The document provides information about a school quiz competition involving multiple teams. Each team will be asked one question per round from subjects like physics, chemistry, biology etc. They will have 30 seconds to answer each question and can earn 10 or 5 marks depending on when they answer. Questions will be alternated clockwise and anticlockwise between teams. The judge's decision is final in case of any disputes.

1. DREAMVISION
SCHOOL OF
PHARSATIKAR
SCIENCE QUIZ

2.  Each team will be asked a question of 10 marks each.
 They will be given 30 seconds for each question.
 Every team will have to choose their favorite subject out
of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy & Geology
and environment for each question
 If the allotted team is unable to answer the question then
the question will passed on to the subsequent teams.
 Subsequent teams will be given 15 seconds to answer &
will be awarded 5 marks for each correct answer..
 Each team will be given 14 questions, first seven will go
clockwise and next 7 anticlockwise.
 The final decision is with the judge panel, if any
controversies arise

3. PHYSICS
CHEMISTRY
BIOLOGY
GEOLOGY &ENVIRONMENT
ASTRONOMY

4. PHYSICS
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9

5. CHEMISTRY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 Audience Audience

6. BIOLOGY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 Audience Audience

7. GEOLOGY &
ENVIROMENT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 Audience

8. ASTRONOMY
1 2 3 4 5

9. 1.Greenhouse effect is
Wearing green colour dress
Painting house green in colour
Sun’s heat is trapped and not allowed to escape
Having green room in the house

10. sorry

11. bravo

12. 2.The power of an earthquake is
expressed on a scale called
richter scaleseismic scale
large scaleiron scale

13. 3.Which instrument is used to measure
earthquake?
SeismographRichter scale
large scalePolygraph

14. 4.Tsunami means
floodsearthquake
eruption of volcano in a seaearthquake under the sea

15. 5.Give the ratio in which
hydrogen and oxygen are
present in water by
volume.
1:11:2
1:82:1

16. 6.What type of chemical
reactions take place when
electricity is passed
through water?
CombinationSingle Displacement
Double displacementDecomposition

17. 7.Electrolysis of water is a
decomposition reaction. The
mole ratio of hydrogen and
oxygen gases liberated during
electrolysis of water is:
2 : 11 :1
1 : 41 : 2

18. 8.Pb + CuCl2 → PbCl2 + Cu
The above reaction is an
example of:
double displacementcombination
Single displacementdecomposition

19. 9.Na2CO3 . 10H2O is
baking sodawashing soda
tartaric acidbleaching powder

20. 10.Sodium hydroxide is a
weak acidweak base
strong acidstrong base

21. 11.The most abundant metal
in the earth’s crust is
AluminiumIron
SodiumCalcium

22. 12.Which property of metals
is used for making bells and
strings of musical instruments
like Sitar and Violin?
MalleabilitySonorousness
ConductivityDuctility

23. 13.Which of the following non-
metal is lustrous?
OxygenSulphur
IodineNitrogen

24. 14.Galvanization is a method
of protecting iron from rusting
by coating with a thin layer of
zincGalium
silvergold

25. 15.Amalgam is an alloy of
zinciron
silvermercury

26. 16.An atom of an element has
the electronic configuration
2,8,2. To which group does it
belong?
6th group4th group
2nd group3rd group

27. 17.Carbon belongs to the second
period and Group IVA. Silicon
belongs to the third period and
Group IVA. If atomic number of
carbon is 6, the atomic number of
silicon is
1214
1613

28. 18. An element ‘A’ belongs to the
third period and group VIA of the
Periodic Table. Find out the valency
of A.
21
43

29. 19. The molecular formula of
potassium nitrate is
KNOKNO3
KONKNO2

30. 20. Which radioactive element is
used in the treatment of cancer?
Uranium-234Iodine-131
Cobalt-60Plutonium-239

31. Cell is the structural and functional
unit of life. The word cell is derived
from the Latin word ‘cellula’ which
means “a little room”. Can you
name the scientist who coined the
term cell?
Robert BrownRobert Hooke
Ernst HaeckelAnton Von Leeuwenhoek

32. 21. Paramecium has tiny hair like
projections all around the outside
of their cell that give the
paramecium locomotion and help
the food to move in its oral cavity.
Can you choose the correct name
for these locomotory organelles?
CiliaVilli
CytopygeOral groove

33. 22. The international Code of Biological
Nomenclature provides the scientific
nomenclature for every organism that
consists of the genus name and the
species name of the organism. Can you
guess who introduced this system of
binomial nomenclature of the
organisms?
Robert HookeCarolus Linnaeus
Ernst HaeckelRobert Whittaker

34. 23. Which adaptation of the frog
differentiates it from the fish?
Lays eggs in water
Ability to live in water also
Presence of mucous glands in the skin
Have a streamlined body

