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NSO Level 2 Mock Test 3 Class 4 CLASS

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Total-Question:35 Time:60.0 Mins
PATTERN & MARKING SCHEME
Section (1) Science (2) Achievers' Section
No. of Questions 30 5

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Q 1.

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A student removes an ice cube tray from the freezer and places it on a table. The ice cubes
are solid and cold. The student forgets to put the ice cube tray back into the freezer. After
some time, the ice cubes should be
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A Liquid and warmer
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B Solid and warmer


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C Liquid and colder


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D Solid and colder.


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Q 2.
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A butterfly lays an egg. The egg hatches into a larva. The larva becomes a pupa and then
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changes into a butterfly. This process is called

A An adaptation

B A habitat

C A food chain

D A life cycle.

Q 3.
Select the option which on unscrambling gives the name of a clothing item worn in winter.

A RFMUFLE

B CROFK

C SRTOSH

D None of these

Q 4.

Select the odd one out

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Q 5.
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Which factor will most likely cause a decrease in the force of attraction between two
magnets?

A Increasing the size of the two magnets

B Increasing the distance between the two magnets

C Changing the color of the two magnets

D None of these

Q 6.
Three identical seeds are planted and grown in identical pots of soil. All three pots receive
equal amounts of sunlight. The plants are watered once each day. Plant X is given 20 mL of
water. Plant Y is given 40 mL of water. Plant Z is given 60 mL of water. The height of each
plant is measured and recorded after ten days. Which question could be answered by this
experiment?

A How much space does a plant need to grow?

B How much soil does a plant need to grow?

C How much water will make a plant grow tallest?

D How much sunlight will make a plant grow tallest?

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Roots of these plants do not get air under the soil, hence these plants develop special roots

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that grow above the soil and are called as breathing roots. In what kind of regions, such
plants are expected to grow?

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A Deserts
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B Forests

C Mountains
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D Marshes
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Q 8.
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Read the given passage carefully.


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Houseflies go through (A) stages in their life cycle. The housefly lays hundreds of eggs at a
time. Each egg hatches to produce a young one called a (B). The larva of a housefly is
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called (C). After some days, the larva becomes barrel-shaped. It is now called a (D). The
pupa is covered by a (E). The cocoon breaks open in a week and a young housefly comes
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out.
Select the option which correctly fills any three blanks.

A a - four, c - nymph, d - cocoon

B b - larva, d - pupa, e - cocoon

C a - three, b - larva, d - pupa

D c - maggot, d - pupa, e - nymph

Q 9.
The fur of some animals becomes thicker in the winter and is shed in the spring. These
observations show how animals

A Respond to changes in the environment

B Move from place to place to survive

C Store fat for the winter

D Compete with other animals for food.

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Read the given conversation with respect to the parts of digestive system and identify 'X'

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A 'X' is gall bladder and 'Y' is small intestine.

B 'X' is pancreas and 'Y' is stomach.


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C 'X' is liver and 'Y' is pancreas.


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D 'X' is liver and 'Y' is stomach.


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Q 11.
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In humans, the total number of piercing and tearing teeth is

A 2

B 4

C 6

D 12.

Q 12.
Electricity travelling through a wire is an example of

A A force applied by a simple machine

B Energy flowing through the water cycle

C Earth's gravitational pull on an object

D Energy being transferred from place to place.

Q 13.

Which letter in the Venn diagram best represents wooden block?

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A a
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B b

C c
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D d
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Q 14.
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Which of the following shows an arrangement of particles in a matter, filled inside the
football?
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B
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Q 15.

Which energy transformation occurs when a person hits a drum with a drumstick?

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A Electrical to light

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B Sound to electrical

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C Light to mechanical

D Mechanical to sound
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Q 16.
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Rohit tried to push a wall but failed to do so. What can you conclude from this?
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A Energy is not spent and work is not done.


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B Energy is spent but work is not done.


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C Energy is not spent but work is done.


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D Energy is spent and work is done.


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Q 17.

A place 'X' receives heavy rainfall but only during a particular season. For the rest of the
year, the area remains very dry. What would you suggest to the citizens living in 'X' do to
make sure the water remains available throughout the year?

A Reduce the wildlife

B Construct more wells

C Start harvesting rainwater

D Reduce the mining activities in the area


Q 18.

