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2 Marks Questions
1. What is meant by electromagnetic radiation?
2. Define photosynthesis. Write chemical equation.
3. What are the difference between oxidation and reduction?
4. What are Electron acceptors. Give examples?
5. Write differences between combustion and respiration?
6. Explain ATP provides energy for various reactions and functions
in the organisms with the help of a diagram?
7. Write briefly about Glycolysis?
8. How trachea is prevented from collapsing?
9. What is the difference between photosynthesis and respiration in
terms of energy?
10. What is the difference photo phosphorylation and oxidative
phosphorylation?
11. How does sinus venosus formed in Amphibians?
12. A person B.P. is written 120/80.What does this indicate?
13. What is heart attack?
14. What is heart beat? Write the stages in heart beat?
UNIT - 2
CONTROL AND CO-ORDINTION Chemical co-ordination in Animals
1. Substances that bring about co-ordination between organs are called
Chemical Co-ordination in plants _______
1. Responding to charges in environment in an organism is termed as 2. Ducts are absent in _______ glands.
_______ 3. Endocrine glands discharge their secretion into _______
2. Growth is a permanent increase in _______ of an organism. 4. The tissue (or) organs on which hormones act are called _______
3. Proposal of plant growth substances was first put forward by 5. _______ is called the master gland of the body.
_______ 6. Gland that acts as a bridge between nervous and endocrine system
4. The growing region of a root is _______ is _______
5. Auxins in plants are synthersized at _______ 7. _______ gland secrets growth hormone.
6. _______ is a natural auxin. 8. _______ gland secrets oxytocin and vasopressin.
7. Auxins promote root _______ 9. Deficiency of vasopressin causes _______
8. _______ promotes growth and elongation of stems, roots and 10. Deficiency of growth hormone in childhood results in _______
enlargement of many fruits. 11. Over secretion of growth hormone in childhood result in _______
9. Dicotyledonous weeds are destroyed by a chemical called _______ 12. Excretion of 25 litres of urine per day is symptom of _______
10. If terminal bed of a plant is removed _______ disease.
11. Terminal bud suppressing the growth of lateral buds is called 13. The gland that is present in the neck, near trachea is _______
_______ 14. Deficiency of iodine in food results in the enlargement of _______
12. Hormone that controls phototropism and Geotropism in plants is gland.
_______ 15. Deficiency of thyroxide in children results in a condition called
13. _______ and _______ are used for inducing roots in cuttings. _______
14. Gibberellins increase _______ areas of a stem in plants. 16. The hormone that increases the rate of metabolism and temperature
15. Parthenocarpy is the terms used for _______ is _______
16. Gibberellins were extracted from fungal culture called _______ 17. Deficiency of iodine in food results in _______ disease.
17. _______ cause foolish seedling disease in rice. 18. The hormone secreted by thyroid gland is _______
18. Dwarf pea plants grow tall after treatment with _______ 19. _______ hormone controls the level of calcium, and phosphates in
19. Parthenocarpy is induced in fruits like apple and pear with spray blood and bones.
_______ hormone. 20. Excess secretion of parathormone results in _______
20. Cell division in particular is induced by a hormone known as 21. The glands located on the top of kidneys are _______
_______ 22. The outer part of adrenal gland is _______ and inner part is
_______
Chemical coordination in plants - Key 23. Adrenal cortex secrets _______ and _______ hormones.
1. Irritability 24. Metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins and fats in body is regulated
2. Size by _______
3. Charles Darwin 25. Reabsorption of water and sodium in our body is controlled by
4. below the tip _______ hormone.
5. Meristems 26. Adrenaline is secreted by _______ of adrenal gland.
6. IAA (Indole Acetic Acid) 27. _______ hormone controls physical and mental emotions.
7. Growth 28. _______ is mixed gland.
8. Auxins 29. Islets of langerhans are present in _______
9. 2, 4 - D (2, 4 Dichloro phenoxy acetic acid) 30. Deficiency of _______ causes Diabetes mellitus.
