersed in a similar manner as the seeds of _______. A. Dandelion B. Pea C. Coconut D. Tiger’s nail

29.

Which of the following cannot be observed in the case of an oil spill?

Amit rushed towards a shelter when he saw a large sheet of ice and snow sliding down the slope. He was caught in a/an A.

Tsunami

B.

Avalanche

C.

Earthquake

D.

Landslide.

24.

To decrease soil erosion ________.

A.

Beach surfaces coated with black, sticky mass.

A.

New plants should be grown in barren lands

B.

B.

Composting should be a regular practice

Dead bodies of sh and other animals drifting ashore.

C.

Terrace farming should be decreased, as it cuts down soil

C.

Birds with oil-coated feathers, that become unable to maintain body temperature.

D.

New pastures should be made

D.

None of these

4


30.

Refer to the given paragraph. Agencies of wind and ______ break down ______ rocks into tiny fragments. The fragments are carried away by these agencies into rivers and seas where they sink to the bottom of the water bodies and form layers. These layers gradually form ______ rocks due to pressure.

34.

Hole

Select the option that contains the correct sequence of words to ll in this paragraph.

31.

32.

A.

Water, Sedimentary, Igneous

B.

Temperature, Sedimentary, Igneous

C.

Water, Igneous, Sedimentary

D.

Temperature, Igneous, Sedimentary

Which of the following conditions can lead to the process shown here?

R

S

T

U

Which of the following conclusions can be made from this?

35.

A.

Sheet R is made of an opaque material.

B.

Sheet S is made of a transparent material.

C.

Sheet T is made of a translucent material.

D.

Sheet U is made of an opaque material.

Which of the following is an incorrect match of the everyday object and the simple machine involved in its functioning?

A.

Action of strong wind on rocks.

B.

Freezing of water lled in rock crevices.

A.

Elevator – Pulley

B.

Escalator – Wedge

C.

Temperature changes during day and night.

C.

Pepper mill – Wheel and axle

D.

All of these

D.

Ladder – Inclined plane

The revolution period of three planets of our Solar System are given in the following table. Planet

Revolution period

X

224 days

Y

88 days

Z

12 years

36.

Which of the following conclusions can be made by using this data?

33.

Meetu has four sheets made of different materials. She arranges the sheets R, S, T and U in a straight line. When the torch is switched on, a bright circular patch of light is seen on sheet S only.

A.

Planet Z is located nearer to Sun than Earth.

B.

Planet X is located farther from Sun than Earth.

C.

Planet X will be colder than Earth.

D.

Planet Y will be hotter than Earth.

Ritu prepared a set up as shown here. Which of the following conclusions can be made from the given experiment? A.

B.

C.

D.

Object Y can be a magnet and object X can be made up of copper. Object X can be a magnet and object Y can be made up of copper.

37.

A.

She is from the state that has the Gateway of India.

B.

She is from the state that is famous for bhangra dance.

C.

She is from the state that has desert.

D.

She is from the state that has Hoogli river.

Aparna

Tanvi performed an iodine test on a leaf and the result is shown here. Which of the following conclusions can be made from this?

X

X

Y

Thread

Y

Y

A. B.

Had chlorophyll Received sunlight

Lacked chlorophyll Lacked sunlight

C. D.

Lacked CO2 Received water

Received CO 2 Lacked water

Stone

The force exerted by object X on object Y is stronger than gravitational force and is in its opposite direction. The force exerted by object Y on object X is stronger than gravitational force and is in its opposite direction.


Different states in India have different traditional dresses, that can be easily recognised. Based on this, what can be determined about Aparna?

38.

Garima was drinking water when suddenly, she got choked. The water might have entered her _______ instead of entering _______. A.

Oesophagus, Food pipe

B.

Food pipe, Windpipe

C.

Windpipe, Oesophagus

D.

Food pipe, Oesophagus 5

39.

Animal X has the following characteristics : 

Gives birth to its young ones.



Has outer body covering of hair.



Has four legs.



Lives in a grassland habitat.

A.

Gorilla

B.

Jaguar

C.

Grasshopper

D.

Zebra 43. Bends easily?

Absorbent?

P Q R

Load

Effort

Which of the following statements are incorrect ? (i)

There is no water or air on the Moon.

(ii)

The temperature on the Moon during day time is 50°C.

(iii) The gravitational pull of the Moon is about onethird of that of the Earth.

Select the option that correctly identies the objects P , Q and R. P Q R A. Bath sponge Swimming Cycle tyre trunks B. Swimming Cycle tyre Bath sponge trunks C. Swimming Bath sponge Cycle tyre trunks D. Cycle tyre Bath sponge Swimming trunks 41.

Effort

D.

Study the given table : Gets stretched easily?

Load

C.

Eats only plants. Which one of these animals could be animal X ?

Object

Effort

B.



40.

Load

(iv) Moon completes one rotation in every 28 days.

44.

