Class 6 Science Chapter 5 Measurement of Length and Motion MCQ Practice

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Chapter 5Measurement of Length and Motion
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Understand Measurement of Length and Motion in Class 6 Science through structured MCQ practice. Connect scientific ideas with observation, reasoning and practical application, improve accuracy and prepare effectively for assessments.

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01 Science
Which statement about motion is correct?
A different kinds of motion can be seen in daily life
B all motion is only straight
C all motion is only circular
D nothing moves
02 Science
Handspan is the same for all people.
A True
B False
03 Science
Which statement is correct?
A Motion and measurement are important in everyday life and science.
B Standard units are unnecessary.
C Rest and motion are always same.
D Length cannot be measured.
04 Science
Which of these is best measured in centimetres?
A length of a pen
B distance between two villages
C road trip between cities
D flight path across country
05 Science
Which statement best explains motion?
A position changes with time relative to a reference point
B object colour changes
C only sound changes
D only temperature changes
06 Science
A child walks 5 steps to reach a door. Why is this not an exact standard measure?
A step length may vary from person to person
B doors always move
C steps are magnetic
D steps cannot show distance at all
07 Science
A path is 350 cm long. Its length in metres is:
A 3.5 m
B 35 m
C 0.35 m
D 3500 m
08 Science
Why should the ruler touch the object while measuring small lengths?
A to reduce error
B to increase guesswork
C to change the unit
D to bend the scale
09 Science
Why can’t a bent scale give correct measurement easily?
A proper alignment is disturbed
B length becomes magnetic
C unit changes automatically
D numbers disappear from memory
10 Science
A body at rest:
A does not change its position
B moves very fast
C rotates always
D vibrates always

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