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E 906 Bio
SAMAGRA SHIKSHA, KERALA
Annual Evaluation 2018-19
BIOLOGY
Instructions :
- First 15 minutes is given as cool off time. This time is to be used for reading and understanding the questions.
- Answer the questions based on instructions.
- Answer the questions according to the score and time.
1.
Observe the figure, identify and write the name of teeth indicated as A and B.
2.
Correct mistakes if any, in the underlined part of the given statements.
- a) Salivary amylase converts starch into maltose partially.
- b) Pepsin converts proteins into peptides.
- c) Pancreatic lipase converts fat into fatty acid and glycerol.
- d) Peptidase converts peptides into amino acids.
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3.
Write which circulation, in double circulation, is represented by the illustration.
4.
Select those seen only in xylem from the box.
5.
Which is the odd one among the following? Write the common features of others?
6.
Analyse the following statements and write the correct answer.
- i) Parent cell divides and two daughter cells are formed in mitosis.
- ii) Mitosis takes place in somatic cells.
- iii) Parent cell divides and forms two daughter cells in meiosis.
- iv) Meiosis takes place in germinal cells.
7.
Observe the figure and answer the questions.
i)
Which is the cell organelle?
ii)
Identify and write the parts A and B.
8.
‘Cytokinesis differs in plant and animal cells’. Is the statement correct? Why?
9.
Symptoms of a kidney patient are given below. Analyse them and answer the questions.
- Turbid urine
- Back pain and fever
- Oedema in face and ankles of foot
i)
Identify the disease.
ii)
What is the cause of this disease?
10.
Due to continuous and strenuous work the muscles of a person became exhausted and temporarily lost the ability to contract.
i)
What is the name for this condition?
ii)
How this condition is solved on taking rest?
11.
Certain movements in touch-me-not plant is given below. Analyse them and answer the questions.
A)
The roots grow towards water.
B)
The stem grows towards sunlight.
C)
When we touch, leaves fold.
i)
Which type of movement is mentioned in A and B?
ii)
Is the movement indicated in C different from this? Why?
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12.
How does regular exercise become advantageous to the following systems.
13.
Analyse the statement and answer the question.
‘The combined working of intercostal muscles and the diaphragm help in increasing and decreasing the volume of the thoracic cavity’.
‘The combined working of intercostal muscles and the diaphragm help in increasing and decreasing the volume of the thoracic cavity’.
14.
The sperms formed from a male germinal cell and the ovum formed from a female germinal cell differ in their numbers. Why?
15.
Observe the figure related to excretion in plants and answer the questions.
16.
Rearrange the column B and C so as to match with column A.
| A | B | C |
|---|---|---|
| Striated muscle | Spindle shaped cells | Seen on the walls of the heart |
| Smooth muscle | Branched cells | Seen attached to skeletons |
| Cardiac muscle | Cylindrical shaped cells | Seen in internal organs like stomach and small intestine. |
17.
Arrange the flow chart related to muscle contraction suitably.
- a)Myosin bind with actin
- b)Impulse for contraction of muscles through the nerves.
- c)Myosin pulls actin filaments closer.
- d)Calcium ions are activated
- e)Muscle contracts
- f)Energy is released from ATP
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18.
Complete the illustration suitably.
19.
Write reasons for the given statements.
20.
Analyse the given terms related to human respiratory system and answer the questions.
21.
Observe the figure and answer the questions.
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22.
The phases of karyokinesis in mitosis are given below. Observe them and answer the questions.
23.
Redraw the diagram and answer the questions.