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The motion of a car moving on a straight road is an example of linear motion.

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Important Questions on Measurement of Length and Motion

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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 4
Any object which is changing its position with respect to a reference point with time is said to be in motion.
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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 5
1 km = 100 cm
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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 6
Which of the following is not a standard unit of measuring length?
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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 7
Suppose the distance between your school and home is 1.5 km. Express it in metres.
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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 8
Give two examples each for linear, circular and oscillatory motion.
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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 9

Observe different objects around you. It is easier to express the lengths of some objects in mm, some in cm and some in m. Make a list of three objects in each category and enter them in the following Table.

Size Objects
mm  
cm  
m  

 

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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 10

A rollercoaster track is made in the shape shown in figure. A ball starts from point A and escapes through point F. Identify the types of motion of the ball on the rollercoaster and corresponding portions of the track. 

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Curiosity Textbook of Science for Grade VI>Chapter 5 - Measurement of Length and Motion>Let us enhance our learning>Q 11
Tasneem wants to make a metre scale by herself. She considers the following materials for it – plywood, paper, cloth, stretchable rubber and steel. Which of these should she not use and why?