Class 6 Science Chapter 8 True/False – A Journey Through States of Water

Class 6 Science Chapter 8 True/False Statement for “A Journey Through States of Water” (based on NCERT textbook Curiosity ).

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True/False with Answers for Practice – Chapter 8 – A Journey Through States of Water

This includes True/False normally asked in school exams, tests, and NCERT exercises.

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SET 1 – True or False – A Journey Through States of Water

1. Ice and water are two different substances.
   Answer: False
2. Ice and water are two states of the same substance.
   Answer: True
3. Water in puddles disappears mainly due to evaporation.
   Answer: True
4. Water seeps through a steel plate during Activity 8.2.
   Answer: False
5. Steam is completely visible.
   Answer: False
6. The process of water changing into vapour is called evaporation.
   Answer: True
7. Water droplets on a cold glass tumbler appear due to condensation.
   Answer: True
8. In Activity 8.4, mass increases because water leaks out of the tumbler.
   Answer: False
9. Water vapour is present in the air even at room temperature.
   Answer: True
10. Ice always takes the shape of its container.
    Answer: False

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SET 2 – True or False – A Journey Through States of Water

1. Water takes the shape of the container in which it is kept.
   Answer: True
2. Water vapour spreads and fills all available space.
   Answer: True
3. Ice has no fixed shape.
   Answer: False
4. Evaporation takes place only on hot days.
   Answer: False
5. Clothes dry faster when the wind is blowing.
   Answer: True
6. Water evaporates faster when spread over a larger surface area.
   Answer: True
7. Humidity means the amount of dust in the air.
   Answer: False
8. Condensation is the conversion of vapour into liquid.
   Answer: True
9. Water level in the tumbler decreases during condensation in Activity 8.4.
   Answer: False
10. Dew drops form more in the morning because air is cooler.
    Answer: True

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SET 3 – True or False – A Journey Through States of Water

1. Heating ice converts it into water.
   Answer: True
2. Cooling water converts it into ice.
   Answer: True
3. Melting is the process of converting liquid to solid.
   Answer: False
4. Freezing is the process of converting liquid into solid.
   Answer: True
5. Candle wax is an example of a solid that can melt.
   Answer: True
6. Ghee never becomes solid.
   Answer: False
7. Water vapour rises because it is lighter than air.
   Answer: True
8. Clouds form when water vapour condenses around dust particles.
   Answer: True
9. Rain occurs when tiny droplets become lighter.
   Answer: False
10. The water cycle includes evaporation, condensation and precipitation.
    Answer: True

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SET 4 – True or False – A Journey Through States of Water

1. Evaporation causes cooling.
   Answer: True
2. Water in an earthen pot becomes cold due to condensation.
   Answer: False
3. A fan helps dry clothes faster by increasing air movement.
   Answer: True
4. Water evaporates slower on a rainy day.
   Answer: True
5. Water evaporates faster in shaded areas than in sunlight.
   Answer: False
6. Smell of food spreads because gases spread quickly.
   Answer: True
7. Surahi keeps water cold because its walls are made of steel.
   Answer: False
8. Water vapour is visible to our eyes.
   Answer: False
9. Activity 8.10 shows the role of dust particles in cloud formation.
   Answer: True
10. Only a small portion of Earth’s water is fit for human use.
    Answer: True

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SET 5 – True or False – A Journey Through States of Water

1. Water can exist in three states: solid, liquid and gas.
   Answer: True
2. Water cycle is the circulation of water between Earth and atmosphere.
   Answer: True
3. On heating liquid water, it gets converted into ice.
   Answer: False
4. The presence of tiny droplets in steam makes it appear white.
   Answer: True
5. Water droplets on a steel plate during boiling come from water vapour.
   Answer: True
6. In Activity 8.1, ice gets converted into water when left on a table.
   Answer: True
7. Water always evaporates at the same speed everywhere.
   Answer: False
8. High humidity increases the rate of evaporation.
   Answer: False
9. Liquid water has a fixed shape.
   Answer: False
10. Water spreads when poured on a surface because it is a liquid.
    Answer: True

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