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Class 9 Science Chapter 1 MCQs: Exploration – Entering the World of Secondary Science

Practice 70 Class 9 Science Chapter 1 MCQs from Exploration – Entering the World of Secondary Science. These chapter-wise questions follow the topics covered in the new NCERT Class 9 Science 2026-27 material and include answers and explanations in English and Hindi.

Use this page for chapter revision, concept practice and self-assessment. The questions cover scientific models, symbols and SI units, laws and theories, predictions, estimation, interdisciplinary science and the work of Meghnad Saha.

Class 9 Science Chapter 1 Topics Covered

  • Nature of science: curiosity, observation and scientific questions
  • Scientific models and simplification
  • Scientific symbols, quantities and SI units
  • Scientific laws, theories and principles
  • Evidence, predictions and scientific models
  • Estimation and reasonable scientific thinking
  • Interdisciplinary science
  • Meghnad Saha and the study of stars

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Class 9 Science Chapter 1: Quick Revision

Exploration – Entering the World of Secondary Science introduces science as a way of asking questions, making observations, building models, testing ideas and improving explanations using evidence.

Important concepts

  • Science and curiosity: science begins with wonder and curiosity and asks both what we know and how we know it.
  • Scientific models: models are simplified representations of real systems. They help us focus on the features that matter for a particular problem.
  • Symbols and units: F represents force, m mass, v velocity, I electric current and c the speed of light. The SI system provides internationally agreed standard units.
  • Laws, theories and principles: a law describes a regular pattern, a theory provides an evidence-based explanation, and a principle is a broad scientific idea.
  • Prediction: scientific predictions use evidence, observations, reasoning and models. When observations disagree with predictions, assumptions and models can be reconsidered.
  • Estimation: approximate calculations can help decide whether a result is reasonable before or after a detailed calculation.
  • Interdisciplinary science: real-world questions may require ideas from physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics together.
  • Meghnad Saha: the chapter discusses his study of starlight and the relationship between stellar conditions and the colour of stars.

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  1. Science begins with:

    विज्ञान की शुरुआत किससे होती है?

    • (A) Memorising facts
    • (B) Wonder and curiosity
    • (C) Using equations
    • (D) Building machines

    Answer: (B) Wonder and curiosity

    Solution: The chapter states that science begins with wonder and curiosity about the world around us.

  2. In secondary science, students learn not only what we know but also:

    माध्यमिक विज्ञान में विद्यार्थी केवल यह नहीं सीखते कि हम क्या जानते हैं, बल्कि यह भी सीखते हैं कि:

    • (A) Who discovered science
    • (B) How we know it
    • (C) How to memorize formulas
    • (D) How to draw diagrams

    Answer: (B) How we know it

    Solution: Secondary science focuses on understanding how scientific knowledge is obtained.

  3. The magnifying glass symbol in the textbook represents:

    पाठ्यपुस्तक में आवर्धक काँच (Magnifying Glass) का प्रतीक क्या दर्शाता है?

    • (A) Direction
    • (B) Measurement
    • (C) Careful observation
    • (D) Experiment

    Answer: (C) Careful observation

    Solution: The magnifying glass symbolizes careful observation and noticing patterns.

  4. The compass symbol in the textbook represents:

    पाठ्यपुस्तक में कम्पास का प्रतीक क्या दर्शाता है?

    • (A) Direction in exploration
    • (B) Temperature measurement
    • (C) Drawing circles
    • (D) Gravity

    Answer: (A) Direction in exploration

    Solution: The compass reminds us that scientific exploration needs direction and purpose.

  5. A scientific model is:

    वैज्ञानिक मॉडल क्या होता है?

    • (A) An exact copy of reality
    • (B) A simplified representation of a real system
    • (C) A scientific instrument
    • (D) A type of experiment

    Answer: (B) A simplified representation of a real system

    Solution: Models simplify complex systems so that they can be understood more easily.