10. Lateral branches 31. The hormone that converts glycogen to glucose is _______
11. Apical domonence 32. Glucagon is secreted when the level of _______ in blood is low.
12. Auxins 33. Testes secrets a hormone called _______
13. NAA - (Napthaline acetic Acid) 34. Development of secondary sexual characters in man is controlled
IBA - Indole butiric acid by _______
14. Inter nodal 35. The condition in which male characters are not developed in males
15. Seedless fruits due to the absence of testosterone is called _______
16. Gibberella Fujikuroi 36. _______ hormone helps in formation of placenta.
17. Gibberella Fujikuroi 37. _______ hormone helps in the implantation of embryo.
18. Gibberellins 38. _______ hormone helps in the contraction of uterus during child
19. Gibberellin birth.
20. Cytokinin 39. _______ is secreted when the level of glucose is high.
21. Cytokinin 40. _______ hormone helps in development of uterus.
22. Cytokinin
23. Abscisic acid "Chemical Coordination in Animal" - KEY
24. Abscisic acid 1. Hormones
25. Abscisic acid 2. Endocrine
26. Abscisssion layer 3. Blood
27. Abscisic acid 4. Target tissue / Target organs
28. Ethylene 5. Pituitary gland
29. Ethylene 6. Pituitary gland
30. It grows normally 7. Pituitary gland
8. Pituitary gland
9. Diabetes insipidus 20. The organ in the human body which acts as a telephone exchange
10. Dwarfism is _______
11. Gigantism 21. Axons are covered by a sheath called _______
12. Diabetes insipidus 22. Electric potential of a neuron is _______ (or) _______
13. Thyroid gland 23. Another name of cell body is _______ (or) _______
14. Thyroid gland 24. _______ are bundles of several axons.
15. Cretanism 25. The system that can sense changes both inside and outside the
16. Thyroxine body is _______
17. Simple goitre
18. Thyroxine HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM - KEY
19. Parathormone 1. Receptors
20. Tetany 2. Spinal cord, nerves
21. Adrenal Glands 3. Glial Cells
22. Cortex, medulla 4. Dentrites, axon
23. Cortisol, aldosterone 5. Nissal Grannules
24. Cortisol 6. Dendrites
25. Aldosterone 7. Axon
26. Medulla 8. Synapse
27. Adrenaline 9. Ranvier
28. Pancreas 10. Brain (or) Spinal cord
29. Pancreas 11. Brain, afferent
30. Insuline 12. Sensory
31. Glucagon 13. Motor, Sensory
32. Glucose 14. Motor
33. Testosterone 15. Brain
34. Testosterone 16. Nerves
35. Eunachism 17. Axon
36. Progesterone 18. Dentrites
37. Progesterone 19. Motor Nerves
38. Oxytocin 20. Spinal Cord
39. Insuline0 21. Myelin Sheath
40. Progesteron 22. 0.055 volts, 55 milli volts
23. Cyton, Perikarya
HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM 24. Neurons
1. Nervous system can sense changes inside and outside the body 25. Nervous System
through _______
2. Three components of nervous system are brain, _______ and CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
_______ 1. The three divisions of nervous system are _______, _______ and
3. Neurons get nutrients from supportive cells called _______ _______ nervous system.
4. A neuron consists of cyton, _______ and _______ 2. Brain and _______ are the parts of central nervous system.
5. The granules present in the cyton are called _______ granules. 3. The divisions of autonomous nervous system are _______ and
6. The parts of neuron that transmit information to cyton are _______ _______
7. The part of neuron that carries away information from cyton is 4. Spinal cord and brain have neurons and _______ cells.
_______ 5. The outer layers of brain appear grey because of the presence of
8. The site where the axon and effector cell make contact is called _______
_______ 6. The white matter of brain has _______ axons hence it appear
9. The gaps at regualr intervals in the myelin sheath are nodes of white.
_______ 7. In spinal cord _______ matter is on the surface and _______
10. Motor nerves carry impulses from _______ to muscles. matter is in deeper layers.
11. Impulses from sense organs are carried to _______ (or) spinal cord 8. The brain is covered by 3 membranes. The outer one is _______,
thourgh _______ nerves the middle one is _______, the innermost one is _______.
12. Impulses from the tongue are carried to spinal cord through 9. In brain _______ fluid is present between outer and middle
_______ nerves. membrane.
13. A mixed nerve contains both _______ fibres and _______ fibres. 10. Nutrients are provided to the cells of the brain by _______ fluid.
