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    The document is a science test for class 8 students. It contains multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions related to fuels and energy. Some of the key topics covered include the calorific values of different fuels like wood, coal, hydrogen and petrol. Fossil fuels are identified as a source of energy that is non-renewable and their excessive use can harm the environment. Natural gas is defined as a gaseous fuel containing mostly methane. Candles burn due to the combustion of wax vapour from the wick. Conservation of energy explains that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or changed from one form to another.

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    The Radiant School (CBSE)

    Unit Test-IV(2021-22)
    Subject:-Science
    Class-VIII
    Time:01:00 Hr. M.M: 25
    A. Multiple choice questions :- (5)

    1. Which of the following fuel has highest calorific value?

    a) Wood b) Coal c) Hydrogen d) Petrol

    2.Which of the following is a fossil fuel?

    a) Kerosene b) Diesel c) Coke d) All.

    3.Which of the following is the best quality coal?

    a) Peat b) Anthracite c) Bituminous d) Lignite.

    4.When a wax candle burns, which part of it catches fire?

    a) wick b) wax vapour c)liquid wax d) solid wax

    5.Natural gas contains

    a) Methane b) Butane c) Carbon monoxide and hydrogen d) Carbon monoxide and nitrogen.

    B. Short answer type questions :- (10)

    6.What is natural gas ? How is it obtained?

    7. How is carbon dioxide useful to extinguish fire?

    8. What is meant by an ideal fuel?

    9. Define conservation of energy.

    10. Write a short note on a candle flame.

    C. Long answer type questions :- (10)

    11.How does burning of wood as a fuel harmful to us?

    OR

    How does recycling of paper lead to waste reduction?

    12.What are fossil fuels? How is their excessive use a matter of environmental concern?

    OR

    Why are gaseous fuels better than the solid and liquid ones?

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