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201.

In humans the process of digestion begins in theA. OesophagusB. MouthC. StomachD. Pharynk

Answer» Correct Answer - B
202.

What is antennae? Write its Functions.

Answer»

The pair of Feelers in the head region of Cockroach is called antennae. It senses the Food and pushes the Food in to the mouth.

203.

How are H+ ions obtained in the given reaction ?NADP + H+ → NADPH A) Through dark reaction B) Through light reaction C) Through sunlight D) Through rain

Answer»

B) Through light reaction

204.

What are the major steps of digestion?

Answer»

The major steps of digestion are 

1. Ingestion 

2. Digestion 

3. Absorption 

4. Defecation.

205.

What is malnutrition?

Answer»

Malnutrition : Eating of food that does not have one or more than one nutrients in required amount is known as malnutrition

206.

Fill in the blanks:The hydroxyl ions (OH-) through a series of steps ________ and oxygen (O2).O2 , ATP and _______are formed at the end of the light reaction.The time gap between the_________ is less than even one-thousandth of a second.The dark reaction does not _______on light. In the dark reaction, the hydrogen of the _______is used to combine with CO2 by utilizing ATP energy and to produce glucose.__________nutrition involves the intake of complex materials prepared by other organisms. Saprophytes like bread ______, yeast, ______, etc., break down the food materials outside the body and then absorb them.Some organisms take in whole material and break it down inside their ______, eg: animals.

Answer»
  1.  The hydroxyl ions (OH-) through a series of steps produce water (H2O) and oxygen (O2 ).
  2.  O2 , ATP and NADPH are formed at the end of the light reaction.
  3. The time gap between the light and dark reaction is less than even one-thousandth of a second.
  4.  The dark reaction does not depend on light.
  5.  In the dark reaction, the hydrogen of the NADPH is used to combine with CO2 by utilizing ATP energy and to produce glucose.
  6. Heterotrophic nutrition involves the intake of complex materials prepared by other organisms.
  7. Saprophytes like bread moulds, yeast, mushrooms, etc., break down the food materials outside the body and then absorb them.
  8. Some organisms take in whole material and break it down inside their bodies, eg: animals.
207.

What are the nutrients present in balanced diet?

Answer»

Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and mineral salts are the nutrients present in balanced diet.

208.

What is pseudopodia.

Answer»

Amoeba takes food through the projections of the body surface called pseudopodia.

209.

Which of the following statement(s) is /are not correct about vitamins? A) They are organic substances. B) They are required in small quantities by our body. C) They are classified into two groups. D) They are energy providing nutrients.

Answer»

D) They are energy providing nutrients.

210.

A boy from uneducated area is suffering from ulceration in the mouth. It is due to the deficiency of ……….. vitamin A) B6B) B1 C) B12 D) B2

Answer»

A boy from uneducated area is suffering from ulceration in the mouth. It is due to the deficiency of B2 vitamin

211.

Iodine solution is used to test the presence ofA. proteinsB. fatsC. starchD. enzymes

Answer» Correct Answer - C
212.

Bile is produced byA. PancreasB. liverC. small intestineD. stomach

Answer» Correct Answer - B
213.

From where is bile secreated ?

Answer» Correct Answer - Liver
214.

Where is bile storted ?

Answer» Correct Answer - Gall bladder
215.

_____ is the muscular partition between the chest cavity and the abominal cavity.

Answer» Correct Answer - Diaphragm
216.

Pancreatic juice contains ____ for the breakdown of fat.

Answer» Correct Answer - lipase
217.

Generally this disease occurs when there is immediate second pregnancy or repeated child births A) Marasmus B) Kwashiorkor C) Obesity D) Anaemia

Answer»

(A) Marasmus

218.

Which disease occurs in child when there is an immediate second pregnancy or repeated child births in a mother?

Answer»

The correct answers is Marasmus.

219.

Correct order of the products that are synthesised by plants.A) Glucose, starch, cellulose B) Glucose, proteins, lipids, starch, cellulose C) Proteins, lipids, cellulose, starch, glucose D) Glucose, vitamins, lipids and alkaloids

Answer»

A) Glucose, starch, cellulose

220.

