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(4)  \nQ.28 How will you distinguish between cotton,wool,silk and synthetic fabrics?Expla","cbCaiom0PjWmlANW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiom0PjWmlANW","pdf",2690661,12,"English","# SECTION A\n## SECTION B\n## SECTION C\n## SECTIOND\n# Solution\n## SECTIONA","[{\"question\":\"How many questions are in the CBSE Class 6 Science paper, and are they compulsory?\",\"answer\":\"The paper contains 34 questions, and all questions are compulsory.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the mark distribution across the four sections (A to D)?\",\"answer\":\"Section A has 1-mark multiple-choice questions (1–15). Section B has 2-mark SAQs (16–22). Section C has 4-mark SAQs (23–31). 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