Slow or Fast Changes
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- can be reversed.
cannot be reversed.
- can be reversed and cannot be reversed, respectively.
- cannot be reversed and can be reversed, respectively.
Growth of plant is a ___________ change.
Decaying of dead organisms.
Conversion of milk to curd
Burning of matchstick
Germination of a seed
1.A change occurs during the growth of plants. What type of change it is ?
- True
- False
- natural
- man-made
- slow
- fast
What are the types of changes based on the speed of the change itself? Give three examples for each type. [5 MARKS]
Choose the synonym of the word given below:Swift
Move
Speedy
Leisurely
Sluggish
- Germination of seed
- Bursting of crackers
- Growth of child
- Cooking of food
Why is germination an irreversible change?
- Growth of plants - irreversible change
- Rotting of apple - irreversible change
- Breaking of glass - reversible change
- Boiling of water - reversible change
- True
- False
3. Change of bud into flower is a change which can not be reversed. Give four more such examples.
- Slow
- Natural
- Temporary
- Man-made
11. Change of a bud into a flower is a change which cannot be reversed. Give four more such examples.
- natural
- man-made
- slow
- fast
- Growing of tree
- Curdling of milk
- Boiling of milk
- Glowing of bulb
- slow
- fast
- Breaking of a glass tumbler
- Stretching of a rubber band
- Cooking of food
- Chopping of onions
- Decaying of dead organisms
- Conversion of milk to curd
- Germination of a seed
- Burning of matchstick
- Slow
- Natural
- Man-made
- Temporary
the process of formation of organic compounds from the inorganic compounds in the primitive earth is called-
a)chemical evolution
b)biochemical evolution
c)biological evolution
d)organic evolution
- Change of seasons
- Curdling of milk
- Drying of clothes
- Boiling of milk
- The spinning of a top - Fast change
- Rusting of a bicycle rim - Fast change
- The bursting of a cracker - Slow change
- Growth of a child - Slow change