Balance the following equation. Write what you have received through this equation.CO2 + 2H2O\(​​​​​​\underset{chlorophyl} {\stackrel {light}{\longrightarrow}}\) CH2O + H2O + O2

Answer»

6CO2 + 12H2O\(​​​​​​\underset{chlorophyl} {\stackrel {light}{\longrightarrow}}\) C6H12O6 + 6O+ 6H2O

1. This equation represents the process of photosynthesis. For the photosynthesis tooccur, four factors are required. They are carbon dioxide, water, light and chlorophyll.

2. 6 molecules of carbon dioxide and 12 molecules of water in the presence of sun light and chlorophyll forms 1 molecule of glucose, 6 molecules of water and 6 molecules of oxygen.

221.

Write difference between:Light reaction – Dark reaction(OR)Differentiate the reactions that take place in presence of light and the reactions which do not require light in photosynthesis.

Answer»
Light reactionDark reaction
1. It occurs in the grana of the chloroplast.1. It occurs in the stroma of the chloroplast.
2. It occurs only in the presence of light.2. It occurs in the presence or absence of light.
3. It occurs in the grana of the chloroplast.3. It occurs in the stroma of the chloroplast.
4. Light reaction absorbs oxygen and light energy4. Dark reaction absorbs only CO2.
5. End products are O2, ATP and NADPH.5. End product is Glucose.
6. Photolysis of water occurs.6. Carbon fixation occurs.
7. First stage of photosynthesis.7. Second stage o: photosynthesis.
222.

Photosynthesis process determines the production of carbohydrates but not A) Carbohydrates are intermediate products in photosynthesis B) Glucose which is formed in photosynthesis immediately converted to carbohydrates C) Carbohydrates dissolve in water D) Glucose is not tested

Answer»

B) Glucose which is formed in photosynthesis immediately converted to carbohydrates

223.

Bhumika told that “If there were no green plants, all life on the earth would come to an end” Comment.

Answer»

All the living organisms on the earth depends on the plants either directly or indirectly for the food and oxygen.

224.

If there were no green plants, all life on the earth would come to an end ! Comment. (OR) The survival of organisms would become difficult, if there are no green plants on the earth. How do you support?

Answer»

1. Plants play the most important part in the cycle of nature. 

2. Without plants there could be no life on earth.

3. Plants are the only organisms that can make their own food and all other living beings directly or indirectly depend on plants for their food. 

4. Moreover plants release oxygen into the atmosphere through photosynthesis. 

5. Oxygen is essential for the organisms to respire. 

6. Hence without green plants, all life on the earth would come to an end.

225.

The special intermediate compound of dark reaction:A) RUBP B) Glucose C) Citric acid D) Starch

Answer»

The special intermediate compound of dark reaction RUBP

226.

What happens to the food once it enters our body?

Answer»

1. The food once enters our body it gets digested by various enzymes in different parts of alimentary canal. 

2. Digestion starts in the mouth and it completes in the small intestine. 

3. Finally it absorbed in the small intestine into the circulatory system.

227.

What happens, if green plants are not there on earth ? A) Living organisms will not get O2 B) Living organisms will not get CO2 C) Living organisms will not get N2 D) All the above

Answer»

A) Living organisms will not get O2

A) Living organisms will not get O2
228.

This vitamin is NOT soluble in the water. A) Riboflavin B) Pyridoxine C) Ascorbic acid D) Calciferol

Answer»

(D) Calciferol

229.

B6 vitamin is also called ……. A) Pyridoxin B) Niacin C) Folic acid D) Pantothenic acid

Answer»

(A) Pyridoxin

230.

Find out the ascending order for digestion of food in the alimentary canal. i) Mastication ii) Contraction of muscles iii) Peristaltic movementsv) Emulsification of fats A) i, ii, iii, iv B) i, iii, ii, iv C) i, iv, iii, ii D) iv, iii, ii, i

Answer»

(A) i, ii, iii, iv

231.

The enzyme which mixes up with food in alimentary canal at first is ………A) Pepsin B) Trypsin C) Salivary Amylase D) Glycogen

Answer»

C) Salivary Amylase

232.

