7 - Temperature and its Measurement (Question Answer) | Class 6 Science NCERT - Curiosity

In this video we will study all the question answer of chapter 7 - "Temperature and its Measurement" taken from Class 6 Science NCERT Book - Curiosity. List of Questions answered in the video: 0:10 - The normal temperature of a healthy human being is close to? 0:17 - 37 °C is the same temperature as? 0:26 - Fill in the blanks. 0:44 - The range of a laboratory thermometer is usually? 0:55 - Four students used a laboratory thermometer to measure the temperature of water as shown in Fig. 7.6. Who do you think followed the correct way for measuring temperature? 1:33 - Colour to show the red column on the drawings of thermometers (Fig. 7.7) as per the temperatures written below. 2:22 - Observe the part of thermometer shown in Fig. 7.8 and answer the following questions. 3:23 - A laboratory thermometer is not used to measure our body temperature. Give a reason. 3:45 - Vaishnavi has not gone to school as she is ill. Her mother has kept a record of her body temperature for three days as shown in Table 7.4. (i) What was Vaishnavi’s highest recorded temperature? (ii) On which day and at what time was Vaishnavi’s highest temperature recorded? (iii) On which day did Vaishnavi’s temperature return to normal? 4:32 - If you have to measure the temperature 22.5 °C, which of the following three thermometers will you use (Fig. 7.9)? Explain. 6:15 - The temperature shown by the thermometer in Fig. 7.10 is? 6:35 - A laboratory thermometer has 50 divisions between 0 °C and 100 °C. What does each division of this thermometer measure? 7:32 - Draw the scale of a thermometer in which the smallest division reads 0.5 °C. You may draw only the portion between 10 °C and 20 °C. 7:54 - Someone tells you that she has a fever of 101 degrees. Does she mean it on the Celsius scale or Fahrenheit scale? Thank You for watching. #class6 #science #curiosity #ncert #ncertsolutions #questionanswer