X

A.

B.

(ii) and (iii) only

C.

(i) and (iv) only

D.

(i) and (iii) only

Which of the following statements is correct about the water purification process shown in the given diagram?

P Q

Y

X

(i) and (ii) only

R

Three gears are placed in such a way that when one gear turns, the other two also turn. Select the option that correctly shows the movement of gears X and Z when gear Y is set in motion. Y

A.

B.

A.

In R, the liquid phase of water changes into gas phase.

B.

P contains a mixture while Q contains a pure liquid.

C.

P contains a pure liquid while Q contains a

mixture. D.

Z

Z

45. Y

X

C.

Load

6

Z

For which of the following lever systems, the least effort would be applied to lift the same load of 10 Kgs? (The length of the lever bar is 8 m in all the four set ups.) A.

The given diagrams show the shapes of the Moon on different nights.

D.

Z

42.

Y

X

In R, there is no change in the phase of water.

15th June

24th June

30th June

Which one of the following diagrams shows the correct shape of the Moon on 19 th June? A.

B.

C.

D.

Effort


ACHIEVERS SECTION

46.

A U-tube is immersed in ice water as shown in the gure. X and Y are the red ink droplets present inside the tube.

P

Red ink Y

Red ink X Air

Ice water

Which of the following bimetallic strips should she use at place P ?

What will you observe after some time? A.

47.

A.

X will move downwards and Y will move upwards.

B.

X w i l l m o v e u p w a r d s a n d Y w i l l m o v e downwards.

C.

X and Y will move upwards.

D.

X and Y will move downwards.

C.

49.

Metal X Metal Y Metal X

Metal X

B.

Metal Z Metal Z

D.

Metal Y

Megha used the ve items shown in the picture to learn more about magnets. Magnet 1

The given diagram shows the life cycle of a plant. Stage Q

Metal Z

Magnet 2

Non-magnetic material P

Non-magnetic material Q

Stage R

Wooden stand

Stage P

Stage S

Which one of the following is not a possible observation for Megha when all 4 rings are placed one on top of the other through the wooden stand?

Stage T Which of the following statements are true regarding it?

(i)

Sunlight is not needed at stage Q.

(ii)

Photosynthesis takes place only at stages R and S .

(iii) Stag e P is not affected by what happens at stage T . (iv) The seed at stage P needs air, water and warmth to reach stage Q.

48.

A.

(i) and (iv) only

B.

(ii) and (iii) only

C.

(i), (ii) and (iii) only

D.


Three metals X , Y and Z show different expansion properties when heated . The metal X expands more than Y and metal Y expands more than Z .

Siddhi has made a circuit for a re alarm in which she wants to use a bimetallic strip to cause completion of the circuit (shown in gure) so that the alarm bell can ring. 18th NSO | Class-5 | Set-2 | Level 1 |

50.

A.

B.

C.

D.

The gures P and Q represent the movement of two types of joints in our body. Select the incorrect statement about the joints represented.

( P )

A. B. C. D.

(Q)

Join t P is found between our backbone and skull Joint Q is found between the bones of our wrist and ankles. Joint P ’ s movement can be compared to the movement of a joystick on computer. All of these 7

Class 5

19th

Set A Year 2016

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

2.

3.

The given picture shows 7 dice. Find the total number of dots that are seen in this picture.

A.

21

B.

43

C.

104

D.

147

6.

In a certain code language BOARD is written as 51324 and SIDE is written as 9647. How will BASE be written in that code langu age? A.

5397

B.

5937

C.

5697

D.

5297

7.

Which of the following gures will complete the pattern in Fig. (X)?

A.

B.

C.

D.

The bus is moving towards the hotel.

Mohit celebrates Sidak’s birthday on the third day after second Saturday of March 20XX. The date on Sidak's birthday is ________ . March 20XX Sun

Mon

Tue

1

4.

Hotel

Wed Thu Fri Sat

2

3

4

5

In which direction is the bus moving?

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

A.

South

B.

South-East

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

C.

South-West

D.

East

27

28

29

30

31

8.

A.

15th March

B.

16th March

C.

9th March

D.

14th March

How many triangles will be needed to form the 10 th Figure in the given series?

9.

2

A. B.

200 29

4

12

3

20

?

9

C.

120

5

15

3

D.

180

A.

10

B.

14

Trishika and Samrath like Mercedes. Mini and Priya like Ferrari. Samrath, Trishika and Mini like Duster. Priya and Samrath like Audi. Who like exactly three cars?

C.

22

D.

24

A.

Trishika

B.

Mini

C.

Samrath

D.

Priya

1 st Figure

5.

Find the missing number, if a certain rule is followed row-wise or column-wise.

2 nd Figure

3rd Figure

Choose the letter which will complete both the given words.

A.

Z

B.

W

C.

R

D.

E

10.

Select the INCORRECT match of mirror images of the gures shown in the options. A.

–

B.

–

C.

