Sieving

Here are 10 one-word answer type questions based on the subtopic “Sieving” from the chapter Separation of Substances in Class 6 NCERT Science, with answers and explanations included:

1. Question: Which method is used to separate particles of different sizes?

Answer: Sieving

Explanation: Sieving separates substances based on particle size using a sieve or mesh.

2. Question: What tool is used in the process of sieving?

Answer: Sieve

Explanation: A sieve with small holes allows only fine particles to pass through during sieving.

3. Question: What type of mixture is separated by sieving—same or different size?

Answer: Different

Explanation: Sieving is effective when the mixture has components of different sizes.

4. Question: Which kitchen ingredient is commonly sieved before use?

Answer: Flour

Explanation: Flour is sieved to remove lumps and impurities like husk or stones.

5. Question: What large impurity can be separated from flour using a sieve?

Answer: Husk

Explanation: Husk is a coarse particle that remains on the sieve while sieving flour.

6. Question: What is the name of the part that passes through the sieve?

Answer: Fine

Explanation: The fine or smaller particles pass through the holes in the sieve.

7. Question: What is removed from sand using sieving at construction sites?

Answer: Pebbles

Explanation: Pebbles and other large particles are separated from sand using large sieves.

8. Question: What type of method is sieving—physical or chemical?

Answer: Physical

Explanation: Sieving is a physical method of separating components without changing their nature.

9. Question: Can sieving separate sugar dissolved in water—Yes or No?

Answer: No

Explanation: Sieving cannot separate substances that are dissolved in water, like sugar.

10. Question: What property of materials is important for sieving to work?

Answer: Size

Explanation: The size difference between components allows effective separation through a sieve.

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