Food is essential for providing energy, building body tissues, and maintaining health. A balanced diet includes carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water in appropriate proportions. Different regions have different food habits based on climate, culture, and availability of resources. Food can be preserved through methods like drying, freezing, canning, and pickling to prevent spoilage. Clothing protects the body from weather conditions and serves social and cultural purposes. This Food and Clothing Quiz for Class 6 examines how nutrition and textiles are interconnected with daily life. Clothes are made from natural fibres obtained from plants like cotton and jute, or animals like silk and wool, and also from synthetic fibres like polyester and nylon. The choice of clothing depends on climate, occasion, and comfort. Learning about food and clothing helps students understand nutrition, fibre production, and textile industries. Answer these 10 questions to check your understanding.
A boy with poor night vision eats carrots regularly but still shows symptoms. Which conclusion is MOST LIKELY?
Answer: (b) His body can’t absorb vitamin A properly.
Which tooth-type is not used in the initial stage of eating food?
Answer: (a) Molar
You are about to take a big bite of a cheesy pizza! Each type of tooth plays a different role while eating. Which of these teeth is the odd one out based on what it mainly does while you eat?
Answer: (a) Canine – tears the stretchy cheese
You mix iodine with four food samples. Which one is likely to show a blue-black color?
Answer: (c) Boiled rice
Two slices of bread were kept in different conditions: Slice A: In a sealed, cool box Slice B: In an open box on a warm windowsill After 3 days, what will most likely be observed?
Answer: (c) Slice B develops mould faster
You are designing a uniform shown in figure. Which material must NOT be used?
Answer: (d) Nylon
Sam stored dry wheat grains in an airtight metal container in a cupboard. His friend Alex kept the same grains in a sealed plastic bag inside a refrigerator. After two weeks, Sam's grains remained fresh, but Alex found mold growing on his. Which of the following best explains why Alex’s grains got spoiled?
Answer: (c) The moisture inside the refrigerator led to grain spoilage
Arrange the steps in making clothes from natural fibres: 1. Spinning 2. Harvesting cotton 3. Weaving 4. Ginning
Answer: (a) 2 → 4 → 1 → 3
A student notices that after chewing bread for some time, it tastes sweet. Why?
Answer: (d) Saliva contains enzymes that break starch into sugar
Below is showing a nutrition label of a cereal box: 1. Energy: 150 kcal per serving 2. Protein: 3g 3. Carbohydrates: 30g 4. Fat: 1g 5. Fiber: 5g Based on this, which of the following statements is most accurate?
Answer: (b) The cereal is high in fiber and carbs, good for energy and digestion.
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Plants | Quiz on Plants |
| Animals | Quiz on Animals |
| Food and Clothing | Quiz on Food and Clothing |
| Natural Resources and Calamities | Quiz on Natural Resources and Calamities |
| Matter and Materials | Quiz on Matter and Materials |
| Force, Work and Energy | Quiz on Force, Work and Energy |
| Our Environment | Quiz on Our Environment |
| Earth and Universe | Quiz on Earth and Universe |
| Human Body and Health | Quiz on Human Body and Health |