–

D.

–

P P A

| 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-A | Level 1

SCIENCE

11.

Study the given gure of a lunar cycle.

15.

Study the given ow chart carefully.

? P

Q

Start

R

Is it natural? Yes

S

Which of the following shows the correct shape of the moon at R? A.

No

Does it come No from plants? Yes

B.

Q

P Does it come from animals ?

No

S

Yes R

C.

12.

D.

Cotton and metal are represented by the letters _______ and __________ respectively.

Which form of energy would move the given cart ?

16.

A. C.

P, Q Q, S

B. D.

Q, R R, S

Read the given paragraph with few blanks and select the option that correctly lls these blanks. Plants reproduce vegetatively by different means. Plants like ____________ reproduce with the help of leaves, _____ _______ and _____ _______ reproduce by stem and ____________ reproduces by roots. Some plants like mushrooms reproduce by ____________ .

13.

14.

A.

Mechanical energy

B.

Solar energy

C.

Electrical energy

D.

Heat energy

Sania had to prepare a list of voluntary actions of body. By mistake, she wrote some involuntary actions also in the list. Pick out the involuntary actions from the list prepared by Sania, shown below. (i)

Chewing food

(ii)

Sitting upright on a table

17.

A.

Bryophyllum, potato, turnip, ginger, spores

B.

Begonia, onion, rose, sweet potato, seeds

C.

Bryophyllum, rose, potato, turnip, spores

D.

Begonia, potato, onion, sugarcane, seeds

Ritu wrote down the steps of agricultural process as shown here. Ploughing → Manuring → Irrigation → Sowing Pesticide spray → Harvesting

→

(iii) Digestion of food

Refer to these steps and select the correct option regarding them.

(iv) Beating of heart

A.

Irrigation can never be done before sowing.

(v)

B.

Pesticide spray is done only after harvesting.

(vi) Dancing

C.

Sowing should be followed by ploughing.

(vii) Breathing

D.

Manuring can also be done after sowing.

Singing a song

A.

(i), (iii) and (v) only

B.

(iii), (iv) and (vii) only

C.

(ii), (iii) and (vi) only

D.

(v) and (vii) only

Fossil fuels form over a long period of time when heat and pressure are applied to ___________ . A.

Nitrogen mixed in the water

B.

Organisms buried in the ground

C.

Carbon ltered through limestone

D.

All of these

19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-A | Level 1 |

18.

Which of the following migrating animals dies after reaching the place of its birth?

A.

B.

C.

D.

3

19.

Which among the following animals shows adaptation different from the other three?

A.

24.

B. Stone sh Chameleon

25.

A burning candle was put in a glass jar containing a gas X and opening of glass jar was sealed with lid. The candle ame put off. The gas X could be ________. A.

Nitrogen

B.

Oxygen

C.

Carbon dioxide

D.

Both A and C

A list of various actions is given below. (i) (ii)

Terrace farming Deforestation

(iii) Making dams C.

D.

(iv) Setting up new residential areas (v)

Stick insect Leaf insect

20.

21.

22.

23.

Three friends Mayank, Siddharth and Satish share a room. For last few months, Mayank and Siddharth are suffering from different diseases. Mayank has anaemia while Siddharth has diabetes. Now, from few days Satish is also feeling feverish. What could be the reaso n for this? A.

Satish is ill as he has contracted the disease from Mayank.

B.

Satish is ill as he has contracted the disease from Siddharth.

C.

Satish is ill due to some other cause.

D.

Either A or B

(vi) Coal mining Which of these actions do not lead to global warming?

26.

A.

(i) and (ii) only

B.

(i) only

C.

(ii), (iii), (iv) and (vi) only

D.

(iii), (iv) and (v) only

The number of pins attracted by four magnets P, Q, R and S of different shapes but equ al weight is shown in the table. Which of these magnets can most probably be horse shoe shaped? Magnet

No. of pins attracted

P Q R S

A break in continuity of a bone is called fracture. Select the incorrect option regarding it. A. C.

10 8 2 30

P Q

B. D.

R S

A.

As a rst aid, one must ensure that the part fractured should not move.

B.

Simple fractures can heal naturally if not disturbed.

A.

It has light of its own

C.

A fractured bone cannot be repaire d without medicines.

B.

Its orbit is more elliptical

C.

It does not orbit around a host star

D.

Fractures occur due to high force, impact or trauma.

D.

It is oval in shape

27.

28.

A comet is different from a planet because _________ .

A.

Valley

B.

Plateau

Ruhi lled a syringe with matter X and sealed its opening. When she tried to push the plunger, she can push it down without much effort.

C.

Delta

D.

Estuary

X can be ______________ .

A lowland between two hills is called _________ .

__________ is an example of second class lever.

A.

C.

4

Volcanic eruption

B.

D.

29.

A.

Water

B.

Oil

C.

Clay

D.

