Apollo International: School
Apollo International: School
Apollo International: School
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APOLLO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SHEET
AK
Name : Grade : 5
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Roll No. : ________________________ Division : Science
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CH- 14 POLLUTION
b. Water pollution
b. Breathing
1. -iv
2. -v
3. -iii
4. -ii
5. –i
1. Fossil fuels
Coal, petroleum
CNG, LPG
3. Water pollutants
Chemicals, detergents
4. Waterborne diseases
Cholera, typhoid
Headache, earache
Pollution
Pollutants
3. The addition of harmful gases, smoke, and dust particles to the air, making it
unhealthy
Air pollution
Water pollution
Soil pollution
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APOLLO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SHEET
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Name : Grade : 5
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Roll No. : ________________________ Division : Science
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1. Insoluble impurities
2. Soluble impurities
3. Waterborne diseases
3. The process by which insoluble impurities are removed by passing impure water
through a filter paper
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APOLLO INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SHEET
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Name : Grade : 5
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Roll No. : ________________________ Division : Science
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4. Areas that receive very little rainfall throughout the year and are often covered
with sand.
a. desert
b. forest
c. mountains
d. polar regions
3. Aquatic animals
2. Areas that receive very little rainfall throughout the year and are often covered
with sand.
3. Water that is not salty
SECTION A
SECTION B
Column-I Column-II
1. Proteins a. Has two cotyledon
2. Malaria b. Deficiency of vitamin c
3. Dicot seed c. Helps in growth and repair
4. Scurvy d. Caused by bacteria
5. Typhoid e. Communicable disease
C
Answer the following in one word:
Balanced diet
7. A non contact force by which each object attracts another object . Gravitational Force
8. The conditions and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread of
diseases, especially through cleanliness. Hygiene
SECTION C
SECTION D
Ans. The process of germination starts with the seed absorbing water through the tiny
opening in the seed coat. Air allows energy to be released for germination. •Warmth is
usually required by seeds to germinate. •The cotyledons provide the seedling with the
essential food needed for its growth in the initial stages. •Once all the food stored in t
he cotyledons is used up, the seedling gets its food from the soil.•The root of the plant
3. What are deficiency diseases? List any three ways in which communicable diseases
can be prevented.
Ans - Some non-communicable diseases are caused by deficiency of a particular
nutrient. These are called deficiency disease .Three ways in which communicable
diseases can be prevented are
* By isolating the infected person .The person is adviced to stay indoor and avoid
other people so the disease is not spread to others
*By keeping the surrounding clean to prevent growth of germs –carrying insects.
* By vaccination .Vaccination uses special substances called vaccines make the body
stronger to fight against diseases.
4. Differentiate between communicable and non-communicable diseases.
Ans-Communicable disease can spread from one person to another eg. Common cold
and malaria
Non communicable disease cannot spread from one person to another eg. Scurvy and
Night blindness
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SECTION A
SECTION B
Column-I Column-II
1. Proteins a. Has two cotyledon
2. Malaria b. Deficiency of vitamin c
3. Dicot seed c. Helps in growth and repair
4. Scurvy d. Caused by bacteria
5. Typhoid e. Communicable disease
C
Answer the following in one word:
SECTION C
SECTION D
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Name : Grade : 5
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Roll No. : ________________________ Division : Science
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B. Write True for the true statement and False for the false one.
5. Communicable diseases
6. Deficiency diseases
7. Sources of carbohydrates
8. Sources of fats
2. A diet that includes all nutrients required for the body in the adequate amount
3. The position of the body while sitting, standing, moving, or lying down
4. The conditions and practices that help to maintain health and prevent the spread
of diseases, especially through cleanliness
4. Disease that can be spread through direct contact with an infected person
B. Write True for the true statement and False for the false
one.
1. Anemia is caused by the deficiency of iron.
2. With exercise, rest is not important.
1. Sources of carbohydrates
2. Sources of fats
3. Food rich in vitamin E
4. Food rich in calcium
5. Food containing water
E. Name the following.
1. Overall well- being of the body
2. Nutrients that help in the growth and repair of the
body
3. Nutrients that protect our body from diseases
4. Disease that can be spread through direct contact
with an infected person
5. Non-communicable diseases caused by the
deficiency of a particular nutrient.