Important Questions For All Chapters – English Class 6
1. What is marbling?
- Marbling is a way to make colorful designs on paper using oil paints and water.
2. Why does oil paint float on water?
- Oil does not mix with water and stays on top.
3. What do we need for marbling?
- We need water, oil paints, turpentine or kerosene, a brush, and white paper.
4. What is a magic watering can?
- It is a watering can that controls water flow using air pressure.
5. What materials are needed to make a magic watering can?
- We need an empty tin, a lid, a nail, and a hammer.
6. How do we stop water from coming out of the watering can?
- By covering the bottom hole with a finger.
7. How does air pressure help in the magic watering can?
- When the hole is open, air enters and pushes the water out.
8. What is the last step in marbling?
- Take the paper out of the water and let it dry.
9. Why should we be careful while making a magic watering can?
- Because a hammer and nail can hurt us.
10. What do we learn from these experiments?
- We learn how oil and water do not mix and how air pressure works.
11. How can we make marbled paper?
- Mix oil paints with turpentine, sprinkle them on water, twirl with a brush, and press paper on it.
12.Why does the marbling technique work?
- It works because oil does not mix with water, so the colors stay on the surface.
13. How can we make a magic watering can?
- Take a tin, make a hole at the bottom, and put small holes in the lid with a nail.
14. How does air pressure help in the watering can?
- When we remove our finger from the hole, air pushes the water out like a shower.
15. Why should we use simple science experiments?
- They help us learn science in a fun way and understand how things work.
16. What lessons do we learn from this chapter?
- We learn creativity from marbling and science from air pressure in the watering can.
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