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Q1. Which of the following is a uniform mixture?
(a) Sprout salad
(b) Sand and water
(c) Stainless steel
(d) Poha
Q2. What happens when lime water is exposed to air?
(a) It turns green
(b) It becomes milky
(c) It evaporates
(d) It remains unchanged
Q3. Which substance is an element?
(a) Water
(b) Sodium chloride
(c) Sulfur
(d) Iron sulfide
Q4. Why can’t water be separated into hydrogen and oxygen by physical methods?
(a) It is a uniform mixture
(b) It is a compound
(c) It is an element
(d) It is a non-uniform mixture
Q5. Which mixture can be separated using a magnet?
(a) Sugar and water
(b) Iron filings and sulfur
(c) Air
(d) Seawater
Q1. A _________ consists of two or more substances that retain their individual properties.
Q2. Air is a _________ mixture of gases like nitrogen and oxygen.
Q3. A pure substance made of one type of atom is called an _________.
Q4. Water is a _________ made of hydrogen and oxygen in a fixed ratio.
Q5. _________ in air reacts with lime water to form calcium carbonate.
Q6. Bronze is an _________ of copper and tin.
Q7. _________ particles in air are considered pollutants, not part of its natural composition.
Q8. Heating sugar produces _________ and water droplets.
Q9. Iron sulfide is a _________ formed by heating iron and sulfur.
Q10. _________ is used to make buildings and vehicles due to its strength and light weight.
Q1. Why is poha a non-uniform mixture?
Q2. What gases are produced when electricity is passed through water?
Q3. How is a compound different from its elements?
Q4. Name one use of the compound sodium chloride in daily life.
Q5. Why are native minerals considered elements?
Q1. How can you confirm the presence of carbon dioxide in air?
Q2. Why is stainless steel stronger than pure iron?
Q3. What happens when iron and sulfur are heated together, and how does it differ from their mixture?
Q4. Why is sugar considered a compound and not an element?
Q5. How are elements like aluminium and compounds like water used in daily life?
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