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शाम होते ही कौन-कौन घर की ओर लौट पड़ते हैं? |
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Answer» शाम होते ही कौन-कौन घर की ओर लौट पड़ते हैं? |
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| 552. |
Bacteria reproduce by _________. |
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Answer» Bacteria reproduce by _________. |
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Identify the organelle and the part labelled 'A' depicted in the given figure. |
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Answer» Identify the organelle and the part labelled 'A' depicted in the given figure. |
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| 554. |
___ cavity consists of a movable tongue and salivary glands. |
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Which of the following step(s) should be followed for maintaining personal hygiene? |
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Answer» Which of the following step(s) should be followed for maintaining personal hygiene? |
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| 556. |
what is chemostatic mating in insects |
| Answer» what is chemostatic mating in insects | |
| 557. |
Main sugar present in the honey is: |
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Answer» Main sugar present in the honey is: |
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| 558. |
Why are jams, pickles and ghee canned? |
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Answer» Why are jams, pickles and ghee canned? |
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| 559. |
Life exists in |
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Answer» Life exists in |
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Why are mitochondria and plastids strange organelles? |
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Answer» Why are mitochondria and plastids strange organelles? |
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Match Column A appropriately with Column B. Column AColumn B(i)The Central Nervous System constitutes of1.Ears,Eyes,Nose(ii)Reflex arcs are formed in 2.Olfactory(iii)Receptors that detect taste3. Spinal cord and the Brain(iv)Receptors that detect smell4. Muscles and Glands(v)Examples of receptor organs are5. Gustatory(vi)Examples of effector organs are6. Spinal Cord(vii)Peripheral Nervous System consists of7. Spinal nerves from the spinal cord and cranial nerves from the brain |
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Answer» Match Column A appropriately with Column B. Column AColumn B(i)The Central Nervous System constitutes of1.Ears,Eyes,Nose(ii)Reflex arcs are formed in 2.Olfactory(iii)Receptors that detect taste3. Spinal cord and the Brain(iv)Receptors that detect smell4. Muscles and Glands(v)Examples of receptor organs are5. Gustatory(vi)Examples of effector organs are6. Spinal Cord(vii)Peripheral Nervous System consists of7. Spinal nerves from the spinal cord and cranial nerves from the brain |
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Write a short note on small intestine. [3 MARKS] |
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Answer» Write a short note on small intestine. [3 MARKS] |
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Regarding the assertion and reason, select the option that is correct. Assertion: Viruses are classified as living organisms. Reason: They have very simple, non-cellular structures and cannot exist independently. |
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Answer» Regarding the assertion and reason, select the option that is correct. Assertion: Viruses are classified as living organisms. Reason: They have very simple, non-cellular structures and cannot exist independently. |
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___ are added to pure food substances to extend the quantity of the food substance and thus reduces its quality. |
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The following image depicts a technique of vegetative propagation. Identify the method. |
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Answer» The following image depicts a technique of vegetative propagation. Identify the method.
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What is the main purpose of photosynthesis in autotrophs? |
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Answer» What is the main purpose of photosynthesis in autotrophs? |
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The increase in the concentration of toxic waste per trophic level is called: |
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Answer» The increase in the concentration of toxic waste per trophic level is called: |
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| 568. |
Wintrobe method |
| Answer» Wintrobe method | |
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Coconut is a large and heavy fruit. How is it adapted for seed dispersal by water? |
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Answer» Coconut is a large and heavy fruit. How is it adapted for seed dispersal by water? |
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Cranial nerves and spinal nerves and their functions. Structure of spinal cord and vertebral column. Autonomic nervous system and its functions |
| Answer» Cranial nerves and spinal nerves and their functions. Structure of spinal cord and vertebral column. Autonomic nervous system and its functions | |
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what are colloids? |
| Answer» what are colloids? | |
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Which among the following images depict a balanced diet. |
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Answer» Which among the following images depict a balanced diet. |
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Can we make human blood artificially ? If yes , how ? And if no , why ? |
| Answer» Can we make human blood artificially ? If yes , how ? And if no , why ? | |
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Fill inthe blanks:(a) The main steps of nutrition in humans are __________,__________, ___________, __________ and__________(b) Thelargest gland in the human body is __________.(c) Thestomach releases hydrochloric acid and ________ juices whichact on food.(d) The inner wall of the small intestine has many finger-likeoutgrowths called __________.(e) Amoebadigests its food in the __________. |
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Answer» Fill in
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Mark the correct path followed by impulse inanee jerk reflex upon knocking the patellar tendonwith a hammer.(1) Effector- Afferent neuronSpinal cordEfferent neuron-> Receptor(2) Receptor- Afferent neuron- Ventral rootganglion of spinal cordEfferent neuron-Effector(3 Receptor - Afferent neuron Dorsal rootganglion → Efferent neuron → Effector(4) Effector Efferent neuron - Ventral rootganglion-> Afferent neuron - Receptor |
| Answer» Mark the correct path followed by impulse inanee jerk reflex upon knocking the patellar tendonwith a hammer.(1) Effector- Afferent neuronSpinal cordEfferent neuron-> Receptor(2) Receptor- Afferent neuron- Ventral rootganglion of spinal cordEfferent neuron-Effector(3 Receptor - Afferent neuron Dorsal rootganglion → Efferent neuron → Effector(4) Effector Efferent neuron - Ventral rootganglion-> Afferent neuron - Receptor | |
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Identify pseudopodia in the Amoeba. |
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Answer» Identify pseudopodia in the Amoeba. |
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Which is more stable stagger form of conformer s in gauche and anti and why? |
| Answer» Which is more stable stagger form of conformer s in gauche and anti and why? | |
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What is the stage of appearance of haemoglobin in RBC and stage of disappearance of nucleus in RBC? |
| Answer» What is the stage of appearance of haemoglobin in RBC and stage of disappearance of nucleus in RBC? | |
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Question 3What are the raw materials that are obtained by an organism externally? |
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Answer» Question 3 |
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John met with an accident and had a fracture. Which test/report clearly gives the fracture details to the doctor? |
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Answer» John met with an accident and had a fracture. Which test/report clearly gives the fracture details to the doctor? |
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What does the following symbol on a packaged food represent? |
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Answer» What does the following symbol on a packaged food represent?
