NCERT EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS
NCERT has developed some excellent problems called ‘Exemplar Problems’ in Science and Mathematics for secondary and higher secondary levels. These problems are not meant to serve merely as a question bank for examinations but are primarily meant to improve the quality of teaching and learning in schools. Students can benefit themselves by attempting the exercises given in the book for self-assessment and also in mastering the basic techniques of problem solving.
Thus, in order to score optimum marks in the board papers, it is very important for the students to practice a variety of questions. In addition to these exercise questions, it’s also important to practise the NCERT Exemplar problems.
NCERT Exemplars are basically practice-books that are designed to assist students to increase their understanding of particular skills, content or knowledge in any given situation. They include extra questions of a higher level that are very useful for conceptual understanding and strengthening your problem solving concepts. These books contain conceptual sums, which cover CBSE board and competitive exams like JEE main, JEE advanced and other Engineering Entrance exams.
CLASS VI – Science
EXEMPLAR PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS
| Unit 01 | Food: Where Does It Come From? |
| Unit 02 | Components of Food |
| Unit 03 | Fibre to Fabric |
| Unit 04 | Sorting Materials and Groups |
| Unit 05 | Separation of Substances |
| Unit 06 | Changes Around Us |
| Unit 07 | Getting to Know Plants |
| Unit 08 | Body Movement |
| Unit 09 | The Living Organisms and their Surroundings |
| Unit 10 | Motion and Measurement of Distances |
| Unit 11 | Light |
| Unit 12 | Electricity and Circuits |
| Unit 13 | Fun with Magnets |
| Unit 14 | Water |
| Unit 15 | Air Around Us |
| Unit 16 | Garbage in, Garbage out |
| Answers (Unit 1 – 16) |
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