The muscular and tubular part of the alimentary canal is calledA. PharynxB. small intestineC. oesophagusD. stomach

Answer» Correct Answer - C
233.

What is the role of saliva in the digestion of food ?(OR) How does saliva digest food ?

Answer»

1. Saliva is secreted by three pairs of salivary glands present in the mouth. 

2. Human saliva contains an enzyme called amylase (ptyalin). 

3. It converts starch into maltose (a sugar). 

4. The food is mixed thoroughly with saliva and becomes wet and slippery. 

5. Saliva helps in the smooth passage of food in the food pipe.

234.

The oral cavity opens into the

Answer» Correct Answer - pharynx
235.

Vitamin – B12 causes A) Photophobia B) Pernicious anaemia C) Rickets D) Scurvy

Answer»

B) Pernicious anaemia

236.

Identify the correct one. Cyanocobalamine : B12 :: Niacin : ……. A) B6 B) B3C) B2C) B1

Answer»

Cyanocobalamine : B12 :: Niacin : B3

237.

Deficiency of folk acid causes A) Anaemia B) Pellagra C) Glossitis D) Rickets

Answer»

Deficiency of folk acid causes Anaemia

238.

Which disease occurs due to protein deficiency?

Answer»

Kwashiorkor disease occurs due to protein deficiency.

        

       kwashiorkor 
                 also known as edematous malnutrition

239.

Deficiency of both proteins and calories in children causes: A) Kwashiorkor B) Obesity C) Marasmus D) Goitre

Answer»

(C) Marasmus

240.

If we consume more junk foods we may suffer from …………A) Obesity B) Kwashiorkor C) Marasmus D) Jaundice

Answer»

If we consume more junk foods we may suffer from Obesity.

241.

Write a short note on obesity. (OR) What are the ill effects of obesity?

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1. Obesity is due to over eating and excess of energy intake. 

2. It is a big health hazard. Obese children when grow, they will be target of many diseases. 

3. Obesity children usually suffer from diabetes, cardiovascular, renal, gall bladder problems. 

4. Eating junk foods and other food habits lead to obesity.

242.

What is obesity? How to avoid obesity?

Answer»
  • Obesity is the state of being overweight. 
  • Junk food eaten frequently causes obesity. 
  • Obesity is not good for health.

To avoid obesity :

1. Have a balanced diet. 

2. Eat whole grains, fruits and vegetables with their skins. 

3. Increase use of bicycles. 

4. Play more outdoor games. 

5. Do not eat if you are not hungry. 

6. Do not watch T.V while eating. 

7. Avoid precooked, packaged food. 

8. Exercise regularly.

243.

What questions do you ask your teacher to know about the obesity and its consequences? 

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1. What are the reasons for Obesity? 

2. How to reduce the body weight? 

3. What are the consequences of obesity? 

4. What type of food you suggest to people suffering from obesity?

244.

Which type of organ is vermiform appendix ?

Answer» Correct Answer - Vestigial
245.

On which bacteria van neil first worked ?

Answer»

Van Neil first worked on purple sulphur bacteria and found light plays a specific role in photosynthesis.

246.

Give note on C.B. Van Neil.

Answer»

C. B. Van Neil was a Dutch American microbiologist.

He made key discoveries explaining the chemistry of photosynthesis.

By studying purple sulphur bacteria and green bacteria, he was the first scientist to demonstrate that photosynthesis is a light-dependent redox reaction, in which hydrogen from an oxidizable compound reduces carbon dioxide to cellular materials.

His discovery predicted that H2O is the hydrogen donor in green plants photosynthesis.

247.

What are the examples for parasitic organisms?

Answer»

The examples for parasitic organisms are cuscuta (plant), lice, leeches and tapeworms (animals).

248.

Give two examples of heterotrophs.

Answer» Mushrooms and human beings.
249.

What are epiphytes? Give example.

Answer»

Some plants Capable to photosynthesis take shelter in the host tree Such plants are Called epiphytes 

Example : Orchids.

250.

What are Saprophytes? Give example.

Answer»

The organism which obtain Food From dead and decaying organic matter by decomposing the Same are Called as Saprophytes 

Example : bacteria, Fungi.