Class 6 Science worksheet on Assertion-Reasoning and Case-Based MCQs
Instructions: For Assertion-Reasoning type questions, two statements are given - one labelled Assertion (A) and the other labelled Reason (R). Choose the correct option:
(a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
(b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
(c) A is true but R is false.
(d) A is false but R is true.
Assertion-Reasoning MCQs (1 to 25):
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A: Multicellular organisms work more efficiently than unicellular organisms.
R: In multicellular organisms, there is division of labour. -
A: Amoeba can change its shape.
R: It helps it to engulf its food and in locomotion. -
A: Oxygen is an end product of photosynthesis.
R: Photosynthesis helps plants to respire. -
A: Safranin is used to stain cells.
R: Safranin makes the cells look pretty. -
A: Mimosa plant dies when touched.
R: Mimosa plant is sensitive to touch. -
A: Plants are autotrophs.
R: They prepare their own food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. -
A: Blood flows only in arteries.
R: Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the rest of the body. -
A: The heart is an involuntary organ.
R: It works continuously without our control. -
A: Leaves are called the kitchen of the plant.
R: Photosynthesis takes place in leaves. -
A: Animals depend on plants for food.
R: Plants can make their own food; animals cannot. -
A: Air is a mixture of gases.
R: Air contains oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and other gases. -
A: Stomata are found in the roots.
R: Roots absorb water from the soil. -
A: Water is necessary for germination.
R: It activates enzymes that start growth in seeds. -
A: All green plants need light to grow.
R: Light is required for photosynthesis. -
A: The human skeleton protects internal organs.
R: The skull protects the brain. -
A: Bones are soft and flexible.
R: Bones are made up of cartilage only. -
A: Soil contains living organisms.
R: Earthworms and microbes live in soil. -
A: Evaporation helps in the water cycle.
R: Water vapour forms clouds. -
A: Water boils at 100°C.
R: Boiling point of water at sea level is 100°C. -
A: Shadows are formed when light passes through an object.
R: Opaque objects allow no light to pass through them. -
A: Sound cannot travel through a vacuum.
R: Sound needs a medium to travel. -
A: The moon produces its own light.
R: The moon reflects sunlight. -
A: Plants grow towards sunlight.
R: This movement is known as phototropism. -
A: Iron nails rust when exposed to water and air.
R: Rusting is a chemical change. -
A: Transparent objects do not form shadows.
R: They allow all light to pass through.
Case-Based MCQs (26 to 50):
Case 1: It has been raining for days and Rashmi notices her plants are drooping.
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Organisms that depend on the sun for their food:
a. Saprotrophs
b. Producers
c. Consumers
d. Parasites -
The pigment in leaves that helps in photosynthesis:
a. Chlorophyll
b. Mitochondria
c. Xylem
d. Phloem -
Rashmi should move the plant to a:
a. Dark room
b. Sunny spot
c. Refrigerator
d. Water tank -
Plants need sunlight to:
a. Grow flowers
b. Make food
c. Attract insects
d. Shed leaves -
The energy for photosynthesis comes from:
a. Soil
b. Sunlight
c. Moonlight
d. Water
Case 2: Ravi touches a hot utensil and quickly pulls back his hand.
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This action is called a:
a. Voluntary action
b. Reflex action
c. Habituation
d. Involuntary action -
This action is controlled by:
a. Spinal cord
b. Brain
c. Heart
d. Kidneys -
Which sense organ helped Ravi detect heat?
a. Nose
b. Eyes
c. Skin
d. Tongue -
The reaction time in a reflex is:
a. Slow
b. Fast
c. Delayed
d. Not needed -
Reflex actions help in:
a. Movement
b. Growth
c. Safety
d. Digestion
Case 3: A group of students observe different shadows formed at different times of the day.
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Shadows are longest during:
a. Noon
b. Morning and evening
c. Midnight
d. Afternoon -
The shape of a shadow depends on the:
a. Colour of the object
b. Position of the object
c. Sound of the object
d. Smell of the object -
A transparent object forms:
a. A clear shadow
b. No shadow
c. A dark shadow
d. A thick shadow -
The sun appears to change position because of:
a. Earth’s rotation
b. Sun’s movement
c. Moon’s orbit
d. Wind direction -
Shadows always form on the:
a. Opposite side of light
b. Same side as light
c. Above the object
d. None of these
Case 4: Riya places a magnet near iron nails and notices some are attracted.
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The property observed is:
a. Magnetism
b. Reflection
c. Absorption
d. Refraction -
Magnets attract:
a. Plastic
b. Wood
c. Iron
d. Glass -
The ends of a magnet are called:
a. Poles
b. Tips
c. Sides
d. Corners -
When two north poles are brought together:
a. Attract
b. Repel
c. Break
d. Join -
Magnets are used in:
a. Pens
b. Switches
c. Compasses
d. Paints
Case 5: An experiment is conducted to check the solubility of different substances in water.
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Sugar dissolves in water. It is a:
a. Soluble substance
b. Insoluble substance
c. Suspended matter
d. Filter -
Chalk powder in water is:
a. Soluble
b. Transparent
c. Insoluble
d. Sweet -
To remove insoluble substances we use:
a. Evaporation
b. Filtration
c. Condensation
d. Freezing -
Mixtures can be separated by:
a. Mixing again
b. Heating
c. Different methods
d. None -
A mixture of sand and salt can be separated by:
a. Sieving and filtration
b. Boiling only
c. Using magnets
d. Melting
ANSWERS
✅ Assertion-Reasoning MCQs (1 to 25):
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✅ Case-Based MCQs (26 to 50):
Case 1:
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(b) Producers
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(a) Chlorophyll
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(b) Sunny spot
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(b) Make food
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(b) Sunlight
Case 2:
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(b) Reflex action
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(a) Spinal cord
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(c) Skin
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(b) Fast
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(c) Safety
Case 3:
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(b) Morning and evening
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(b) Position of the object
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(b) No shadow
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(a) Earth’s rotation
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(a) Opposite side of light
Case 4:
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(a) Magnetism
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(c) Iron
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(a) Poles
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(b) Repel
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(c) Compasses
Case 5:
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(a) Soluble substance
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(c) Insoluble
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(b) Filtration
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(c) Different methods
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(a) Sieving and filtration
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