35. 24. During a thunderstorm which action
may be done?
Using a mobile phone
Using Telephone having cord
None of the above
Switching on TV

36. 25. Alcohol is produced with the help of
yeastsodium chloride
carbon dioxidenitrogen

37. 26. What helps in the rise of bread or
dough?
Growth of yeast cellsHeat
Low pressureGrinding

38. 27. The status of algae in the aquatic
food chain is
producersconsumers
decomposershost

39. 28.The rod shaped bacteria are called
VibrioBacillus
SpirillumCoccus

40. 29. Bacteria present in root nodules of
pea
PlasmodiumBacillus
RhizobiumPenicillin

41. 30. The microorganism which contains
chlorophyll
FungusVirus
AllAlgae

42. 31. The disease caused by fungi is
chicken poxmeasles
ringwormpolio

43. 32. Which bacteria helps in settling of
curd?
LactobacillusRhizobium
cocciVibriocholarae

44. 33. Which microorganism causes AIDS?
virusprotozoa
poriferabacteria

45. 34. Which of the following is not used as
food preservatives?
SugarSalt
MethaneVinegar

46. 35. Force acting on per unit area is
called
contact forcesnon-contact forces
pressureforce

47. 36. The force exerted by the earth to
pull the object towards itself is called
muscular forceelectrostatic force
contact forcegravitational force

48. 37. The force exerted by a charged body
on another charge
muscular forceelectrostatic force
contact forcegravitational force

49. 38. A spring balance is used for
measuring
weightmass
speedpressure

50. 39. The strength of force is expressed by
its
weightmass
speedmagnitude

51. 40. During dry weather, while combing
hair, sometimes we experience hair
flying apart. The force responsible for
this is
force of frictionforce of gravity
magnetic forceelectrostatic force

52. 41. Which one of the following forces is a
contact force
force of frictionforce of gravity
magnetic forceelectrostatic force

53. 42. Force of friction always acts on
moving objects and its direction shall be
____
Along the direction of motion
On any direction
Opposite to the direction of motion
Perpendicular to the direction of motion

54. 43. A batsman hits the ball for a
boundary past the bowler i.e. four runs.
The batsman thus
Does not change the speed but direction only
Changes the direction & speed of the ball
Does not change either direction or speed
Does not change the direction but speed only

55. 44. The liquid material in the nucleus of
a cell is
bacteriachromosomes
nucleolusnucleoplasm

56. 45. Cells which lack nuclear membrane
are
prokaryotic cellseukaryotic cells
multicellssingle cells

57. 46. The coloured organelles which are
found in plants only are
plastidschlorophyll
WBCvacuoles

58. 47. Genes are located in
plastidschromosomes
lysosomecytoplasm

59. 48. Binary fission is observed in
yeastHydra
human beingAmoeba

60. 49. The cell formed after fertilisation is
called
foetusembryo
eggzygote

61. 50.Which of the following shows external
fertilisation?
Human beingFrog
HenCow

62. 51. The Halley’s Comet is seen after
every
76 years76 months
56 years56 months

63. 52. Which of the following does not
belong to the family of solar system?
MeteorsPlanet
CometGalaxy

64. 53. Which planet has the largest number
of satellites?
SaturnJupiter
MarsMercury

65. 54. _____ is a commonly used chemical
method for purifying water
FlourinationBrominization
ChlorinationFiltration

66. 55. The least dense planet is
JupiterEarth
UranusSaturn

67. 56. During a clear night sky, bright light
streaks are often visible. They are called
shooting stars. They are actually
MeteorsFalling stars
PlanetComet

68. 57. The increase in concentration of
which gas is not responsible for Global
Warming?
NitrogenSulphur dioxide
MethaneCarbon dioxide

69. 58. Which of the following contents is
most harmful to aquatic animals?
Sodium ionsHeavy metal ions
Potassium ionsChloride ions

70. 59. Water containing high salt
concentration can be purified by
UV irradiationboiling
reverse osmosisfiltration

71. 60. Which of the following is a non-
biodegradable pollutant?
DDTSulphur dioxide
Hydrogen oxideNitrogen oxide

72. 61. The gas used in refrigerating
appliance causing serious damage to
ozone is
CFCsBHCs
DDTsLPGs

73. 62. Which of the following occurs during
lightning?
Nitrogen fixationAcid rain
EarthingGreen house effect

74. 63. A device used to test whether an
object is carrying charge or not is called
___.
Charge meterElectrometer
ChargoscopeElectroscope

75. 64. Oxidation is a process
which involves
addition of hydrogenaddition of oxygen
removal of hydrogen
removal of oxygen

76. 65. Roots of the plants
absorb water from the soil
through the process of:
osmosisdiffusion
None of these
transpiration