Gas

P changes into Q state without involving an intermediate R stage. This process is called S. If P is naphthalene ball, then what can be Q, R and S resp ectiv ely? A.

Liquid, solid, evaporation

B.

Gaseous, liquid, melting

C.

Solid, liquid, condensation

D.

Gaseous, liquid, sublimation | 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-A | Level 1

30.

31.

Select the object that works on the same type of energy conversion as an electric iron? A.

B.

C.

D.

36.

Caravan

Study the given graph carefully. Which pond contains water that is most likely not polluted? hs

Pond P if f o r e b

Pond Q

Pond S m u N

37.

Pond R 1

2

3 4 Week

5

6

A.

Pond P

B.

Pond Q

C.

Pond R

D.

Pond S

32.

In our everyday life, we use pulley as in _______ .

A.

Egg beater

B.

Elevator

C.

Door knob

D.

Door hinges

33.

34.

35.

Study the given ow chart. Which out of d, e, f, g or h best represents caravan and igloo respectively?

A.

e

f

B.

f

h

C.

f

e

D.

g

h

Refer to the given gure of different blood vessels. The arrows show the direction of the ow of blood. Which one of the following correctly describes blood X and blood Y?

The given gure shows a leaf on which iodine test has been performed. It indicates that the part Y poss ibly did not have

A.

Chlorophyll

B.

Carbon dioxide

C.

Sunlight

D.

Any or all of these

A.

Grass → Grasshopper

B.

Seeds

C.

Plant → Frog → Snake → Peacock

D.

Grains

→

Eagle

→

→

Blood X

38.

Which of the following food chains can exist in nature? →

Frog → Snake → Beetle

Sparrow

→

Owl →

Blood Y

A.

Rich in oxygen and nutrients

Rich in carbon dioxide and waste materials

B.



C.


Ri ch in ox yg en an d nutrients

D.



Three pupils were discussing an environmental issue as given below. The statement given by pupil, P 3 is missing. P1

: Excessive smoke increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the air.

P2

: This carbon dioxide does not let heat escape from the earth.

P3

: _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __

Caterpillar

Sparrow → Eagle

Igloo

Starting from the rst letter strike out every alternate letter and select the option that gives the method of food preservation in which food item is mixed with excess of oil and salt.

Which of these statements could be the statement of pupil, P 3?

A.

AF S RQ E QE QZTI LN M G

A.

This causes an increase in earth's temperature.

B.

J O P I T L U I V N S G O

B.

This causes global warming.

C.

R P O I Z C N K M L Q I R N S G V

C.

This causes acid rain.

D.

T D O R A Y B I E N F G J

D.

Either A or B


5

39.

Refer to the given conversation between two friends.

42.

Ravi : Hi Jaya! Hope you are well! The sun is shining bright here and I am sweating very badly. How is the weather at your place? Jaya

: I am surviving only with the help of icecreams and cold drinks.

What can be most likely guessed about the clothes of these two friends? 43.

A.

C.

40.

Jaya –

B.

Jaya –

D.

Refer to the given flow chart and select the option that identies any one of P, Q and R. A.

P - Erupting volcano

B.

R - Extinct volcano

C.

Q - Dormant volcano

D.

None of these

Study the given Venn diagram.

Ravi –

Which letters in the Venn diagram represent solid, liquid and gas?

Ravi –

Solid

Refer to the given gure. 44.

Liquid

A. B.

T P

V V

S R

C.

Q

S

U

D.

P

T

R

10 gms of three food components were taken and mixed with digestive juice from organ X under suitable conditions. The change in the amount of these food components after some time is shown here. The organ X can be ________. Food component

Select the option that correctly identies P, Q, R and S. P

A. B. C. D.

41.

6

Gas

Amount after some time

Starch

4 gms

Egg protein

10 gms

Mustard Oil

10 gms

Q

R

S

A.

Oesophagus

B.

Mouth

Support

Tungsten

Glass

C.

Stomach

D.

Small intestine

wires

lament

mount

Tungsten

Support

Glass

lament

wires

cover

Glass

Support

Screw

Glass

mount

wires

thread

cover

Glass

Screw

Support

Glass

cover

thread

wires

mount

Inert gas Inert gas

Select the incorrect (i) Chalk (ii) The Red Fort (iii) Silver (iv) Petroleum (v) Granite

match among the following. - Limestone - Sandstone - Metallic mineral - Non-metallic mineral - Metamorphic rock

A.

(i) and (iv) only

B.

(v) only

C.

(iii), (iv) and (v) only

D.

(ii) only

45.

Identify the parts labelled as P, Q, R and S in the gure shown below and select the correct option.

P

Q

R

S

A.

Cerebrum

Medulla

Skull

Cerebellum

B.

Skull

Cerebrum

Cerebellum

Medulla

C. D.

Medulla Cerebellum

Cerebellum Skull

Cerebrum Medulla

Skull Cerebrum

| 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-A | Level 1

ACHIEVERS SECTION

46.