14. In disease like polio _______ neurons get destroyed by virus. 11. Brain in man is present in a bony case called _______
15. The major centre to receive, analyse and integrate information in 12. Forebrain is also called as _______
the body is _______ 13. The largest part of the brain is _______
16. The structure in the body that act as wires of a telephone are 14. Peripheral nervous system consists of _______ and _______
_______ nervous.
17. The part of neuron which is generally called as nerve fibre is 15. The grey outer part of cerebrum is called _______
_______ 16. Each half of cerebrum is called _______
18. The structure of neurons that are arranged in the form of a tree with 17. The ridges on cerebral cortex are called _______ and the grooves
branches are _______ called _______
19. Nerves that carry impulses from brain (or )Spinal cord to effector 18. Gyri and sulci are present on _______ cortex.
organs are _______ 19. The functions of the left side of the body are controlled by the
_______ cerebral hemisphere. 25. Sensory, motor
20. The functions of the right side of the body are controlled by the 26. Ventral, Spinal cord
_______ cerebral hemisphere. 27. horn, sensory
21. Parts of the brain below cerebral hemi sphere is together called 28. Gyri
_______ 29. Cerebrum
22. The part of the brain that continues as spinal cord through vertebral 30. Diencephalon
column is _______ 31. Spinal cord
23. Spinal cord passes through _______ and protected by it. 32. Grey matter
24. The cranial nerve that controls the heart beat is called _______ 33. 31 pairs
nerve. 34. 12 pairs
25. All the spinal nerves are mixed as they contain both fibres and 35. 43 pairs
_______ fibres. 36. mixed nerves
26. Motor nerve fibres originate from _______ horn of _______ 37. Ponsvaroli, Medulla Oblongata
27. From dorsal _______ of spinal cord _______ nerve fibres 38. Hind brain
originate. 39. Diencephalon
28. The surface area of the cerebrum is increased by _______ 40. Pituitary
29. The highest centre of brain that controls several functions of the 41. Hypothalamus
body is _______ 42. Cerebellum
30. The portion of the brain that connects fore and mid brains _______ 43. Cerebellum
31. The structure that passes through vertebral column and controls 44. Medulla Oblongata
reflex actions is _______
32. The substance that appears as 'H' in a transverse section of spinal REFLEX ACTION, REFLEX ARC, HUMAN BRAIN
cord is _______ 1. The sudden and involuntary actions that save us from danger are
33. The number of pairs of spinal nerves in man are _______ _______
34. The number of pairs of cranial nerves in man are _______ 2. The structural and functional unit of a reflex action is called
35. The total number of pairs of peripheral nerves in man are _______ _______
36. All the spinal nerves are _______ 3. In a reflex action the stimulus from receptor is carried to _______
37. Brain stem consist of _______ and _______ 4. In a reflex action sensory nerve carries the information to _______
38. Cerebellum is a part of _______ in the spinal cord.
39. _______ portion of brain has centres that control emotions like 5. The information about a stimulus is analysed by _______ of spinal
anger, pain. cord.
40. _______ gland is attached to hypothalamus by a stalk. 6. Interneurons (or) association neurons play an important role in
41. Centres for regulating temperature, hunger, thrist and emotion are _______ actions.
present in _______ 7. In a reflex action, the information from spinal cord is carried by
42. Voluntary movements of the body are controlled by _______ _______ to the _______ organ.
43. _______ controls movements, posture and equilibrium of the body. 8. The famous Russian scientist who conducted experiments on
44. _______ controls the vital functions of the body such as respiration conditioned reflexes was _______
heart beat, and blood pressure. 9. Out standing in attention when we hear our national Anthem is a
_______
CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM - KEY 10. _______ part of the nervous system control involuntary actions.
1. Peripheral nervous system 11. The nervous in the spinal cord that passes the information and
autonomous nervous system. generate responses are _______
2. Spinal Cord 12. The organ which receive information and generates impulses is
3. Sympathetic parasympathetic nervous system called _______
4. Glial 13. The decade from 1990 to 2000 is known as _______
5. Grey matter 14. The weight of the brain in the total weight of the body is about
6. Myelinated _______
7. White, grey 15. The organ in the body that has aesthetic sense to appreciate poetry
8. Dura matter, archonoid membrane, Pia matter ect is _______
9. Cerebrospinal 16. The part of the brain that helps in analysing a problem is _______
10. Cerebro spinal 17. Brain has more than _______ neurons.
11. Cranium 18. Brain consumes about _______ % of total oxygen consumed by
12. Cerebrum the human body.
13. Cerebrum 19. Withdrawing the hand when we touch fire is _______ reflexes.
14. Cranial, Spinal 20. _______ reflexes are inherited and shown from birth.
15. Cerebral cortex 21. _______ reflexes are not inherited.
16. Cerebral Hemisphere 22. _______ reflexes are learnt by doing the same at several times.
17. Gyri, Sulci 23. The human _______ is the most complicated organ in animal
18. Cerebral kingdom.
19. Right 24. Brain is solely dependent on _______ for its energy requirements.
20. Left 25. Each neuron receives 1000 to 10,000 inputs and conducts electrical
21. Diencephalon impulses at a speed of _______
22. Medulla Oblongata
23. Vertebral Column
24. Vagus
REFLEX ACTION, REFLEX ARC, HUMAN BRAIN - KEY without your knowledge when it touches a hot object.