  6. Why do scientists use models?

    वैज्ञानिक मॉडल का उपयोग क्यों करते हैं?

    • (A) To make systems more complex
    • (B) To avoid observations
    • (C) To understand complex systems easily
    • (D) To replace experiments

    Answer: (C) To understand complex systems easily

    Solution: Models help scientists study complex systems by focusing on important details.

  7. In a simple model of a moving car, the car may be represented as:

    चलती हुई कार के सरल मॉडल में कार को किस रूप में दर्शाया जा सकता है?

    • (A) A sphere
    • (B) A point
    • (C) A cube
    • (D) A line

    Answer: (B) A point

    Solution: In physics, a moving car is often represented as a single point.

  8. When studying a falling object, scientists may ignore:

    गिरती हुई वस्तु का अध्ययन करते समय वैज्ञानिक किसे अनदेखा कर सकते हैं?

    • (A) Gravity
    • (B) Mass
    • (C) Air resistance
    • (D) Motion

    Answer: (C) Air resistance

    Solution: Air resistance is often ignored in simple models to focus on gravity.

  9. In the cricket ball example, which factor is most important?

    क्रिकेट गेंद के उदाहरण में कौन-सा कारक सबसे महत्वपूर्ण है?

    • (A) Colour of the ball
    • (B) Brand of the bat
    • (C) Speed and direction of the ball
    • (D) Grass on the field

    Answer: (C) Speed and direction of the ball

    Solution: The speed and direction of the ball determine whether it crosses the boundary.

  10. Which of the following can be ignored in a simple cricket shot model?

    सरल क्रिकेट शॉट मॉडल में निम्नलिखित में से किसे अनदेखा किया जा सकता है?

    • (A) Mass of the ball
    • (B) Speed of the ball
    • (C) Direction of the ball
    • (D) Colour of the ball

    Answer: (D) Colour of the ball

    Solution: The colour of the ball does not significantly affect its motion.

  11. Scientific terms are used carefully because they must be:

    वैज्ञानिक शब्दों का उपयोग सावधानी से किया जाता है क्योंकि उन्हें होना चाहिए:

    • (A) Interesting
    • (B) Short
    • (C) Clear and unambiguous
    • (D) Difficult

    Answer: (C) Clear and unambiguous

    Solution: Scientific language must be precise so that ideas are communicated clearly.

  12. Which of the following is a symbol for force?

    निम्नलिखित में से बल (Force) का प्रतीक कौन-सा है?

    • (A) m
    • (B) v
    • (C) F
    • (D) I

    Answer: (C) F

    Solution: The symbol F is commonly used to represent force.

  13. Which symbol represents electric current?

    विद्युत धारा (Electric Current) का प्रतीक कौन-सा है?

    • (A) I
    • (B) F
    • (C) m
    • (D) v

    Answer: (A) I

    Solution: Electric current is represented by the symbol I.

  14. Mathematics in science is mainly used to:

    विज्ञान में गणित का मुख्य उपयोग किस लिए किया जाता है?

    • (A) Decorate diagrams
    • (B) Think clearly and express relationships
    • (C) Replace observations
    • (D) Avoid experiments

    Answer: (B) Think clearly and express relationships

    Solution: Mathematics helps express relationships between quantities clearly.

  15. An equation in science is:

    विज्ञान में समीकरण क्या होता है?

    • (A) Only a calculation tool
    • (B) A type of experiment
    • (C) A statement showing relationships between quantities
    • (D) A diagram

    Answer: (C) A statement showing relationships between quantities

    Solution: An equation describes how different quantities are related.

  16. Before using an equation, students should first:

    किसी समीकरण का उपयोग करने से पहले विद्यार्थियों को सबसे पहले क्या करना चाहिए?

    • (A) Memorise it
    • (B) Understand the situation
    • (C) Ignore quantities
    • (D) Calculate immediately

    Answer: (B) Understand the situation

    Solution: Understanding the situation is the first step before applying equations.

