Class-8 || Solved Question-Answers

By Pravin Keshari


1) Acid, Base and Salt

    Part -01 (Very Short Questions)

    Part - 02

    Part - 03

2) Electricity

    Part -01

    Part - 02

    Part - 03

2) Velocity and acceleration

     Part -01

    Part - 02

    Part - 03

3) Simple machine

   Part -01

    Part - 02

    Part - 03 

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