WHAT IS AIR MADE UP OF?

Your textbook does not have a direct section titled What is Air Made Up Of?, but in the chapter Blow Hot, Blow Cold (Page 142 onwards) , the concept of air and its presence is explained.

So, based on NCERT EVS syllabus and your PDF content, here are 10 One-Word Answer Type Questions from the topic What is Air Made Up Of? with answers and explanations immediately after each question:

Topic: What is Air Made Up Of?

1. Question:

What gas in air is essential for breathing?

Answer: Oxygen

Explanation: Oxygen is needed by living beings to breathe.

2. Question:

Which gas in air is used by plants to make food?

Answer: Carbon dioxide

Explanation: Plants use carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.

3. Question:

Which gas is the major part of air?

Answer: Nitrogen

Explanation: Nitrogen makes up the largest portion of air.

4. Question:

What is the gaseous state of water in air called?

Answer: Vapour

Explanation: Water vapour is present in air as moisture.

5. Question:

What is the mixture of gases around the Earth called?

Answer: Air

Explanation: Air is a mixture of several gases like nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide.

6. Question:

Which gas in air does not support burning?

Answer: Carbon dioxide

Explanation: Carbon dioxide does not help in burning and is used to extinguish fire.

7. Question:

What do plants release into the air during the day?

Answer: Oxygen

Explanation: Plants release oxygen during photosynthesis.

8. Question:

Which gas is present in the highest amount in air?

Answer: Nitrogen

Explanation: Nitrogen makes up about 78% of the air.

9. Question:

What is the name of tiny particles like dust in air?

Answer: Dust

Explanation: Air contains dust particles along with gases.

10. Question:

What is present in air that makes clothes dry?

Answer: Vapour

Explanation: Water vapour in the air helps in drying clothes by evaporation.

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