  17. Which quantity is represented by the symbol m?

    प्रतीक m किस राशि को दर्शाता है?

    • (A) Force
    • (B) Velocity
    • (C) Mass
    • (D) Current

    Answer: (C) Mass

    Solution: The symbol m is used to represent mass.

  18. Which quantity is represented by the symbol v?

    प्रतीक v किस राशि को दर्शाता है?

    • (A) Velocity
    • (B) Mass
    • (C) Force
    • (D) Current

    Answer: (A) Velocity

    Solution: The symbol v is used to represent velocity.

  19. Scientific ideas are tested through:

    वैज्ञानिक विचारों की जाँच किसके माध्यम से की जाती है?

    • (A) Experiments
    • (B) Stories
    • (C) Guesses
    • (D) Opinions

    Answer: (A) Experiments

    Solution: Experiments are used to test scientific ideas and evidence.

  20. Science helps us understand:

    विज्ञान हमें किसे समझने में सहायता करता है?

    • (A) Only nature
    • (B) Only technology
    • (C) Nature, technology and our place within them
    • (D) Only living organisms

    Answer: (C) Nature, technology and our place within them

    Solution: Science helps us make sense of nature, technology, and our role in the world.

  21. Who is the scientist mentioned in the 'Meet a Scientist' section?

    'Meet a Scientist' अनुभाग में किस वैज्ञानिक का उल्लेख किया गया है?

    • (A) C. V. Raman
    • (B) Albert Einstein
    • (C) Meghnad Saha
    • (D) Isaac Newton

    Answer: (C) Meghnad Saha

    Solution: The section discusses physicist Meghnad Saha and his work on stars.

  22. Meghnad Saha studied the light from:

    मेघनाद साहा ने किसके प्रकाश का अध्ययन किया?

    • (A) Planets
    • (B) Stars
    • (C) Moon
    • (D) Comets

    Answer: (B) Stars

    Solution: Meghnad Saha studied the light coming from stars.

  23. While studying stars, Meghnad Saha treated stellar matter as:

    तारों का अध्ययन करते समय मेघनाद साहा ने तारकीय पदार्थ को किस रूप में माना?

    • (A) A solid
    • (B) A liquid
    • (C) A hot gas
    • (D) Plasma only

    Answer: (C) A hot gas

    Solution: He simplified the problem by treating the matter in stars as a hot gas.

  24. Meghnad Saha mainly focused on:

    मेघनाद साहा मुख्य रूप से किस पर ध्यान केंद्रित करते थे?

    • (A) Colour, shape and size
    • (B) Temperature, pressure and ion formation
    • (C) Mass and volume only
    • (D) Distance and speed

    Answer: (B) Temperature, pressure and ion formation

    Solution: He focused on temperature, pressure and the formation of ions.

  25. Meghnad Saha's work helped explain the relationship between a star's colour and its:

    मेघनाद साहा के कार्य ने तारे के रंग और उसके किस गुण के बीच संबंध को समझाने में सहायता की?

    • (A) Mass
    • (B) Age
    • (C) Temperature
    • (D) Distance

    Answer: (C) Temperature

    Solution: He showed that the colour of stars is closely related to their temperature.

  26. The symbol used for the speed of light is:

    प्रकाश की गति के लिए कौन-सा प्रतीक उपयोग किया जाता है?

    • (A) s
    • (B) l
    • (C) c
    • (D) v

    Answer: (C) c

    Solution: The speed of light is represented by the symbol c.

  27. The symbol 'c' comes from the Latin word:

    'c' प्रतीक किस लैटिन शब्द से लिया गया है?

    • (A) celeritas
    • (B) calor
    • (C) corpus
    • (D) centrum

    Answer: (A) celeritas

    Solution: The symbol c comes from the Latin word 'celeritas', meaning speed.

  28. The Latin word 'celeritas' means:

    लैटिन शब्द 'celeritas' का अर्थ क्या है?

