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Question : Match the following |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(1-c-q),(2-e-p),(3-a-t),(4-b-s),(5-d-r). | |
| 2753. |
Question : Match the following |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(1-r), (2-p), (3-q), (4-s). | |
| 2754. |
Question : Match the following |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(1-q),(2-r),(3-s),(4-p). | |
| 2755. |
Question : Match the following |
| Answer» SOLUTION :(1-r),(2-p),(3-s),(4-q). | |
| 2756. |
Question : Match the following: |
| Answer» Solution :1. (b) Blocks TAB 2. (C) Script area 3. (d) Costumes and SOUNDS 4. (a) Unknown place | |
| 2757. |
Question : Match the following: |
| Answer» SOLUTION :1. (B) Cinema 2. (d) Specific purpose 3. (a) Storage SPACE 4. (c) Software | |
| 2758. |
Question : Match the following: |
| Answer» Solution : 1. (d) Afforestation programme 2. (e) Conservation of wild life 3. (a) Destruction of forests 4. (f) REMOVAL of upper layer of soil 5. (c) Photovoltaic devices 6. (B) Crude OIL | |
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Question : Match the following: |
| Answer» Solution :1. (e) BUILD Scripts 2. (d) STORE files 3. (b) ANIMATION software 4. (c) Edit programs 5. (a) Type notes | |
| 2760. |
Question : Match the following: |
| Answer» SOLUTION :1. (c) Removal of VEGETATION 2.(d) Renewable energy 3.(c) Non-renewable energy 4. (e) `CO_(2)`5.(a) energy saving 6. (B) acid rain 7. (g) Lead and heavy metals | |
| 2761. |
Question :Match the following: |
| Answer» Solution :1. (E) Connective TISSUE cancer 2. (a) Stomach cancer 3.(b) Excessive thirst 4. (C) Excessive hunger 5. (d) Lack of blood flow to heart muscle | |
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Question : Match the following. |
| Answer» Solution :1. (c) Blood GROUP AB2. (G) Connective tissue3. (f) Blood platelets4. (E) Blood group ‘O.5. (a) Left Atrio Ventricular Valve6. (b) Thin and non elastic cells7. (d) Thick and elastic cells | |
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Question : Match the following. |
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Answer» Solution :1. (c) METAMERISM 2. (d) Move in groups 3. (a) Hirudin 4. (E) SEPTUM 5.(b) Vagina |
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| 2772. |
Question : Match the following : |
| Answer» Solution :1. (e) Mood Altering drugs 2. (f) Diabetes Mellitus 3. (a) Nicotine 4. (C) Polyphagia 5. (b) Emphysema 6. (d) POLYDIPSIA | |
| 2773. |
Question :Match the Column I with Columns II and III |
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| 2774. |
Question : Mark the odd ones is each of the following— Proximal convoluted tubule, distal convoluted tubule, Henle’s loop renal corpuscle. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :RENAL CORPUSCLE. | |
| 2775. |
Question : Mark the odd ones is each of the following— Glomerular filtration, antidiuretic hormone, hypertonic urine, collecting duct. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :GLOMERULAR FILTRATION | |
| 2776. |
Question : Mark the odd ones is each of the following— Afferent arteriole, Henle’s loop, vasa recta, efferent arteriole. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :HENLE’s LOOP | |
| 2777. |
Question : Mapighian body is found |
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Answer» in KIDNEY of VERTEBRATES and is involed in the FORMATION of urine |
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| 2778. |
Question : Manure obtained from biogas plant is rich in …………………… and …………………… |
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| 2779. |
Question : Mangrove plants show vivipary. This is |
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Answer» germination of seeds within fruits while still ATTACHED to parent plant |
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Question : Man made substances like glass, plastic etc., are ______ |
| Answer» SOLUTION :non-biodegradable | |
| 2781. |
Question : Mamta is a married woman having two children. She does not want to have any more children. Her husband also supports her decision not to have more children. They are both happy with just two children, both of whom are daughters. (a) Suggest any two types of birth control methods which Mamta and her husband can make use of to avoid pregnancy. Explain how these methods work to prevent pregnancy. Explain how these methods work to prevent pregnancy. (b) Which birth control method has additional advantage of giving protection from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) ? (c ) What values are displayed by Mamta and her husband in not wanting to have more children ? |
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Answer» Solution :(a) The two common type of birth control METHODS which can be followed by Mamta and her husband are : (i) Barrier Methods. In these methods, a condom (nirodh) is used by the husband or a diaphragm (cap) is used by the wife toprevent the meeting of sperms with ovum (or egg) and prevent pregnancy. (ii) Chemical Methods. In these methods, ORAL pills and vaginal pills can be used by the wife. Oral pills contain hormones which stop ovaries from releasing the ovum (or egg) into oviduct. Vaginal pills contain the chemicals called spermicides which kill the sperms. (b) The use of condom (nirodh) is a birth control method which provides ADDITIONAL advantage of protection from sexually transmitted diseases. (c ) The values displayed by Mamta and her husband are : (i) AWARENESS (or knowledge) that various birth control methods are available to prevent pregnancy and limit the size of family. (ii) Concern for the health of woman (because too many pregnancies spoil the health of woman or mother). (iii)Concern for the future of children (because good facilities and best education can be provided only if the numberof children is less). (iv) Responsible CITIZENS (because they do not want to increase country's population too much and put pressure on its limited resources). |
