Miya was playing football in front of the house and was thirsty, so he rushed to the kitchen and took a glass of 1000 cm³ cube in capacity and had it ¾ ful. He looked through the glass and realised that he could see through, but the objects appear bigger and funny too. He then drank all the water from a glass but realised that some water was still left on the walls of the glass and at the bottom and decided to keep the glass open at the top. After his football match, he realised there was no more water in the glass despite the lack of sunlight in the kitchen to dry up the glass.

Which fraction of the glass had water before Miya started drinking.

Which fraction of the glass did not have water before Miya started drinking.

What fraction does the empty glass occupy?

What is the unit of measurement of capacity?

Why could Miya see through the glass?

Why did some water remain sticky on the walls of the glass?

Where did the water in the glass go after the football match?

What is the capacity of the glass?

Which is an advantage of water to the body?

What property of water makes it a universal solvent?

There was no sun, the leftover water in the glass evaporate through:

Water evaporates at any temperature:

Why could Miya see objects differently when looking through the glass?

What is the role of sunshine in evaporation?