    • (A) Light
    • (B) Motion
    • (C) Speed
    • (D) Energy

    Answer: (C) Speed

    Solution: Celeritas is a Latin word meaning speed.

  29. The speed of light is defined to be exactly:

    प्रकाश की गति को ठीक कितना परिभाषित किया गया है?

    • (A) 299792458 m/s
    • (B) 300000000 m/s
    • (C) 29979245.8 m/s
    • (D) 299792458 km/s

    Answer: (A) 299792458 m/s

    Solution: The speed of light is exactly 299792458 metres per second.

  30. In the airplane fuel incident, the problem occurred because of:

    हवाई जहाज ईंधन घटना में समस्या किस कारण हुई?

    • (A) Engine failure
    • (B) Bad weather
    • (C) Mix-up of units
    • (D) Pilot error

    Answer: (C) Mix-up of units

    Solution: The incident happened because different units were used incorrectly.

  31. The aircraft required a total of:

    विमान को कुल कितने ईंधन की आवश्यकता थी?

    • (A) 22,300 kg fuel
    • (B) 15,000 kg fuel
    • (C) 22,300 litres fuel
    • (D) 10,000 kg fuel

    Answer: (A) 22,300 kg fuel

    Solution: The flight required a total of 22,300 kg of fuel.

  32. The aircraft was short of approximately:

    विमान में लगभग कितने लीटर ईंधन की कमी थी?

    • (A) 5,000 litres
    • (B) 10,000 litres
    • (C) 15,000 litres
    • (D) 20,000 litres

    Answer: (C) 15,000 litres

    Solution: The aircraft was about 15,000 litres short of fuel.

  33. The airplane managed to:

    विमान अंततः क्या करने में सफल रहा?

    • (A) Return to the airport
    • (B) Glide to an emergency landing
    • (C) Continue its journey
    • (D) Land on water

    Answer: (B) Glide to an emergency landing

    Solution: Despite running out of fuel, the aircraft glided to an emergency landing.

  34. Using standard SI units helps to avoid:

    मानक SI इकाइयों का उपयोग किससे बचने में सहायता करता है?

    • (A) Observations
    • (B) Experiments
    • (C) Conversions and errors
    • (D) Measurements

    Answer: (C) Conversions and errors

    Solution: Using SI units reduces conversion mistakes and errors.

  35. Why is a kilogram used everywhere?

    किलोग्राम का उपयोग हर जगह क्यों किया जाता है?

    • (A) It is easier to pronounce
    • (B) It is a standard international unit
    • (C) It is lighter than other units
    • (D) It is used only in science

    Answer: (B) It is a standard international unit

    Solution: Kilogram is an internationally accepted standard unit of mass.

  36. Standard units are based on:

    मानक इकाइयाँ किस पर आधारित होती हैं?

    • (A) Local customs
    • (B) Personal opinions
    • (C) International agreements
    • (D) Market prices

    Answer: (C) International agreements

    Solution: Measurements are based on internationally agreed standards.

  37. Standard units ensure fairness in:

    मानक इकाइयाँ किसमें निष्पक्षता सुनिश्चित करती हैं?

    • (A) Games only
    • (B) Trade and daily life
    • (C) School exams only
    • (D) Transportation only

    Answer: (B) Trade and daily life

    Solution: Standard units help maintain fairness in trade and everyday transactions.

  38. When buying vegetables, a kilogram should mean:

    सब्जियाँ खरीदते समय एक किलोग्राम का अर्थ क्या होना चाहिए?

    • (A) Different amounts in different places
    • (B) The same amount everywhere
    • (C) Any convenient amount
    • (D) A local measurement

    Answer: (B) The same amount everywhere

    Solution: A kilogram should represent the same amount everywhere.

  39. Scientific symbols are often chosen based on:

    वैज्ञानिक प्रतीकों का चयन प्रायः किस आधार पर किया जाता है?