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Question : Mammals have double circulation it means that |
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Answer» heart chambers RECEIVE both OXYGENATED and deoxygenated blood, which are com pletely SEPARATED from each other |
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Question : Mammals are ................... animals. |
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Answer» COLD BLOODED |
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Question : Mammalian egg contains negligible yolk so the survival of such embryo is made possible by the fact that they are |
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Answer» NOURISHED through placenta |
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| 2785. |
Question : Male mosquito does not carry malarial parasite because |
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Answer» it is too small to BITE man |
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| 2786. |
Question : Male hormone is |
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Answer» ESTROGEN |
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| 2787. |
Question : Malegametes inanhiospermsare formedbythedivisionof ________. |
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Answer» GENERATIVE CELL |
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| 2788. |
Question : Male Ascaris is |
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Answer» SMALLER than FEMALE |
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| 2789. |
Question : Male and female Ascaris respectively have |
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Answer» TWO testes and two ovaries |
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| 2790. |
Question : Male accessory glands in human reproductive system is, |
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Answer» Bulbourethral |
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| 2791. |
Question : Make a list of forest products that we commonly use. |
| Answer» Solution :WOOD, BAMBOO, fuel, timber, fruits, herbs, paper, medicine and many other products that we COMMONLY USE come from FORESTS. | |
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Question : Make a list of few industries that are dependent on forest products |
| Answer» Solution :Paper, TIMBER, bidi, lac and SPORT equipment INDUSTRIES. | |
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Question : Make a flow chart to show the cell cycle and explain cell division describing different stages of mitosis, |
Answer» Solution :Different stages of cell division in mitosis are PROPHASE, metaphase, anaphase and telophase. During cytokinesis a new MEMBRANCE (and a cell wall in PLANTS) is FORMED at the equitoriaol plate dividing the cell into two daughter cells.
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Question : Major requirement of protein in the body is for |
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Answer» energy |
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Question : Major source of methane in India is |
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Answer» RICE fields |
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| 2796. |
Question : _____maintains the constant pressure inside the cranium. |
| Answer» SOLUTION :CEREBROSPINAL FLUID | |
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Question : Main plant body in pteridophytes is |
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Answer» sporophyte |
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| 2798. |
Question : Main function of dictyosome is |
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Answer» STORAGE |
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Question : Maiden hair tree, a gymnosperm belongs to, |
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Answer» Ginkgopsida |
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Question : Mahatma Gandhi said, 'The Earth is sufficient to satisfy everyone's need but not thegreed' Explain? |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Thereare different types of biotic and abiotic factors on the earth. (ii) There are different types of ECOSYSTEMS found with lot of variety in them as per their abiotic components. (iii) Diversity in biotic factors depends on availability of abiotic factors. (iv) Various bio-geochemical cycles naturally going on in naturewhich maintain the natural balance of the ecosystems. (v) If use of any such factors is indiscriminately increased, there and be imbalance which leads to POLLUTION. (vi) Man uses the nature the most to satisfy his needs. In the course of time, he has become greedy. (vii) Human activities like deforestation, road construction, industrialization, unplanned URBANISATION lead ot loss of biodiversity as well as environmental pollution. (VIII) Mahatmaji.s vision was that human should use nature only for basic needs and not for the development at the cost of nature. (ix) There should be SUSTAINABLE development without harming the environment. |
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