Science Practice Quiz 131

Q1.Pritesh Ranadive, Scientific Officer, HBCSE, TIFR, Mumbai, provided illustrations from Stellarium for which chapter?

A. Chapter 11 ‘Nature’s Treasures’ B. Chapter 12 ‘Beyond Earth’ C. Chapter 13 ‘Our Solar System’ D. Chapter 10 ‘Earth’s Climate’

Q2.How many chapters are listed in the 'Contents' section of the provided book excerpt?

A. 10 B. 11 C. 12 D. 13

Q3.Which chapter in the book is titled 'Mindful Eating: A Path to a Healthy Body'?

A. Chapter 2 B. Chapter 3 C. Chapter 4 D. Chapter 5

Q4.What is the starting page number for the chapter 'Measurement of Length and Motion'?

A. 61 B. 79 C. 101 D. 123

Q5.What is a distinguishing feature of the paper used for printing the textbook?

A. It is 80 GSM paper with an NCERT watermark. B. It is 60 GSM paper with a special security mark. C. It is recycled paper from The Banyan Tree. D. It is 100 GSM paper without any watermark.

Q6.What is the specific subject of the textbook titled "0777 – Curiosity" mentioned in the document?

A. Social Studies B. Mathematics C. Science D. English Language

Q7.What specific type of paper, including its weight, was used for printing the textbook as mentioned in the document?

A. 70 GSM paper with NCERT watermark B. 80 GSM paper with NCERT watermark C. 90 GSM paper without watermark D. Standard bond paper

Q8.The textbook 'Curiosity, Textbook of Science for Grade 7' aligns with which educational policies and promotes what kind of learning?

A. Aligns with NEP 1986 and promotes rote memorization. B. Aligns with NEP 2020 and NCF-SE 2023, fostering experiential learning. C. Aligns with NCF 2005 and encourages competitive testing. D. Aligns with the Right to Education Act and focuses on theoretical knowledge.

Q9.According to the textbook content described in March 2025, which of the following science subjects is explicitly mentioned as being integrated into the curriculum?

A. Astronomy B. Geology C. Physics D. Meteorology

Q10.How many chapters does the 'Curiosity, Textbook of Science for Grade 7' contain?

A. Ten B. Twelve C. Fourteen D. Sixteen

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Science Practice Quiz 131