    • (A) Convenient abbreviations only
    • (B) History and international agreements
    • (C) Personal preference
    • (D) Alphabetical order

    Answer: (B) History and international agreements

    Solution: Many scientific symbols come from historical usage and international conventions.

  40. The main lesson from the airplane fuel incident is that:

    हवाई जहाज ईंधन घटना से मुख्य शिक्षा क्या मिलती है?

    • (A) Airplanes need more fuel
    • (B) Pilots should check weather reports
    • (C) Correct units are essential in science and technology
    • (D) Fuel should be measured in litres only

    Answer: (C) Correct units are essential in science and technology

    Solution: Using correct and standard units is essential to prevent serious errors.

  41. A scientific law mainly describes:

    वैज्ञानिक नियम मुख्य रूप से क्या वर्णन करता है?

    • (A) Why a phenomenon occurs
    • (B) A regular pattern in nature
    • (C) A scientific instrument
    • (D) A laboratory procedure

    Answer: (B) A regular pattern in nature

    Solution: A scientific law describes a regular pattern or relationship observed in nature.

  42. Newton's laws of motion are examples of:

    न्यूटन के गति के नियम किसके उदाहरण हैं?

    • (A) Theories
    • (B) Principles
    • (C) Laws
    • (D) Models

    Answer: (C) Laws

    Solution: Newton's laws of motion describe patterns in motion.

  43. A scientific theory mainly explains:

    वैज्ञानिक सिद्धांत मुख्य रूप से क्या समझाता है?

    • (A) Why patterns occur
    • (B) Only observations
    • (C) Laboratory equipment
    • (D) Units of measurement

    Answer: (A) Why patterns occur

    Solution: A theory explains why observed patterns occur.

  44. Which theory explains how molecules are formed?

    कौन-सा सिद्धांत बताता है कि अणु कैसे बनते हैं?

    • (A) Cell Theory
    • (B) Atomic Theory
    • (C) Evolution Theory
    • (D) Germ Theory

    Answer: (B) Atomic Theory

    Solution: Atomic Theory explains how atoms combine to form molecules.

  45. In science, a theory is:

    विज्ञान में सिद्धांत क्या होता है?

    • (A) A guess
    • (B) An opinion
    • (C) A well-tested explanation
    • (D) A prediction

    Answer: (C) A well-tested explanation

    Solution: Scientific theories are based on evidence and extensive testing.

  46. A principle is:

    सिद्धांत (Principle) क्या है?

    • (A) A broad scientific idea
    • (B) A measuring instrument
    • (C) A mathematical symbol
    • (D) A unit

    Answer: (A) A broad scientific idea

    Solution: Principles are broad ideas that help explain situations.

  47. Which principle is used while climbing stairs?

    सीढ़ियाँ चढ़ते समय कौन-सा सिद्धांत लागू होता है?

    • (A) Archimedes' Principle
    • (B) Conservation of Energy
    • (C) Pascal's Principle
    • (D) Bernoulli's Principle

    Answer: (B) Conservation of Energy

    Solution: Energy changes form while climbing stairs, demonstrating conservation of energy.

  48. One of the greatest strengths of science is its ability to:

    विज्ञान की सबसे बड़ी शक्तियों में से एक क्या है?

    • (A) Memorize facts
    • (B) Make predictions
    • (C) Avoid experiments
    • (D) Replace observations

    Answer: (B) Make predictions

    Solution: Science can predict future outcomes using evidence and models.

  49. Scientific predictions are based on:

    वैज्ञानिक पूर्वानुमान किस पर आधारित होते हैं?

    • (A) Luck
    • (B) Guesses
    • (C) Evidence and careful reasoning
    • (D) Opinions

    Answer: (C) Evidence and careful reasoning

    Solution: Predictions are based on evidence, observations and scientific understanding.

  50. Which of the following is useful for testing a rain prediction scientifically?

    वर्षा के पूर्वानुमान को वैज्ञानिक रूप से जाँचने के लिए निम्न में से क्या उपयोगी है?