The amount of carbon dioxide in the air in an area was seen to change over a period of time as shown in the graph here. C.

Select the most suitable option regarding this. A. A factory has been establis hed in that area at time S. B. Deforestation has been done in that area at time Q. C. A new forest has been established there at point P. D. Large number of vehicles run by fossil fuels have been introduced in that area at point R. 47.

D.

49.

Study the table given below describing the characteristics of four animals W, X, Y and Z. Description

Refer to the given ow chart. Which out of P, Q, R and S represent iron and petroleum respectively?

Young one resembles the adult one Has three stages in its life cycle

W

X

Y

Z

























Young one goes through a process called moulting A. C. 48.

R and S Q and S

B. D.

P and Q P and R

Manya set up an experiment as shown here (plastic balls of equal size and weight). Which graph is correct regarding this setup?

Which of the following is likely to be a beetle?

50.

A.

W

B.

X

C.

Y

D.

Z

Refer to the given ow chart and select the option that correctly identies P, Q, R and S.

e cr of l a n

A. iot at i v ar G

P

Q

R

S

T

P

B.


Q

R

S

A.

Beriberi Anaemia

Rickets Malaria

B.

Cholera Dengue

Scurvy

C.

Typhoid Anaemia

Malaria Chikungunya

D.

Asthma

Dengue Cholera

Scurvy

Polio

7

Class 5 th

19

Set B Year 2016

LOGICAL REASONING

1.

5.

Select the odd one out.

A.

B.

C.

D.

6. 2.

Select a gure from the options which is exactly embedded in the given Fig. (X).

7.

A.

18

C.

Either 18 or 19

th

th

B.

19

D.

20

th th

How many meaningful three letter words can be form ed with the letters ACR using each letter only once in each word? A.

None

B.

One

C.

Two

D.

Three

Select the Venn diagram from the options which best depicts the relationship amongst ‘Girls, Athletes, Singers’. A.

B.

C.

D.

D.

Select the CORRECT match.

Figures

Figures after 90° clockwise rotation

8. A.

If ‘Clock’ is called ‘Television’, ‘Television’ is called ‘Radio’, ‘Radio’ is called ‘Oven’, ‘Oven’ is called ‘Grinder’ and ‘Grinder’ is called ‘Iron’, then in what will a lady bake a cake?

B.

A. C. 9.

C.

D.

4.

th

A.

B.

C.

3.

Mohit remembers that his niece Trishu had certainly th been in Pune for one day after 16 February but before st 21 February. While Mohit’s mother remembers that th Trishu had certainly visited Pune before 20 February th but after 17 February. If both of them are correct, then on which day in February had Trishu visited Pune?

Find the correct mirror image of Fig. (X), if the mirror is placed vertically to the left. 10.

Radio Grinder

B. D.

Oven Iron

Find P + Q + R + S, so that the sum of all the numbers along each line is 15. A.

28

B.

27

C.

24

D.

23

If

and

KING

,

Fig. (X) then A.

B. G N I K

=

A. B. KING

C.

D. KING

2

C. D.

| 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-B | Level 1

SCIENCE

11.

Which of the following figures shows the correct pos iti ons of the giv en cel estial bod ies in the solar system?

(i)

Change in shape of water

(ii)

Decrease in mass of water

(iii) Change in level of water

A.

(iv) Decrease in volume of water

15.

B.

A.

(i) only

B.

(iii) only

C.

(i) and (iii) only

D.


A cup of water was heated for 8 minutes. The given thermometers show the temperature readings during different times of heating.

C.

D.

What could be the temperature when it was heated for 3 minutes? 12.

13.

The breaking news ashed on the television is shown here. The calamity being talked about here is A.

Avalanche

B.

Landslide

C.

Earthquake

D.

Famine.

A collapse of huge mass of rocks was observed on a cliff in Darjeeling after rains, no casualties.

16.

A.

27

B.

28

C.

29

D.

30

A pollution monitoring agency plotted the change in amount of X on the earth over time as shown here.

X f o t

The relationship between crop products of two different seasons is shown here. n u o m A

Peanut : Potato Which of the following options also satises the same relationship?

14.

A.

Beans: Wheat

B.

Wheat: Legumes

C.

Maize: Rice

D.

Rice: Wheat

The given figure shows two containers, X and Y of different shapes. Farheen lled container X with 100 mL of water. She then poured all the water from container X to container Y. Which of the following changes did she observe in container Y?

19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-B | Level 1 |

Time

Select the most suitable option regarding the graph. A.

If X is UV rays reaching the earth, then it indicates acid rain.

B.

If X is carbon dioxide content in the air, then it indicates increased global warming.

C.

If X is ozone content in the atmosphere, then it indicates ozone layer depletion.

D.

None of these 3

17.

18.

19.

Identify the group that contains one example each of the three types of rocks and select the correct option. A.

Granite, Pumice, Slate

B.

