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Class VI > Biology > Food where does it come from
Biology
Summary :
- Food is the basic necessity of our life. It is required for energy, repairing, growth and protection against disease.
- Raw materials required to prepare a dish are known as its ingredients.
- Different parts of the plants are eaten as food like root, stem, leaves, flower and seeds.
- Animals provide us food in the form of milk, meat, fish eggs and honey.
- Different Animals eat different foods and are divided into three categories Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores. - There is a lot of variation in the food items eaten in different regions of our country.

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Class VI > Mathematics >Basic Geometrical Ideas
Biology
Summary :
- Point is a geometrical figure that has no length and has no area it determines a location.
- Line segment is a shortest distance between the two points.
- Ray is a portion of a point which starts at a point and goes endlessly in a direction.
- Line segment has two end points whereas line has no end point.
- Line segment has fixed length whereas line has indefinite length.

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Class VI > Chemistry > Water Cycle
Biology
Summary :
- During the day time sunlight falls on the water in the oceans, lakes, rivers and ponds.
- The fields and other land areas also receive sunlight.
- Water from all these places continuously change into water vapour
- Plants also release water vapour in the air through transpiration.
- The warm and light water vapour rise in the air. On higher altitudes condensation takes place and water vapour changes into clouds.
- When the ice crystals or water droplets in a cloud get heavy enough, they fall to Earth as rain, so this way water circulates

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