SOF - NSO PDF Sample Papers for Class 6

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Class 6 sample paper & practice questions for National Science Olympiad (NSO) level 1 are given below. Syllabus for level 1 is also mentioned for these exams. You can refer these sample paper & quiz for preparing for the exam.

Sample Questions from Olympiad Success:

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Q.1	What is the SI unit of weight?
a)	Kg
b)	Gram
c)	Milligram
d)	Newton

Q.2	Nidhi connected two bulbs across two cells in a simple circuit. What should Nidhi do to make the bulbs glow dimmer?
a)	Replace one cell with a piece of chalk.
b)	Replace one cell with a piece of wire.
c)	Replace one bulb with a piece of wire.
d)	Replace one bulb with another cell.

Q.3	Why should we keep the vermi-composting waste layer moist and loose?
a)	To allow worms to move.
b)	To allow gases to release.
c)	Not to allow sufficient air and moisture
d)	Not to decompose the garbage.

Q.4	The property of attracting iron and other magnetic material is called _________.
a)	Electrolysis
b)	Current
c)	Demagnetisation
d)	Magnetism

Q.5	Identify the circuit.
a)	Series
b)	Parallel
c)	Complex circuit
d)	Cannot say

Q.6	Which of the following bird migrates?
a)	Crow
b)	Sparrow
c)	Eagle
d)	Swallows

Q.7	Which of the following is NOT true about a chemical change?
a)	It involves reactants and products.
b)	It is an irreversible change.
c)	Energy changes take place in it.
d)	The reactants can be retrieved by physical methods.

Q.8	Find the missing character from among the given alternatives:
a)	29
b)	34
c)	65
d)	24

Q.9	At which of the following stages bleaching and dyeing be usually done?
a)	Just before the fabric is made.
b)	After the fabric is made.
c)	Before the yarns are made.
d)	After the yarns are made.

Q.10	Which of the following properties is/are correct about the image formed by a plane mirror? (i) The image is at the same distance as the object. (ii) The image is upright. (iii) The image is laterally inverted. (Set-B NSO, 2014)
a)	(i) only
b)	(i) and (ii) only
c)	(i) and (iii) only
d)	(i), (ii) and (iii)