Explore topic-wise MCQs in Grade7.

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1951.

The miniature shoot in a miniature plant is known as

A. radicle
B. plumule
C. cotyledon
D. zygote
Answer» C. cotyledon
1952.

The seeds in the digestive system of animals are

A. absorbed in large intestine
B. digested later in small intestine
C. passed out through anus
D. stored in rectum
Answer» D. stored in rectum
1953.

The removal of salt from water on a large scale is known as

A. water logging
B. salination
C. desalination
D. distillation
Answer» D. distillation
1954.

Which gas is often used as a energy source at the city's wastewater treatment plants?

A. ethane
B. carbon
C. methane
D. nitrogen
Answer» D. nitrogen
1955.

Polio, hepatitis and typhoid are examples of

A. water-borne diseases
B. water-washed diseases
C. water-related diseases
D. anti-water diseases
Answer» C. water-related diseases
1956.

The unwanted substance of water may be harmful for

A. plants
B. animals
C. plants, animals and people
D. plants and people
Answer» D. plants and people
1957.

To prevent excess use of tap water, we can collect

A. rain water
B. stream water
C. river water
D. sea water
Answer» B. stream water
1958.

A larvae of a worm can get into the human body even by

A. ears
B. eyes
C. skin
D. nose
Answer» D. nose
1959.

The spread of a disease through drinking water that is caused by water parasites, is known as

A. water-borne disease
B. water-washed disease
C. water-related disease
D. anti water disease
Answer» D. anti water disease
1960.

The mortality rate in children due to polluted water or lack of water is

A. 14000
B. 35000
C. 70000
D. 90000
Answer» D. 90000
1961.

Fertilizers that are washed away into rivers help in formation of

A. algae
B. fungi
C. fungus
D. all of them
Answer» B. fungi
1962.

The worst disease of the water-related diseases is

A. typhoid
B. diarrhea
C. bilharzia
D. hepatitis
Answer» D. hepatitis
1963.

During respiration, carbon dioxide is

A. exchanged
B. taken in
C. given out
D. transferred to roots
Answer» D. transferred to roots
1964.

Several layers of cells at the tip of the root form

A. small roots
B. root caps
C. root hairs
D. all of them
Answer» C. root hairs
1965.

The phenomenon of movement of particles from higher concentration to lower concentration without the use of energy is known as

A. diffusion
B. osmosis
C. active transport
D. respiration
Answer» B. osmosis
1966.

Stem is kept on the ground due to the

A. strength of roots
B. strength of leaves
C. strength of soil
D. strength of flowers
Answer» B. strength of leaves
1967.

During respiration, oxygen is

A. given out
B. taken in
C. exchanged
D. transferred to roots
Answer» C. exchanged
1968.

The tremendous force which pulls the water and mineral salts up to the leaves can pull these contents to the height of

A. 20 meters
B. 30 meters
C. 40 meters
D. 50 meters
Answer» E.
1969.

The small openings in the pits of the bark is known as

A. cuticles
B. lenticels
C. hard stomata
D. hard pores
Answer» C. hard stomata
1970.

When the state of matter is changed from liquid to gas, we call it

A. melting
B. freezing
C. boiling
D. condensing
Answer» D. condensing
1971.

Hydrogen is obtained by

A. reaction of methane
B. reaction of water
C. combustion of methane
D. boiling of water
Answer» B. reaction of water
1972.

The regular arrangement of particles is found in

A. solids and liquids
B. liquids
C. solids
D. gases
Answer» D. gases
1973.

In liquids the intermolecular force of attraction is equal to

A. potential energy
B. kinetic energy
C. thermal energy
D. nuclear energy
Answer» D. nuclear energy
1974.

If there is lack of nitrogen in soil, plants turn

A. red
B. orange
C. blue
D. to be stunted
Answer» E.
1975.

A frictional force acting on an object when it moves through air is called

A. air resistance
B. water resistance
C. air pressure
D. air condensation
Answer» B. water resistance
1976.

If an object is at rest, the forces acting on it, are

A. balanced
B. unequal
C. higher
D. lower
Answer» B. unequal
1977.

Shapes and sizes of objects can be changed by the help of

A. force
B. energy
C. heat
D. light
Answer» B. energy
1978.

In systemic diagram, force can be represented by an

A. arrow
B. plus
C. dot
D. star
Answer» B. plus
1979.

Density has 'SI' unit which is

A. kilogram per cubic meter
B. gram per cubic meter
C. meter per kilogram
D. meter per cubic meter
Answer» B. gram per cubic meter
1980.

Waves on top of spectrum are

A. infrared waves
B. gamma rays
C. x-rays
D. ultraviolet rays
Answer» B. gamma rays
1981.

Focal point is the point where

A. light spread out quickly
B. light rays meet
C. lens can magnify the most
D. dispersion of light occurs
Answer» C. lens can magnify the most
1982.

The angle which is formed between normal ray and the ray entering a medium is known as

A. critical angle
B. angle of incidence
C. angle of reflection
D. angle of refraction
Answer» C. angle of reflection
1983.

Night blindness is caused due to

A. lack of rods
B. over numbering of cones
C. problem in cones
D. problem in rods
Answer» E.
1984.

To enable you to see a rainbow the sun should be positioned

A. in front of you
B. behind you
C. on your left side
D. on your right side
Answer» C. on your left side
1985.

The index that identifies each object is known as

A. rare active index
B. refractive index
C. reflective index
D. bending index
Answer» C. reflective index
1986.

The dispersion of white light into seven different colors is known as

A. dispersion
B. spectrum
C. prism
D. multi light bands
Answer» C. prism
1987.

The scientist who presented the theory of dispersion of light was

A. French
B. English
C. Chinese
D. Spanish
Answer» C. Chinese
1988.

Like sound, light travels as a

A. wave
B. heat
C. radiation
D. volume
Answer» B. heat
1989.

If red, green and blue are mixed together, the formed color of light will be

A. blue
B. violet
C. indigo
D. white
Answer» E.
1990.

1000mA of current is equal to

A. 1A
B. 10A
C. 100A
D. 0.1A
Answer» B. 10A
1991.

Ammeter can be connected anywhere because current is

A. same in the whole circuit
B. least near the bulb
C. least near the cell
D. greatest near the switch
Answer» B. least near the bulb
1992.

Another gas, that is used as replacement of argon is known as

A. oxygen
B. carbon monoxide
C. nitrogen
D. hydrogen
Answer» D. hydrogen
1993.

Maglev trains float on the track because of

A. friction
B. energy
C. electromagnetism
D. mechanical repulsion
Answer» D. mechanical repulsion
1994.

The volume control regulator in a CD receiver, radio and amplifier also use

A. transistor
B. variable resistor
C. thermistor
D. fixed resistor
Answer» C. thermistor
1995.

The energy is produced in the form of

A. heat only
B. light only
C. heat and light
D. heat, light and sound
Answer» E.
1996.

Our universe came into bieng in result of mass

A. explosion
B. evaporation
C. expansion
D. escalation
Answer» C. expansion
1997.

Clumps join to make

A. large galaxies
B. large stars
C. large planets
D. large clusters
Answer» B. large stars
1998.

The disc contains a huge bulge in the

A. border
B. outline
C. middle
D. edges
Answer» D. edges
1999.

Big stars like red supergiant live much

A. longer
B. shorter
C. brighter
D. better
Answer» C. brighter
2000.

Besides energy, the explosions on the sun also produce

A. radiations
B. electromagnetic waves
C. sounds
D. friction
Answer» B. electromagnetic waves