Smartindia Classroom
CONTENTS
English
General Knowledge
IT
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Back to home
Start Practice
Question-1
Nithin wants to measure the length of his science textbook using a meter scale, what is the possible unit of measurement?
(A)
Kilometer
(B)
Centimeter
(C)
Cubit
(D)
Cubic centimeters
Question-2
How many meters are there in 5½ km?
(A)
5500m
(B)
5555m
(C)
5000m
(D)
5120m
Question-3
The body temperature of a normal person is:
(A)
96
o
F
(B)
98.6
o
F
(C)
96.8
o
F
(D)
100.4
o
F
Question-4
A tailor uses ________ to measure the clothes.
(A)
Measuring tape
(B)
Measuring cylinder
(C)
Clinical thermometer
(D)
Weighing machine
Question-5
John has two containers with the same volume of two liquids, one has water , while the other contains a salt solution. How can he find out the difference without testing them?
(A)
Filter both of them and find the residue
(B)
Boil both of them till no liquid is left
(C)
Smell both of them
(D)
Compare the temperature of the liquids
Question-6
Which one of the following is the largest volume?
(A)
2000 cm
3
(B)
20 cm
3
(C)
20 ml
(D)
20 l
Question-7
Which one of the following arrangement of units of distance are in the exact increasing order?
(A)
Millimeter → Centimeter → Meter → Kilometer
(B)
Millimeter → Meter → Centimeter → Kilometer
(C)
Meter → Kilometer → Millimeter → Centimeter
(D)
Meter → Millimeter → Kilometer → Centimeter
Question-8
One hour = __________ seconds.
(A)
60
(B)
100
(C)
1000
(D)
3600
Question-9
One day has
(A)
10 hours
(B)
12 hours
(C)
100 hours
(D)
24 hours
Question-10
Which one of the following is used to measure temperature?
(A)
Measuring jar
(B)
Scale
(C)
Thermometer
(D)
Stop watch
Your Score 0/10
Click
here
to see your answersheet and detailed track records.
Std 5
ICSE/ISC
Practice in Related Chapters
Volcanoes, Earth Quakes and Tidal Waves
Plants - Increasing the Numbers
Food and Health
Safety and First Aid
Solids,Liquids and Gases
Soil Erosion and Conservation
Rocks and Minerals
Animals,Habitat and Adaptation
Our Skeletal System
Our Nervous System
Our Life Supports
Natural Disasters
Houses All Around
Changes in our Environment
Our Environment
Light and Shadows
Earth, Sun, Moon
Force and Energy
Air and Water
Measurement
Bones and Muscles
Growing Plants
Powered By