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The plants gives out carbon dioxide at the night time if it is true ,than from where we get oxygen at the night time? |
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Answer» The plants gives out carbon dioxide at the night time if it is true ,than from where we get oxygen at the night time? |
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Idol makers in Bengal use rich soil found plentiful on the banks of the river Hooghly to make stunning religious figure of Goddess Durga. What type of soil do they use and why so? [2 MARKS] |
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Answer» Idol makers in Bengal use rich soil found plentiful on the banks of the river Hooghly to make stunning religious figure of Goddess Durga. What type of soil do they use and why so? [2 MARKS] |
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What is the effect of antibiotics from animal sources on salmonella? |
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Answer» What is the effect of antibiotics from animal sources on salmonella? |
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Hormone X produces its effect in its target cells via the cAMP second messenger system. Which of the following will produce the greatest effect in the cell? |
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Answer» Hormone X produces its effect in its target cells via the cAMP second messenger system. Which of the following will produce the greatest effect in the cell? |
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Match the following. ‘A’ ‘B’ (a) Potassium chlorate 1. Catalyst (b) Micro-organisms 2. Nitrogen (c) Greenhouse effect 3. Carbon dioxide (d) Fertilizers 4. Oxygen (e) Manganese dioxide 5. Nitrogen fixation |
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Look at the figure given below. Draw another figure of the same set-up as would be observed after a few hours. |
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Answer» Look at the figure given below. Draw another figure of the same set-up as would be observed after a few hours.
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Briefly describe the structure of the reproductive organ of a plant. |
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Answer» Briefly describe the structure of the reproductive organ of a plant. |
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Identify the powerhouse of the cell. |
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Answer» Identify the powerhouse of the cell. |
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How do rizobium bacteria and leguminous plants help each other in their survival ? |
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Answer» How do rizobium bacteria and leguminous plants help each other in their survival ? |
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What is the full form of MRP in packaged food items? |
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Answer» What is the full form of MRP in packaged food items? |
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43 Which is more reactive towards nucleophilic substitution and why? a)RCOOR b)RCOOH |
| Answer» 43 Which is more reactive towards nucleophilic substitution and why? a)RCOOR b)RCOOH | |
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Why do antiseptics differ from disinfectants? Give one example of each. |
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Answer» Why do antiseptics differ from disinfectants? Give one example of each. |
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Which of the following substances needs to be transported to each cell in a living organism for its proper functioning? |
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Answer» Which of the following substances needs to be transported to each cell in a living organism for its proper functioning? |
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Which of the following is Chlamydomonas? |
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Answer» Which of the following is Chlamydomonas? |
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Which one of the following pollination is autogamous? |
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Answer» Which one of the following pollination is autogamous? |
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Question 3 The brain is responsible for (a) Thinking (b) Regulating the heartbeat (c) Balancing the body (d) All of the above |
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Answer» Question 3 |
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Ruminants such as cows and buffaloes swallow their food hurriedly and then sit restfully and chew their food. Can you reason why? |
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Answer» Ruminants such as cows and buffaloes swallow their food hurriedly and then sit restfully and chew their food. Can you reason why? |
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Correct the definitions of certain terms given below by changing only one word.i.Compost: Substances converted into manure for use in industries.ii.Landfill: Garbage buried underwater in an area. |
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Answer» Correct the definitions of certain terms given below by changing only one word. i.Compost: Substances converted into manure for use in industries. ii.Landfill: Garbage buried underwater in an area. |
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The temporary mount of the leaf epidermal peel which looked pinkish red under the microscope was :(1) stained in acetocarmine and mounted in glycerine(2) stained in iodine and mounted in water(3) stained in safranin and mounted in glycerine(4) stained in methylene blue and mounted in water |
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Answer» The temporary mount of the leaf epidermal peel which looked pinkish red under the microscope was : (1) stained in acetocarmine and mounted in glycerine (2) stained in iodine and mounted in water (3) stained in safranin and mounted in glycerine (4) stained in methylene blue and mounted in water |
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