    • (A) Clouds look nice
    • (B) Humidity measurements
    • (C) Personal belief
    • (D) Random guessing

    Answer: (B) Humidity measurements

    Solution: Humidity is measurable data that helps test weather predictions.

  51. Weather forecasts depend on:

    मौसम पूर्वानुमान किन पर निर्भर करता है?

    • (A) Temperature, pressure, humidity and wind
    • (B) Only temperature
    • (C) Only humidity
    • (D) Only wind

    Answer: (A) Temperature, pressure, humidity and wind

    Solution: Many factors together affect weather forecasts.

  52. Why are long-term weather forecasts less certain?

    दीर्घकालिक मौसम पूर्वानुमान कम निश्चित क्यों होते हैं?

    • (A) Weather never changes
    • (B) Small changes can grow over time
    • (C) Scientists do not measure weather
    • (D) Forecasts are guesses

    Answer: (B) Small changes can grow over time

    Solution: Tiny differences in conditions can lead to very different future outcomes.

  53. When predictions do not match observations, scientists:

    जब पूर्वानुमान अवलोकनों से मेल नहीं खाते, तो वैज्ञानिक क्या करते हैं?

    • (A) Ignore the evidence
    • (B) Check assumptions and improve models
    • (C) Stop experimenting
    • (D) Reject science

    Answer: (B) Check assumptions and improve models

    Solution: Scientists re-examine assumptions, measurements and models.

  54. Scientific theories can change when:

    वैज्ञानिक सिद्धांत कब बदल सकते हैं?

    • (A) New evidence becomes available
    • (B) People dislike them
    • (C) A scientist retires
    • (D) A new textbook is printed

    Answer: (A) New evidence becomes available

    Solution: Science updates theories when supported by new evidence.

  55. No scientific theory is:

    कोई भी वैज्ञानिक सिद्धांत क्या नहीं होता?

    • (A) Useful
    • (B) Evidence-based
    • (C) Final and beyond question
    • (D) Testable

    Answer: (C) Final and beyond question

    Solution: Scientific theories remain open to revision and improvement.

  56. According to science, an eclipse is mainly:

    विज्ञान के अनुसार ग्रहण मुख्य रूप से क्या है?

    • (A) A chemical reaction
    • (B) A biological process
    • (C) A play of shadows
    • (D) A weather event

    Answer: (C) A play of shadows

    Solution: An eclipse is simply caused by the shadow of one celestial body falling on another.

  57. Why should viral claims be examined scientifically?

    वायरल दावों की वैज्ञानिक जाँच क्यों करनी चाहिए?

    • (A) To increase popularity
    • (B) To find evidence-based truth
    • (C) To support rumours
    • (D) To avoid observations

    Answer: (B) To find evidence-based truth

    Solution: Scientific examination helps determine whether a claim is supported by evidence.

  58. Which of the following is NOT a scientific question about eclipses?

    निम्नलिखित में से कौन-सा ग्रहण के बारे में वैज्ञानिक प्रश्न नहीं है?

    • (A) Does temperature change significantly?
    • (B) Does food spoil in shadow?
    • (C) Is there scientific evidence?
    • (D) Is the eclipse unlucky?

    Answer: (D) Is the eclipse unlucky?

    Solution: Science relies on measurable evidence, not superstition.

  59. Estimation means finding:

    अनुमान (Estimation) का अर्थ है:

    • (A) An exact answer
    • (B) An approximate answer
    • (C) A wrong answer
    • (D) A mathematical formula

    Answer: (B) An approximate answer

    Solution: Estimation provides a reasonable approximate value.

  60. Which is the first step in solving a scientific problem?

    वैज्ञानिक समस्या को हल करने का पहला चरण क्या है?

    • (A) Calculate immediately
    • (B) Memorize formulas
    • (C) Understand the situation
    • (D) Guess the answer

    Answer: (C) Understand the situation

    Solution: Understanding the situation is the first step before calculations.

