This document contains a science test for class 5 with questions in three sections. Section A contains fill-in-the-blank and true/false questions. Section B asks students to answer short questions about topics like how limbs connect to the spine and the importance of the rib cage. Section C requires longer answers, like listing three methods of seed dispersal in nature and explaining how forests prevent soil erosion. The test aims to evaluate students' understanding of science topics through various question formats within a set time limit.

1. D. A. V public Sr. Sec School
Periodic test 1 Science
Set B Time 1hrs
Class 5th M.M 30
General Instructions:
Attempt all questions.
Writing should be neat and clean
Section A
A Fillups 1×2=2
1 Wind pipe connects nose to the ___________ in mammals
2 ___________ are known as food factories of the plant.
B True /false 0.5*2=1
1 Lotus seeds are dispersed mainly through wind
2 The joint in the shoulder is an example of a ball and socket joint.
C Tick the correct option 0.5×2=1
1 Light enters the eyes through the-
a) Iris b pupil c cornea d optic nerve
2 Which of these plants has only one cotyledon?
a wheat b peas c banana d red beans
D Define 1×2=2
1 Breathing system
2 Micropyle
Section B
E Answer the following question 2×6=12
1 How are fore limbs connected to the spine?
2 Name the two methods of reproduction in plants.
3 Why do some men cut trees?
4 State the conditions required for the proper germination of a seed.
5 State the importance of the rib-cage in our body.
6 Name two migratory birds that visit Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
Section C
F Answer the following questions: 3×4=12
1 List any three natural ways of seed dispersal. Give one example for each of them.
2 Why do bones have joints?
3 How do forests prevent soil erosion?
4 How does a ball and socket joint work?

2. D. A. V public Sr. Sec School
Periodic test 1 Science
Set B Time 1hrs
Class 5th M.M 30
General Instructions:
Attempt all questions.
Writing should be neat and clean
Section A
A Fillups 1×2=2
1 Wind pipe connects nose to the ___________ in mammals
2 ___________ are known as food factories of the plant.
B True /false 0.5*2=1
1 Lotus seeds are dispersed mainly through wind
2 The joint in the shoulder is an example of a ball and socket joint.
C Tick the correct option 0.5×2=1
1 Light enters the eyes through the-
a) Iris b pupil c cornea d optic nerve
2 Which of these plants has only one cotyledon?
a wheat b peas c banana d red beans
D Define 1×2=2
1 Breathing system
2 Micropyle
Section B
E Answer the following question 2×6=12
1 How are fore limbs connected to the spine?
2 Name the two methods of reproduction in plants.
3 Why do some men cut trees?
4 State the conditions required for the proper germination of a seed.
5 State the importance of the rib-cage in our body.
6 Name two migratory birds that visit Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
Section C
F Answer the following questions: 3×4=12
1 List any three natural ways of seed dispersal. Give one example for each of them.
2 Why do bones have joints?
3 How do forests prevent soil erosion?
4 How does a ball and socket joint work?