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1 (Std.IV --1--) P-201, MIDC Indl. Area, Saravali, Boisar ISO Certified SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION SAMPLE PAPER CLASS IV Please fill the following details immediately Name: Hall Ticket No.: 50 Questions Time Allowed : 120 Minutes Do not open this question paper until the signal is given. Please check the CLASS printed on the cover page and the inside is same when you open the booklet.

2 (Std.IV --2--) General Instructions: 1) All questions are compulsory and carry equal marks. 2) There is no negative marking. 3) There is only one correct answer hence write one choice only. 4) Please avoid cutting/overwriting etc. 5) Return the answer sheet to the invigilator at the end of the examination. 6) The question paper can be retained by the student.

3 (Std.IV --3--) GENERAL SCIENCE [40] 1) Chlorophyll is present in. a] leaves b] stem c] root d] flowers 2) The animals depend directly on plants for their food. a] carnivorous b] herbivorous c] aquatic d] omnivorous 3) Earthworms have legs. a] two b] six c] no d] four 4) In winter we use clothes to keep ourselves warm. a] cotton b] woollen c] silk d] synthetic 5) Soil can be conserved by. a] cutting trees b] flood c] planting trees d] constructing buildings 6) The chemical used to make water safe for drinking is. a] chlorine b] copper sulphate c] caustic soda d] caustic potash 7) Change of water vapour into water is called a] evaporation b] filtration c] condensation d] boiling 8) The largest planet in the solar system is. a] Jupiter b] Venus c] Mercury d] Pluto

4 (Std.IV --4--) 9) Sugar and starch are rich in. a] proteins b] carbohydrates c] minerals d] vitamins 10) Intense noise pollution can make a person. a] blind b] deaf c] dumb d] crippled 11) Which of the following is a plant fibre? a] Silk b] Wool c] Linen d] Rayon 12) The main gases present in air are. a] nitrogen and oxygen b] oxygen and carbon-dioxide c] nitrogen and carbon-dioxide d] oxygen and hydrogen 13) Vitamins and minerals are found mainly in. a] fruit and vegetables b] pulses c] oil seeds d] cereals 14) Young one of a lion is called. a] chick b] cub c] calf d] puppy 15) Which among the following is not an agricultural implement? a] Axe b] Seed-drill c] Spade d] Sickle 16) Which of the following is not soluble in water? a] Sugar b] Common salt c] Potassium permanganate d] Sand 17) Which among the following lives in groups? a] Lion b] Tiger c] Elephant d] Giraffe

5 (Std.IV --5--) 18) Which is the correct way of disposing the garbage? a] Throwing on the road b] Throwing in the courtyard of the house c] Throwing in covered pits d] Throwing in the playground 19) Which among the following lays eggs? a] Cat b] Honey bee c] Dog d] Lion 20) Which animal lives in water as well as on land? a] Fish b] Crow c] Frog d] Monkey 21) Water boils at. a] 80 0 C b] C c] 90 0 C d] C 22) is a liquid. a] Stone b] Wood c] Milk d] Glass 23) is not a medicinal plant. a]tulsi b] Neem c] Mint d] Cactus 24) A fruit falls from a tree because of force. a] gravitational b] magnetic c] muscular d] frictional 25) Loss of excess of water and salts from the body is called. a] preservation b] dehydration c] decomposition d] fermentation 26) The process of digestion begins in the. a] mouth b] small intestine c] oesophagus d] stomach

6 (Std.IV --6--) 27) To prevent breeding of mosquitoes in stagnant water, it should be sprayed with. a] coconut oil b] kerosene c] mustard oil d] salt and sugar solution 28) Chemicals used in agriculture to enhance the yield of crop are called. a]pesticides b] fertilisers c] DDT d] insecticides 29) Our skeletal system is made up of bones. a] 306 b] 216 c] 316 d] ) Germs in water get killed by. a] boiling b] decantation c] filtration d] sedimentation 31) Plants breathe through a] lungs b] air sacs c] stomata d] kidneys 32) When few drops of iodine are poured on cooked rice the colour turns into deep blue because rice contains a] minerals b] protein c] fats d] starch 33) The control centre of our body is a] heart b] kidney c] lungs d] brain 34) Day and night are caused due to the rotation of a] Moon b] Star c] Sun d] Earth

7 (Std.IV --7--) 35) Carbohydrates and fats are together called. a] body building food b] protective food c] energy giving food d] iron rich food 36) About percent of our body weight is water. a] 70 b] 80 c] 60 d] 90 37) Plants breathe in. a] carbon dioxide b] oxygen c] carbon monoxide d] nitrogen 38) Living things get energy from. a] food b] water c] air d] soil 39) The process by which plants make their food is called. a] respiration b] photosynthesis c] reproduction d] digestion 40) Oesophagus is also known as a] wind pipe b] food pipe c] larynx d] Pharynx GENERAL KNOWLEDGE [10] 41) The currency of Canada is. a] rupee b] franc c] dollar d] peso 42) 26 th January is celebrated as. a] Republic Day b] Navy Day c] Flag Day d] Martyr s Day 43) Our National Animal is a] Tiger b] Lion c] Cow d] Bull

8 (Std.IV --8--) 44) Shimla is the capital of a] Gujarat b] Assam c] Himachal Pradesh d] Andhra Pradesh 45) wrote our National Song. a] Bankim Chandra Chatterjee b] Rabindranath Tagore c] Kalidas d] Jayadev 46) Match the following A. Kapil Dev 1. Athletics B. P.T. Usha 2. Tennis C. Sania Mirza 3. Astronomer D. Kalpana Chawla 4. Cricket A B C D a) b) c) d) ) Swaraj is my birth right Who said this? a] Jawaharlal Nehru b] Mahatma Gandhi c] Bal Gangadhar Tilak d] Lal Bahadur Shastri 48) The first President of Independent India a] Dr. Rajendra Prasad b] Jawaharlal Nehru c] Indira Gandhi d] Lal Bahadur Shastri 49) Where is the Konark Temple situated? a] Ludhiana b] Patiala c] Orissa d] Lucknow 50) With which sport is the term Butterfly stroke associated? a] Swimming b] Field Hockey c] Riding d] Handball

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