Obsidian, Sandstone, Marble

C.

Limestone, Conglomerate, Quartzite

D.

Slate, Gneiss, Chalk

22.

The oating ribs are not attached to the ____________ but only to the _____ _____ __ . A.

Breastbone, backbone

B.

Backbone, breastbone

C.

Backbone, ribcage

D.

Ribcage, breastbone

23.

The order of the expansion of three metals X, Y and Z is X = Y > Z.

A. B. C. D.

X (i) (ii) (iii) (i)

Y (iii) (i) (ii) (ii)

The organism shown here migrates A.

To reproduce

B.

To escape harsh weather

C.

In search of food

D.

In search of shelter.

C.

20.

X Y

B.

X Z

D.

Plunger

Z Y

P Q

Z Y

Which of the following would most likely be P and Q?

The given gure shows a lunar eclipse. In case of a solar eclipse, the positions of _______ and _______ should be interchanged.

P

24.

21.

Salmon

Two substances, P and Q, were used to ll a syringe. The plunger was then pushed in as shown in the diagram.

Then, which of the following would be observed if bimet allic strips made of any two of these metal s are heated? A.

Z (ii) (iii) (i) (iii)

A.

P, Q

B.

Q, R

C.

R, P

D.

Any of these

Match the labelled parts X, Y and Z in the given gure with the statements given below and select the correct option.

Q

A.

Oil

Salt

B.

Rice

Oxygen

C.

Air

Water

D.

Flour

Water vapour

Take a glass and fill it with water upto the brim. Make sure there are no air bubbles. Take a thick, stiff piece of cardboard and place it over the glass. Hold the glass with one hand and place your other hand over the cardboard and quickly turn the glass upside down. Now, slowly remove your hand from the cardboard. What will happen in the given activity if a fast air is blown below the cardb oard?

(i) (ii)

Controls breathing, heartbeat, swallowing, vomiting and coughing. It allows us to accurately follow directions on a map.

(iii) Alcohol affects this part the most. 4

A.

The cardboard will fall off.

B.

The cardboard will be harder to remove from the glass.

C.

The cardboard will bend into the glass.

D.

None of these | 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-B | Level 1

25.

26.

A pulley is a simple machine that makes our work easier by making the direction of force applied to be in the opposite direction of the force that A.

Opposes the motion of an object by acting between the surface and the object

B.

Pulls any object towards earth’s core

C.

Is exerted by magnet on an iron material

D.

Produces current in circuits.

When the iodine test is performed on the leaf of a well-watered croton plant put in an airy and well lit place, the leaf shows patches of blue-black and colourless areas.

29.

Croton is a desert plant where only stem performs photosynthesis

B.

Croton plant cannot make its food in presence of direct light

C. D. 27.

30.

Rohit prepared two mixtures as given below: Identify the separation X methods that can be used Y to obtain the components of mixtures X and Y separately.

: :

Salt + Water Sand + Water

A.

Y Sedimentation and decantation

Croton leaves are patterned and have chlorophyll in some areas only

B.

Distillation

Churning

C.

Filtration

Distillation

The experiment has not been done carefully

D.

Distillation

Filtration

Match column I with column II and select the correct option from the given codes.

31.

Column II

a.

Vitamins

(i)

Keep body warm

b.

Roughage

(ii)

Formation of bones

c.

Minerals

(iii) Fight diseases

d.

Proteins

(iv) Build muscles

e.

Fats

(v)

A.

a-(i), b-(ii), c-(iv), d-(v), e-(iii)

B.

a-(ii), b-(i), c-(v), d-(iv), e-(iii)

C.

a-(iii), b-(v), c-(ii), d-(iv), e-(i)

D.

a-(iv), b-(ii), c-(i), d-(iii), e-(v)

Helps in removal of faeces 32.

QR Cooling Heating Cooling Boiling


RS Heating Cooling Boiling Cooling

Group 2

D iab ete s Allergy

Tub er cul os is X

Anaemia

Measles

A.

Rickets

B.

Typhoid

C.

Asthma

D.

Scurvy

The given box lists some animals. Which two of them have same respiratory organs? (i)

Tadpole

(ii)

Shark

(iii)

Frog

(iv)

Dolphin

(v)

Grasshopper (vi)

(vii)

Mosquito

A. C. 33.

PQ Boiling Boiling Heating Heating

The given table classies diseases into two groups on the basis of some similarity. Select the disease that can be placed at X. Group 1

An experiment was carried out with water by a group of pupils and the given graph was plotted to show their results. What processes are taking place between PQ, QR and RS?

A. B. C. D.

Y Rat Rabbit Crocodile Salmon

X Filtration

Column I

28.

X Frog Snake Lizard Pigeon

A. B. C. D.

This is so because ___________ . A.

X is an animal that lays eggs and takes care of its eggs and hatched young ones till they become able to survive on their own. Y is an animal that lays eggs and leaves them on their own. Now, select the option that correctly identifies X and Y.

