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Earn 100

Which of the following objects are lustrous and non-lustrous:

Cotton thread, Gold ring, Silver anklet, Coal, Canvas shoes, Steel plate, Glass table, Jute bag.

Important Questions on Sorting Materials into Groups

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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 1
Discuss important properties of matter on the basis of which it can be classified.
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6th CBSE
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 2
Describe an experiment to show that our palm is translucent.
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 3
What are the advantages of grouping?
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 4
Compare the properties of solid, liquid and gas.
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 5
How does a soluble material differ from an insoluble material?
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 1
Why are the handles of cooking utensils made from bakelite or wood.
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6th CBSE
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 2
How does sorting help a shopkeeper?
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Science Based on the Rationalised NCERT Content>Chapter 2 - Sorting Materials into Groups>Exercises>Q 3
You are provided with two substances A and B. Substance A sinks in water while B floats on it. What do you infer about their density?