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15 Air Around Us MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. Which of the following statements is incorrect? All living things require air to breathe. We can feel air but we cannot see it. Moving air makes it possible to fly a kite. Air is present everywhere but not in soil. 2. Wind does not help in the movement of which of the following? Firki Weather cock Ceiling fan Sailing yacht 3. What is not true about air? It makes the windmill rotate. It helps in the movements of aeroplanes. Birds can fly due to presence of air. It has no role in water cycle. 4. Mountaineers carry oxygen cylinders with them because there is no oxygen on high mountains. there is deficiency of oxygen on mountains at high altitude. oxygen is used for cooking. oxygen keeps them warm at low temperature.

90 EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS 5. Boojho took an empty plastic bottle, turned it upside down and dipped its open mouth into a bucket filled with water. He then tilted the bottle slightly and made the following observations. (i) (ii) (iii) Bubbles of air came out from the bottle. Some water entered the bottle. Nitrogen gas came out in the form of bubbles and oxygen got dissolved in water. (iv) No bubbles formed, only water entered the bottle. Which observations is/are correct? (i) and (ii) (iii) and (iv) (iv) only (i) only 6. Which of the following components of air is present in the largest amount in the atmosphere? Nitrogen Oxygen Water vapour Carbon dioxide 7. The components of air which are harmful to living beings are nitrogen and carbon dioxide. dust and water vapour. dust and smoke. smoke and water vapour. 8. Usha took a lump of dry soil in a glass and added water to it till it was completely immersed. She observed bubbles coming out. The bubbles contain water vapour only oxygen gas air none of these

AIR AROUND US 91 VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS 9. State whether the following statements are true or false. If false, correct them. Plants consume oxygen for respiration. Plants produce oxygen during the process of making their own food. Air helps in the movements of sailing yachts and glider but plays no role in the flight of birds and aeroplanes. Air does not occupy any space. 10. In a number of musical instruments, air plays an important role. Can you name some such instruments? 11. In the boxes of Column I the letters of some words got jumbled. Arrange them in proper form in the boxes given in Column II Column I Column II 12. Make sentences using the given set of words. 99%, oxygen, nitrogen, air, together Respiration, dissolved, animals, air, aquatic Air, wind, motion, called

EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS 92 SHORT A NSWER QUESTIONS 13. A list of words is given in a box. Use appropriate words to fill up the blanks in the following statements Air, oxygen, wind, water vapour, mixture, combination, direction, road, bottles, cylinders. Air is a of some gases. A weather cock shows the in which the air is moving at that place. Mountaineers carry oxygen with them, while climbing high mountains. o be NC re ER pu T bl is h ed The makes the windmill rotate. Observe the picture given in Fig. 15.1 carefully and answer the following questions. no tt 14. Fig. 15.1 What is covering the nose and mouth of the police man? Why is he putting a cover on his nose? Can you comment on air quality of the place shown in the Fig.15.1?

AIR AROUND US 93 15. Garima observed that when she left her tightly capped bottle full of water in the open sunlight, tiny bubbles were formed all around inside the bottle. Help Garima to know why it so happened? 16. Match the items of Column I with the items of Column II LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS 17. Explain the following observations very briefly A firki does not rotate in a closed area. The arrow of weather cock points towards a particular direction at a particular moment. An empty glass in fact is not empty. Breathing through mouth may harm you. 18. Write just a few sentences for an imaginary situation if any of the following gases disappear from the atmosphere oxygen nitrogen carbon dioxide

94 EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS 19. Paheli kept some water in a beaker for heating. She observed that tiny bubbles appeared before the water started to boil. She boiled the water for about 5 minutes and filled it in a bottle up to the brim and kept the bottle air tight till it cooled down to room temperature. Why did the tiny bubbles appeared? Do you think tiny bubbles will appear on heating the water taken out from the bottle? Justify your answer. 20. On a Sunday morning Paheli s friend visited her home. She wanted to see some flowering plants in the nearby garden. Both of them went to the garden. While returning from the garden they also observed some flowering plants on the road side. But to their surprise they found that the leaves and flowers of these roadside plants were comparatively very dull. Can you help them to know why?