(i) and (iii) only (ii) and (iv) only

Lizard

(viii) Salmon B. D.

(v) and (vii) only (vi) and (viii) only

Which ramp setup will require the highest amount of force for the skater to move up on it?

A.

B.

C.

D.

5

34.

35.

36.

37.

The couple shown here belongs to the state which is located in _________ India. A.

Eastern

B.

Northern

C.

Western

D.

Southern

38.

Which of the following is most likely to be the mass of object d?

A cooking method which does not involve use of oil is ___________ . A.

Frying nuggets

B.

Steaming rice

C.

Boiling eggs

D.

Both B and C

A. C. 39.

Select an option that correctly compares the features of natural and synthetic bres. Natural fbres

Synthetic fbres

A.

Waterproof

Non-waterproof

B.

Wrinkle free

Wrinkle prone

C.

Quick drying

Slow drying

D.

None of these

Five objects a, b, c, d and e, of the same volume but different masses, are put into a tank of water as shown here.

41.

48 g 80 g

Door hinges Pestle in a mortar

B. D.

Joystick None of these

X reproduces with the help of tiny structures called spores. It gets its food from decaying matter. It is a/an __________. A. C.

Neetu set-up an experiment as shown here.

B. D.

The movement of the joint present between our thigh bone and shi n bone can be compar ed to the movement of ___________ . A. C.

40.

35 g 64 g

Fern Mango

B. D.

Mushroom Alga

Study the given table. Plant

Herbivores Carnivores Omnivores

K

N and P

L and M

Q and R

Which of the following food webs correctly shows the food relationships of some organisms in the table above? K

P L

A.

What will be the level of mercury in thermometers placed in beakers X and Y after 30 minutes? X

L

R

K

L

C.

Y

42.

Q

M

D. M

A.

K

B.

N

Q

K

M

R

Ajay lled a bottle upto the rim with water, and placed it in the freezer. What he saw after a few hours is shown in the gure given here. What does it show?

B.

C.

D. 6

None of these

A. B. C. D.

Freezing decreases mass of water. Freezing compresses water. Freezing increases volume of water. Freezing increases mass of water. | 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-B | Level 1

43.

44.

In case of heat stroke, what should be done immediately? A.

Cover the patient with any cloth, preferably with woollen cloth.

B.

Give the patient a solution of salt, sugar and lime or preferably juice of an unripe mango.

C.

Make the patient lie down in a sunny place.

D.

Give hot tea or coffee to the patient.

45.

A.

(i), (ii) and (iii) only B.

(i), (ii) and (iv) only

C.

(i), (iii) and (iv) only D.

(ii), (iii) and (iv) only

Study the given diagram. What can the bus-driver do to reduce the pollution caused by his bus?

Which of the following events will result in a decrease in the population of butteries? (i)

Increase in the population of birds

(ii)

Increase in the supply of plant fertilisers

A.

Send the bus for servicing more regularly

(iii) Reduction in the number of owering plants

B.

Tie a plastic bag around the exhaust pipe

(iv) Increased use of insecticides by man in gardens and green belts

C.

Use a bigger exhaust pipe

D.

Put a silencer at the exhaust pipe

ACHIEVERS SECTION

46.

Refer to the given diagrams 'L', 'M' and 'N' showing three states of matter. S

A.

The release of Q is always very violent and it comes out with an explosion.

B.

Q

The intense pressure inside the earth pushes P towards the surface of the earth and generally P cools just below the earth’s surface and then

hardens to form igneous rocks. M

L

N

P

C.

Release of Q from R causes global warming.

D.

Both B and C

R

The arrows P, Q, R and S represent processes involved in the interchange of states of matter. Identify P, Q, R and S.

P

47.

Q

R

S

A.

Freezing

Melting

B.

Evaporation

Condensation Melting

C.

Condensation Evaporation

Heating

D.

Evaporation

Sublimation Condensation

Freezing

48.

A wooden rod is attached to a wooden disc to form a support structure as shown in gure P and then three metal rings X, Y and Z are placed above the wooden disc as shown in gure Q.

Evaporation Condensation Freezing Freezing

Read the given passage. Deep inside the earth, there is hot molten rock called P which comes up and collects in a chamber. When the pressure in the chamber builds up, P nds a release through an opening or a crack in the crust of the Earth, called volcano. When P erupts through volcano, it is called Q. The eruption contains gases, pieces of rocks and Q that comes out from R , an outlet in the earth’s surface. Q and ash that are thrown out, collect and after repeated eruptions, form a mountain on cooling down. The hollow top of this mountainous volcano is shaped like a bowl, called S . Select the correct option regarding it.


Which of the following conditions can be true regarding the given setup? A.

Rings X and Y are both magnets with their opposite poles facing each other.

B.

Both Y and Z are magnets while X is a magnetic material.

C.