Which of the following conditions does NOT increase the rate of evaporation?

A Increase in wind speed

B Decrease in humidity

C Increase in temperature

D Decrease in surface area

Q 19.

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A student puts one hand into a bag filled with smooth objects. The student feels the objects
but does not look into the bag. Which property of the objects can the student most likely

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identify?

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A Shape

B Color
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C Ability to reflect light

D Ability to conduct electricity


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Q 20.
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The diagram below shows a portion of the solar system as seen from space. For which
object is the lighted surface shown INCORRECTLY?
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A Moon

B Venus

C Mercury

D Earth
Q 21.

Season is marked by moderate temperature and shedding of leaves.

A Autumn

B Summer

C Spring

D Winter

Q 22.

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Which part of the Earth is the coolest?

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A Core

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B Crust

C Mantle
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D All of these
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Q 23.
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Which of the following groups of food materials is suggested to a person doing lots of
physical work?
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A Cereals, potatoes

B Green leafy vegetables


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C Spinach, liver, apple

D Milk, cauliflower, grapes

Q 24.

What name could be given to the following group of animals?

A Aquatic animals
B Reptiles

C Amphibians

D Aves

Q 25.

Which of the following group of diseases are caused due to contaminated water?

A Cholera, Dysentery, Typhoid

B Asthma, Bronchitis, Chicken pox

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C Typhoid, Bronchitis, Common cold

D Dysentery, Rabies, Chicken pox

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Q 26.

Consider the following statements regarding carbon dioxide.


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I. It is produced when an object is burnt.
II. It is consumed by all animals during respiration.
III. It is released by green plants during photosynthesis.
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Among the given statements,


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A Only I is incorrect
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B Only III is incorrect


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C Both I and II are incorrect

D Both II and III are incorrect.


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Q 27.

Which of the following options shows the relationship as followed by the given pair?

A Stomach : Food pipe

B Kidney : Blood vessel

C Heart : Food pipe

D Heart : Bones
Q 28.

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

A Brain controls all the body parts through nerves.

B When we breathe in air, the lungs increase in size.

C Similar cells join together to form organs.

D Reproductive system of men is different from women.

Q 29.

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All of the liquid from a test tube is poured into a beaker. Compared to the liquid that was in
the test tube, the liquid in the beaker has

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A A different volume, but the same shape

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B A different volume and a different shape
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C The same volume, but a different shape

D The same volume and the same shape.


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Q 30.
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Which statement is INCORRECT for sandy soil?


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A It has large particles with lots of spaces between them.

B It cannot hold much water.


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C It is very rough to touch and contains sand.

D None of these

Achievers' Section
Q 31.

In the given food web, how many animals are


(A) only plant eaters?
(B) only animal-eaters?

(A) (B)

A 3 4

B 2 2

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C 1 5

4 3

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Q 32.
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Read the conversation between three friends.
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Select the correct option for P, Q and R.


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A P can be roasting and R can be bacteria


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B R can be fungi, Q can be boiling

C Q can be dehydration, P can be steaming

D Q can be steaming, R can be bacteria

Q 33.
Study the following conversation.

Choose the correct statement with respect to X, Y and Z.

A X can be iron and Z can be vitamin A

B Y can be vitamin D and Z can be roughage.

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C X can be calcium and Z can be fruits.

D X can be iron and Y can be vitamin C.

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Q 34.

Refer to the given conversation about simple machines. Identify the INCORRECT option
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regarding P, Q and R.
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A Q can be used to hold things.


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B P can be axe or knife.

C R can be a ramp in hospitals.

D Q helps to move heavy objects.

Q 35.

Given figure shows land breeze that blows at night. Which of the following is INCORRECT
regarding this?
A Land has higher air pressure than the sea.

B Air blows from high pressure area to low pressure area.

C Hot air above sea rises into atmosphere.

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D As Sun sets, sea cools faster than land.

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Answers
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1.A 2.D 3.A 4.D 5.B 6.C 7.D 8.B 9.A 10.D 11.B 12.D 13.B 14.C 15.D
16.B 17.C 18.D 19.A 20.B 21.A 22.B 23.A 24.C 25.A 26.D 27.A 28.C 29.C
30.D
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31.B 32.C 33.D 34.D 35.D
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