NMMS CLASS 7 Physical and Chemical Changes 1

 



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NMMS CLASS 7 Physical and Chemical ChangesπŸ‘‡


1. Rusting of iron is an example of

  • Physical change
  • Chemical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change

2. Melting of ice is a

  • Chemical change
  • Physical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Complex change

3. Burning of a candle involves

  • Only physical change
  • Only chemical change
  • Both physical and chemical changes
  • Reversible change

4. Evaporation of water is

  • Chemical change
  • Biological change
  • Irreversible change
  • Physical change

5. The formation of curd from milk is a

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Mechanical change
  • Chemical change

6. Dissolving salt in water is a

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • No change

7. Digestion of food is

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Chemical change

8. Boiling of water is a

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Physical change

9. Cutting of paper is a

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Permanent change
  • Physical change

10. Burning of magnesium ribbon forms

  • Magnesium oxide
  • Magnesium chloride
  • Hydrogen gas
  • Carbon dioxide

11. Change of water into steam is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Biological change
  • Physical change

12. The rust formed on iron is

  • Hydrated iron oxide
  • Iron carbonate
  • Ferric chloride
  • Iron nitrate

13. The burning of wood produces

  • Ash and gases
  • Smoke only
  • Carbon monoxide only
  • Carbon dioxide only

14. Respiration in humans is a

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Chemical change

15. A change in which a new substance is formed is

  • Physical change
  • Mechanical change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

16. Sublimation of camphor is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Irreversible change

17. When ice cream melts, it is a

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Permanent change

18. Tarnishing of silver is due to

  • Physical reaction
  • Water absorption
  • Evaporation
  • Chemical reaction with sulfur

19. Photosynthesis is a

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Chemical change

20. Condensation of water vapour is a

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Biological change
  • Physical change

21. When iron reacts with oxygen and moisture, it forms

  • Rust
  • Hydrogen
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Ozone

22. Freezing of water is a

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Permanent change
  • Physical change

23. Digestion of food involves

  • Physical change
  • No change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

24. The burning of paper is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

25. Mixing sand and salt is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Irreversible change

26. Cooking of food is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • No change
  • Chemical change

27. The change in color of copper vessels over time is due to

  • Formation of copper carbonate
  • Evaporation
  • Physical polishing
  • Rusting

28. Stretching of a rubber band is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Permanent change

29. A candle melting is

  • Chemical change
  • Both
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change

30. A candle burning is

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Chemical change

31. Breaking of glass is

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Physical change
  • Temporary change

32. The souring of milk is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

33. Photosynthesis produces

  • Glucose and oxygen
  • Water and carbon dioxide
  • Carbon and hydrogen
  • Nitrogen and oxygen

34. Making curd from milk is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • No change
  • Chemical change

35. Boiling of egg is

  • Physical change
  • Reversible change
  • Mechanical change
  • Chemical change

36. Iron nails kept in moisture get

  • Rust
  • Polished
  • Bent
  • Broken

37. Chopping of vegetables is

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Physical change

38. Formation of clouds is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Irreversible change

39. Fermentation of grapes is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

40. Dissolution of sugar in water is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Irreversible change

41. Explosion of firecrackers is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

42. Condensation of steam is

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Temporary change
  • Physical change

43. A new substance is always formed in

  • Physical change
  • Mechanical change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

44. Grinding of wheat grains into flour is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Temporary change

45. Stretching of spring is

  • Chemical change
  • Permanent change
  • Irreversible change
  • Physical change

46. Corrosion of metals is a

  • Physical change
  • Mechanical change
  • Temporary change
  • Chemical change

47. Making of bread from dough is

  • Physical change
  • Temporary change
  • Reversible change
  • Chemical change

48. Mixing iron filings and sulphur is

  • Chemical change
  • Reversible change
  • Physical change
  • Temporary change

49. Heating iron and sulphur together forms

  • Iron sulphide
  • Iron sulphate
  • Iron oxide
  • Sulphur dioxide

50. A change which can be reversed is

  • Chemical change
  • Irreversible change
  • Permanent change
  • Physical change

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