Rings Y and Z are both magnets with their similar poles facing each other.

D.

All of these 7

49.

Study the given ow chart.

month as he went out of the city. The wind blew in the same direction for the whole month. P Q R

Wind direction

S

Which of the following options correctly identies the examples that belong to X, Y and Z? X

50.

Y

When he returned, this is what he saw:

Z

P Q R

A.

Book

Air

Blood

B.

Water

Electricity

Oxygen

C.

Nitrogen

Syrup

Vase

D.

Stapler

Cheese

Milk

S

Mr. Bhatt ploughed a eld and killed all the weeds. He left plants P, Q, R and S growing on one side of the eld and then left the eld untouched for one

Which one of the plants P, Q, R and S is likely to have its seeds dispersed by wind? A.

P

B.

Q

C.

R

D.

S


8

| 19th NSO | Class-5 | Set-B | Level 1

ANSWER KEYS 15th NSO SET A 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(D) (C) (D) (C) (C)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(C) (C) (A) (C) (D)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(C) (B) (C) (A) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(D) (C) (B) (C) (D)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

6.

(A) (C) (B) (D) (C)

16. 26. 36. 46.

(B) (C) (C) (B) (C)

7.

(B) (C) (B) (A) (B)

7.

(A) (C) (C) (A) (A)

7.

(A) (A) (D) (D) (B)

7.

17. 27. 37. 47.

(B) (D) (B) (B) (C)

8.

(A) (D) (A) (D) (A)

8.

(A) (B) (C) (D) (C)

8.

(C) (A) (A) (A) (B)

8.

(A) (B) (C) (A) (D)

8.

(A) (C) (B) (D) (C)

8.

(D) (A) (B) (B) (B)

8.

(B) (C) (D) (C) (A)

8.

18. 28. 38. 48.

(C) (D) (B) (A) (A)

9.

(B) (B) (B) (C) (B)

9.

(B) (C) (B) (B) (B)

9.

(C) (B) (C) (D) (B)

9.

19. 29. 39. 49.

(B) (B) (A) (C) (C)

10.

(D) (C) (A) (B) (A)

10.

(A) (A) (C) (A) (C)

10.

(B) (B) (A) (A) (A)

10.

(C) (B) (C) (B) (C)

10.

(C) (B) (D) (C) (B)

10.

(C) (A) (D) (A) (B)

10.

(A) (D) (D) (D) (A)

10.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(B) (B) (B) (C) (B)

SET B 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(D) (D) (C) (D) (C)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(D) (A) (B) (D) (B)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(B) (A) (D) (B) (D)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(D) (D) (D) (A) (D)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

(B) (A) (C) (C) (C)

6. 16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(C) (B) (C) (B) (C)

16th NSO SET A 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(D) (D) (B) (B) (A)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(A) (D) (A) (D) (B)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(C) (A) (B) (B) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(C) (D) (D) (A) (B)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

(A) (D) (C) (D) (A)

6. 16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(C) (B) (B) (B) (D)

SET B 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(A) (B) (C) (D) (C)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(B) (B) (C) (D) (D)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(A) (D) (D) (A) (C)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(B) (B) (A) (D) (B)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

(B, C) (B) (C) (C) (D)

6. 16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(D) (C) (B) (D) (B)

17th NSO SET A 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(C) (B) (B) (B) (D)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(B) (C) (C) (D) (B)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(C) (D) (B) (C) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(A) (B) (C) (B) (C)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

6.

(B) (C) (C) (B) (B)

16. 26. 36. 46.

(A) (B) (B) (B) (B)

7.

(D) (A) (A) (B) (A)

7.

(C) (D) (A) (C) (D)

7.

(D) (D) (C) (A) (D)

7.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

(B) (D) (C) (B) (B)

9.

(B) (C) (D) (B) (C)

9.

(A) (B) (B) (D) (A)

9.

(C) (B) (C) (C) (B)

9.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(B) (A) (C) (B) (D)

SET B 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(A) (C) (D) (A) (C)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(A) (C) (D) (D) (B)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(B) (D) (A) (B) (A)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(D) (C) (C) (B) (B)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

6.

(B) (D) (A) (A) (C)

16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(C) (A) (D) (C) (C)

18th NSO SET 1 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(D) (B) (C) (B) (B)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(B) (B) (D) (C) (D)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(A) (B) (A) (B) (A)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(D) (C) (B) (B) (C)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

6.

(D) (D) (B) (D) (C)

16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(D) (D) (D) (D) (B)

SET 2 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

(D) (C) (B) (D) (A)

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

(B) (D) (C) (D) (D)

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

(D) (A) (B) (C) (B)

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

(B) (C) (A) (D) (B)

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

(A) (C) (D) (B) (B)

6. 16. 26. 36. 46.

17. 27. 37. 47.

18. 28. 38. 48.

19. 29. 39. 49.

20. 30. 40. 50.

(A) (D) (C) (B) (C)

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