  61. Science values _____ more than accurate calculations.

    विज्ञान सटीक गणनाओं से अधिक _____ को महत्व देता है।

    • (A) Luck
    • (B) Careful reasoning
    • (C) Speed
    • (D) Opinions

    Answer: (B) Careful reasoning

    Solution: The chapter emphasizes careful reasoning over exact calculations.

  62. The rice estimation example teaches:

    चावल अनुमान उदाहरण हमें क्या सिखाता है?

    • (A) Exact answers are always needed
    • (B) Approximate reasoning is useful
    • (C) Rice contains no calories
    • (D) Science avoids calculations

    Answer: (B) Approximate reasoning is useful

    Solution: The purpose is to learn estimation and reasonable thinking.

  63. Understanding how a mask works requires knowledge from:

    मास्क कैसे कार्य करता है, इसे समझने के लिए किस ज्ञान की आवश्यकता होती है?

    • (A) Only Physics
    • (B) Only Biology
    • (C) Only Chemistry
    • (D) Several branches of science

    Answer: (D) Several branches of science

    Solution: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics all contribute.

  64. Which branch of science helps explain virus behaviour in masks?

    मास्क में वायरस के व्यवहार को समझाने में कौन-सी विज्ञान शाखा सहायता करती है?

    • (A) Biology
    • (B) Geology
    • (C) Astronomy
    • (D) Meteorology

    Answer: (A) Biology

    Solution: Biology studies living organisms and viruses.

  65. At rest, a person typically takes about:

    आराम की अवस्था में एक व्यक्ति लगभग कितनी साँसें प्रति मिनट लेता है?

    • (A) 2–5
    • (B) 12–15
    • (C) 30–40
    • (D) 50–60

    Answer: (B) 12–15

    Solution: An average resting person takes about 12–15 breaths per minute.

  66. Approximately how many breaths does a person take in a day?

    एक व्यक्ति एक दिन में लगभग कितनी साँसें लेता है?

    • (A) 2,000
    • (B) 5,000
    • (C) 20,000
    • (D) 50,000

    Answer: (C) 20,000

    Solution: A person takes approximately 20,000 breaths per day.

  67. The estimated volume of one normal breath is about:

    एक सामान्य साँस का अनुमानित आयतन कितना होता है?

    • (A) 0.5 litre
    • (B) 5 litres
    • (C) 10 litres
    • (D) 20 litres

    Answer: (A) 0.5 litre

    Solution: One breath is estimated to contain about 0.5 litre of air.

  68. A person breathes approximately how much air in one day?

    एक व्यक्ति एक दिन में लगभग कितनी वायु लेता है?

    • (A) 100 litres
    • (B) 500 litres
    • (C) 1,000 litres
    • (D) 10,000 litres

    Answer: (D) 10,000 litres

    Solution: The chapter estimates about 10,000 litres of air per day.

  69. Using different methods to estimate the same quantity helps:

    एक ही राशि का अलग-अलग तरीकों से अनुमान लगाने से क्या लाभ होता है?

    • (A) Increase confusion
    • (B) Verify whether the estimate is reasonable
    • (C) Avoid calculations
    • (D) Produce exact answers

    Answer: (B) Verify whether the estimate is reasonable

    Solution: Different estimates can be compared to check reasonableness.

  70. Interdisciplinary science means:

    अंतर्विषयक विज्ञान (Interdisciplinary Science) का अर्थ क्या है?

    • (A) Studying only one subject
    • (B) Using multiple branches of science together
    • (C) Ignoring mathematics
    • (D) Avoiding experiments

    Answer: (B) Using multiple branches of science together

    Solution: Many real-life problems require concepts from different scientific fields.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a scientific theory?

A scientific theory is a well-tested explanation based on evidence and observations.

What is the difference between a law and a theory?

A law describes a pattern observed in nature, while a theory explains why that pattern occurs.

Why are scientific predictions important?

Scientific predictions help us anticipate future events based on evidence, laws, theories and models.

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