Class - 6th G.K.-I Mid Term-1

Anandsagar Olympiad Public School, K.
Mahankal
I MID TERM TEST
2022-23
Class-VI Marks-40
Sub- G. K. Time-1.30 min
Student's Name- Roll No-
1) ______ is the name of the process of treating foods like milk, cheese & wine to stop
bacterial contamination.
a)Centrifugation b) Pasteurisation c) Sedimentation d) Crystallization
2) What is the name of a preparation of live bacteria & yeasts that is good for the digestive
tract?
a)Probiotic b) Antiviral c) Antibody d)Antipest
3) ________ are simple organisms that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
a)Bacteria b) Microbes c)Antivirus d) Virus
4) Marsupials are______
a)Mammals b) Amphibians c) Invertebrates d) Reptiles
5) What is the name of the process in which microorganisms are used to convert sugar to
organic acids?
a)Sterilization b) Consideration c) Fermentation d) Condensation
6) Most marsupials belong to _____ & _______
a) England & Japan b) Australia & America
c) China & Korea d) Russia & America
7) The largest marsupial is the ______
a)Red Kangaroo b)Bear c) Wallaroo d)Joey
8) These marsupials are called possums & live in North & South America.
a) Wallabies b)Bear c) Opossum d) Kangaroo
9) The name of this tiny marsupial comes from its liking for sweet foods & it's ability to fly
through the air.
a)Sugar glider b) Koala c) Wombat d) Wisdom
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10) What percent of marsupials lives in Australia?
a)90% b)80% c)70% d)85%
11) Manatee, Nematodes, Koala are_____
a) fastest animals b) slowest creatures c) flying animals d) running animals
12) This animal attaches itself to rocks at the ocean currents to move around.
a) Jelly fish b) Gold fish c) Star fish d) Guppy
13) It has a very large body topped by a heavy shell giving it a weight over 300kg.
a) Small tortoise b) Giant tortoise c) Snail d) Greek tortoise
14) This is a venomous lizard that lives in the Australian desert.
a) Gilla Monster b) Agama c) Blue Belly d) Caiman lizard
15) It's name means laziness or slow motion.
a) Three toed sloth b) Garden snail c) Koala d) Starfish
16) These microscopic worms are so slow that they stay still & wait for the food to come to
them.
a)sloth b) sea horse c)Manatee d) Nematodes
17) What name is given to a shallow circular glass or plastic plate with nutrients for growing
bacterial cultures.
a) plates b) Petridish c) dishes d) bowls
18) Which scientist is called the father of Microbiology?
a) Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek b) Newton c) Bell d) Edison
19) Micro-organisms were the first forms of life on Earth.
a) Single celled b) Double celled c)Triple celled d) No cell
20) This microorganism is used for production of soy sauce.
a) Aspergillus b) Rhizobium c) Penicillin fungi d) Aspergillus fungi
21) It is often considered symbolic of Australia.
a) Monkey b) Horse c) Kangaroo d) Zebra
22) It's name comes from the Telgu word 'Pandikokku'.
a) Wombat b) Wallaroo c)Bear d) Bandicoot
23) This carnivorous marsupial is endemic to Tasmania.
a) Tasmanian Devil b) Wisdom c)Red Kangaroo d) Opossum
24) This marsupial feeds mainly on the leaves eucalyptus tree.
a) Sugar glider b) Koala c) Kangaroo d) Bear
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25) How many species of marsupials are there?
a)40 b)30 c)35 d)50
26) Name the smallest continent?
a)Asia b)Africa c)Australia d)Antarctica
27) How many years are there in one Millennium?
a)1000 years b) 100 years c) 1500 years d)2000 years
28) Which is the smallest planet?
a)Mars b) Mercury c) Venus d)Jupiter
29) How many Zeros are there in 1 lakh number?
a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 2
30) Name the economical city of India?
a)Bangalore b) Mumbai c) Kolkata d) Patna
31) How many hours are there in two days?
a)48 b)24 c)72 d)12
32) The capital of Sikkim is _____
a)Agartala b) Tripura c) Imphal d) Gangtok
33) Which animal is known as the 'Ship of the Desert'?
a) Elephant b)Camel c) Lion d)Tiger
34) How many alphabets are there in English language?
a)25 b) 26 c)27 d)20
35) Who is the first citizen of India?
a)Chief Minister b) Prime Minister c) President d) Cabinet Minister
36) Name the longest river on the Earth?
a)Ganga b) Amazon c) Krishna d) Nile
37) Which continent is known as the' Dark' continent?
a)Asia b) Australia c) Africa d) Antarctica
38) Who is the Father of our Nation?
a)Pandit Nehru b) Lokmanya Tilak
c)Lal Bahadur Shastri d) Mahatma Gandhi
39) Name the country known as the 'Land of the Rising Sun'?
a)India b)China c) Nepal d) Japan
40) How many sides are there in a triangle?
a)one b)two c)three d) four

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