Animals which eat both plants and animals, called

There are some animals which eat both plants and animals, called Omnivores.

Honeybees makes honey from

A honeybee starts the honey making process by visiting flowers and gathering some of its nectar (sweet juices). This nectar is converted into honey and store in their hives.

Food is essential for all living organisms because

We know that food is essential for all living organisms and it provides energy to perform various functions, helps in growth and development. Although, it protects our body from various diseases.

Which pair of plants has two or more edible parts?

Banana and pumpkin plant has two or more edible parts. Their flowers and fruits are eaten as food. Brinjal and lady’s finger only have their fruit as the edible part.

Which of the following is a source of food?

Both plants and animals are the sources of our food. Generally, human beings come to a category of Omnivores.

Humans mostly eat the seeds

Rice, pulses, mustard, peanuts, wheat, soya-bean all are the example of seeds that human beings mostly eat as a food.

Which of the following has different eating habits compared with the others?

Dogs are true to the definition of what an omnivore is – an animal or person that eats food of both plant and animal origin. Others [A], [B], [D] are herbivores.

The part of the banana plant not used as food is

All parts of banana (i.e. fruit, leaves, flowers and stems) except roots are edible.

Edible part of Spinach is

We generally, eat leaves of spinach which contains several vitamins and minerals, including potassium, magnesium, iron, and calcium.

Beans, grams, urad dal are rich in

All leguminous (pulses) plant are rich source of proteins. For growth and repair, protein is essential for our body.

Which of the following are the sources of milk for human beings?

Cow and sheep are the sources of milk for human beings.

Which of the following is not an ingredient of Kheer”?

Milk, rice and sugar are the ingredients to making kheer except salt.

Germination of seed is known as

A small white structure grown out of the seeds when they get proper water, moisture, temperature, air. The seeds have sprouted.

Honeybees suck this from flower

Bees collect nectar (sweet juices) from flowers, convert it into honey and store it in their hive. Flowers and their nectar may be available only for a part of the year.

Two examples of plant roots that we eat are turnip and carrot. Name another one.

Carrot, radish, beetroot, turnip and sweet potato are the example of roots that we eat.

Coconut, almonds, peanuts are the example of

Pulses, peanuts, coconuts, almonds all are comes into seeds category that we eat.

Paheli puts some seeds in water and left them overnight. Next day, she removes the water and tied the seeds in a wet cloth. The next day, Paheli saw some white structure. What was that?

When seeds are planted/wrapped in proper moisture condition, they first grow roots. When this happens, we say that the seed has sprouted. The scientific name for this process is “germination”. As the plant grows and begins to make its own food from nutrients it takes from the soil, it will grow into a larger plant.

Grass, oil cakes, hay, grains and vegetables are taken as food by

Grass, oil cakes, hay, grains and vegetables are taken as food by cattle (e.g. cow, buffalo), which is present in option [A].

Which of the following stems are edible?

These are “stems” which situated under the soil and they store their food as vitamins, minerals and many nutrients.

Ingredients are needed to prepare Idli

Rice, urad dal, salt and water are the ingredients which are needed to prepare Idli.

Boiled seeds fail to sprout because

The boiled seeds fail to sprout because boiling denatures or damages certain enzymes or proteins that are required for germination. Thus, boiling kills the seeds.

The bees store honey in their nest which is known as beehive. It is a densely packed group of hexagonal cells made of beeswax (honeycomb).

Brinjal is an important ingredient for preparation of brinjal curry. The part of brinjal plant that is source of this ingredient is

As a “fruit”, we take brinjal for making brinjal curry.

Can you suggest the example of spices which we get from plants?

Plants also give us spices. Cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, pepper, chili, cumin seeds and pepper are some of the plants that give us spices.

Class 6 Science Chapter 1 MCQ

Class 6 Science Chapter 1 MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions of Food: Where does it come from? Class 6 Science Chapter 1 Extra questions provide an ample practice for the class test or school terminal exams, updated for academic session 2020-21.

There are more than 10 sets of questions for practice. Every time there will be new sets of questions for MCQ tests. Doing frequently tests, help to understand the concepts more clearly.

Class 6 Science Chapter 1 MCQ for 2020-21

Class:	6
Subject:	Science
Contents:	Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) Tests

Class 6 Science Chapter 1 MCQ Tests Practice

Class 6 Science Chapter 1 MCQ Tests are given below based on Chapter 1 of Standard 6 Science. There are total ten questions in each set containing more than 12 sets and 125 questions all together. There will be a new sets of questions for test every attempt. All the MCQs are prepared from NCERT Books of grade 6 Science.

Animals which eat only plants and plants products

[A]. Insectivores

[B]. Omnivores

[C]. Carnivores

[D]. Herbivores

Which part of an onion plant do we eat?

[A]. Root and leaves

[B]. Stem and flower

[C]. Stem and leaves

[D]. Root, stem and fruit

Both seeds and leaves of this plant are edible. Select from the following.

[A]. Potato

[B]. Cabbage

[C]. Radish

[D]. Mustard

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Animals which eat other animals, called

[A]. Carrion feeder

[B]. Insectivorous

[C]. Carnivores

[D]. Omnivores

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Materials required to prepare a food item are called

[A]. Nutrients

[B]. Ingredients

[C]. Nourishments

[D]. Minerals

Which part/parts of the banana plant is/are edible?

[A]. Fruit

[B]. Fruit and stem

[C]. Fruit and leaves

[D]. Fruit, stem and leaves

Ingredients are needed to prepare an “Omelet”:

[A]. Egg, onion, oil

[B]. Egg, oil

[C]. Egg, salt

[D]. Egg, onion, chilies (as spices), oil and salt

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Meat of ……………… is known as Chevon or Mutton.

[A]. Chicken

[B]. Cow

[C]. Deer

[D]. Goat

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Soya bean oil is obtained from which part of the plant?

[A]. Stem

[B]. Fruit

[C]. Seed

[D]. Root

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The process of taking in food and utilizing it for the growth and development is known as

[A]. Nutrition

[B]. Nutrient

[C]. Ingredient

[D]. None of these

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Now there are MCQ in every Exam or Class tests. Is MCQs selected from Class 6 Science Chapter 1 also?

There may me one or more than one MCQ from chapter 1 and now 20% marks is allotted to MCQs in Class 6 all Subjects.

Which section in Class 6 Science Chapter 1 is important for MCQ for class tests?

All the sections are equally important for test or school exams but Food Materials and Sources topic is most important as per the Multiple Choice Questions concern.

Should I prepared the topic Plant Parts as Food from Chapter 1 of Class 6 Science for MCQs?

Not only Plant Parts as Food but Animal products as food also important for MCQs as well as descriptive questions.

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