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    CBSE Worksheet-04 Class - VI Science (Food: Where Does It Come From?)

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    CBSE Worksheet-04 Class - VI Science (Food: Where Does It Come From?)

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    CBSE Worksheet-04

    Class – VI Science (Food: Where Does It Come From?)

    1. Pulses are rich source of


    a. Proteins
    b. Carbohydrates
    c. Fats
    d. Vitamins
    2. All organisms except green plants are called as
    a. Autotrophs
    b. Heterotrophs
    c. Herbivores
    d. Carnivores
    3. Curd is formed by the action of
    a. Fungus
    b. Algae
    c. Bacteria
    d. Protozoa
    4. Snake do not have
    a. Tongue
    b. Teeth
    c. Mouth
    d. Tail
    5. Match the following
    Column A Column B
    a. Carbohydrates i. Ghee
    b. Proteins ii. Rice
    c. Fat iii. Fruits
    d. Vitamins and minerals iv. Maize
    e. Roughage v. Soybean

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    6. Select true/ false statement from the followings.
    a. Snake do not have teeth.
    b. Carnivores have blunt teeth.
    c. Man is an example of omnivores.
    d. All green plants are producers.
    e. Cuscuta is a parasitic plant.

    7. Name a plant that has two edible parts.

    8. What are main sources of food?

    9. Write the name of food following organisms eat:


    a. Cow
    b. Snake
    c. Lion
    d. Honey bee.

    10. Arrange the following organisms as Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores.


    a. Cat
    b. Cow
    c. Horse
    d. Man
    e. Tiger
    f. Dog.

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    Answer key

    1. a.
    2. a
    3. c
    4. b
    5. (a) – (ii), (b)- (v), (c) – (i), (d) – (iii), (e) – (iv).

    6. (a) T, (b) F, (c) T, (d) T , (e) T

    7. Mustard plant has two edible parts, Seed and leaves. Seed is used to obtain mustard oil
    and leaves are used as vegetable.

    8. Plant and animals are main sources of food. We get cereals, pulses, fruits and
    vegetables from plant and milk, meat, eggs etc. from animals.

    9. (a) Grass (b) Frog (c) Dear (d) nectar

    10. Carnivores – Tiger; Herbivores – Cow, horse; Omnivores – man, cat, dog.

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