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Question (11)
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Which building material is common to both clay pots and bricks?
  • (A) Plastic
  • (B) Mud/Clay
  • (C) Metal
  • (D) Glass

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Both pots and bricks are made from clay or mud.

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Question (12)
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A family living in a very hot village wants their house to remain cool. Which type of house is the better choice?
  • (A) Glass house
  • (B) Mud house
  • (C) Steel house
  • (D) Plastic house

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Mud houses remain cool in hot weather.

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Question (13)
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Why is cow dung sometimes used on mud house walls and floors?
  • (A) To make them colourful
  • (B) To keep heat out and insects away
  • (C) To increase the height of the house
  • (D) To make the walls shiny

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Cow dung helps keep houses cool and prevents insects from entering.

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Question (14)
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Which arrangement of bricks is likely to make a stronger wall?
  • (A) Bricks placed exactly one above another in one straight line
  • (B) Bricks arranged with joints overlapping
  • (C) Bricks standing vertically without support
  • (D) Randomly stacked bricks

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Overlapping joints increase the strength of the wall.

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Question (15)
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While constructing a building, one worker wears a helmet and another does not. Who is following proper safety rules?
  • (A) The worker without a helmet
  • (B) Both workers
  • (C) The worker wearing the helmet
  • (D) Neither worker

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Wearing a helmet protects workers from head injuries.

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Question (16)
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A child observes a butterfly, tiger and peacock. What common feature is the child most likely studying?
  • (A) Their food habits
  • (B) Their body patterns
  • (C) Their sounds
  • (D) Their speed

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

These animals are known for their natural body patterns.

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Question (17)
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Which activity helps children understand how walls become stronger?
  • (A) Colouring bricks
  • (B) Stacking clay bricks in different arrangements
  • (C) Drawing houses only
  • (D) Washing bricks with water

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Comparing different brick arrangements shows which wall is sturdier.

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Question (18)
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If heavy rain washes away unbaked clay models kept outside, what important step was missed?
  • (A) Kneading the clay
  • (B) Baking or drying properly
  • (C) Painting the models
  • (D) Decorating the models

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Proper drying and baking make clay objects strong and durable.

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Question (19)
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Why do different places have different kinds of houses?
  • (A) Everyone likes different colours
  • (B) Climate and locally available materials are different
  • (C) Houses are built randomly
  • (D) There is only one type of house everywhere

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Houses are designed according to climate and available materials.

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Question (20)
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Which statement best explains why people continue using clay to make useful objects?
  • (A) Clay cannot be shaped easily
  • (B) Clay can be shaped, dried and baked into strong objects
  • (C) Clay is always harder than metal
  • (D) Clay does not need any preparation

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Clay is easy to shape and becomes strong after drying and baking.

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