1. Reflex actions 5 Marks Questions (Diagrams)
2. Reflex arc 1. Draw neat labelled diagram of Human brain? (March 2001)
3.Spinal cord 2. Draw neat labelled diagram of Reflex Arc (March - 2003, 2000, oct
4. Interneurons 99)
5. Interneuron 3. Draw neat labelled diagram of Nerve cell. (March 2003, June -
6. Reflex 2003)
7. Motor nerves, effector organ
8. Iron Pavlov
9. Conditioned reflex
10. Spinal Cord
11. Inter neurons (or) association neurons
12. Receptor
13. Decade of Brain
14. 2%
15. Brain
16. Cerebrum
17. 10 billion
18. 20%
19. Unconditional
20. Unconditional
21. Conditional
22. Conditional
23. brain
24. Glucose
25. 0.6 to 120 meters/min
UNIT - II
CONTROL AND CO - ORDINTION
4 Marks Questions
1. What are affects of auxins in plants? (June 07, March 03)
2. What are affects of Gibberellins in plants? (March 05, 02, June
2000)
3. What are affects of cytokinins in plants? (June 04, March 04, oct
99)
4. Plant growth substances act together (or) against each other. Give
suitable examples in support of the statement. (March 1999)
5. What is the importance of pituitary gland in the body? Mention the
hormones and their functions of this gland (June 01, March 06, 01,
2000)
6. Write a brief account of adrenal glands. (March 07, 04)
7. Describe the nerve cell with the help of a neat diagram. (June 06,
March 05, oct 99)
8. Describe the structure of cerebrum (March 08, 06, oct 99)
9. Write the components of reflex are and their functions (June 01,
March 04, May 01)
2 Marks Questions
1. What is mixed gland? Give an example. What are the hormones
secreted by it?
2. What are endocrine glands? Give examples?
3. Write short note on Diabetes mellitus.
4. Write a short note on Tetany
5. Write a short note on cretinism
6. What is apical dominence?
7. What are plant growth substances? Give examples.
8. What are the differences between efferent nerves and afferent
nerves.
9. What is action potential?
10. What are nissel granules? Where do we find them?
11. What are Gyri and Sulci? what is the advantage of these structures?
12. Where do you find cerebrospinal fluid and what are its function?
13. What are the differences between unconditional and conditional
reflexes?
14. Explain how you withdraw your hand immediately and suddenly
UNIT - II 11. Recombination of chromosomes
REPRODUCTION 12. Sexual reproduction
1. Asexual Reproduction in Plants 13. Below the node
14. Decrease downward movement of food
1. New characters are seen in offspring in sexual reproduction due to 15. Vegetative propagation
____ recombination. 16. Budding
2. Production (or) fusion of gametes does not take place in ____ kind 17. Root buds
of reproduction. 18. Aspergillus
3. In asexual reproduction of fungi, a large number of ____ are 19. Bacteria/Euglena
formed in special structures. 20. Underground stem
4. Chrysanthemum propagates often by means of ____ 21. Carrot
5. Buds in bryophyllum are known as ____ buds. 22. Reproduction
6. In layering, stems that form roots are still attached to ____ plants. 23. Sporulation
7. In grafting, the union occurs through formation of ____ between 24. Node
the two grafts. 25. Apical bud
8. The ability of plant cell to give rise to a whole plant is called ____ 26. Vegetative buds
9. Technique of tissue culture is practised under ____ conditions to be 27. Floral buds
free from contaminating agents. 28. Eyes
10. Haploid plants are obtained commonly by introducing ____ in 29. Haberlandt
culture media. 30. Explant
11. New characters seen in the offspring which are not present in either 31. Callus
of the parents is due to ____ 32. Pollen grains/haploid cells
12. ____ reproduction mainly involves formation of gametes. 33. Shipra Guha, Satish Maheshwari
13. In stem cuttings, a slanting cut is made in the stem ____ 34. Embryo rescue
14. In layering, girdle is done around the base of the stem to ____ 35. Embryoids
15. ____ is preferred to multiplication by ornamental and horticulture
plants.
16. ____ is the most common type of asexual reproduction in yeast. 2. SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS
17. Curry leaf plant is propagated by ____ 1. In order to have genetic variation in the offspring, plants
18. In ____ spores are produced on the conidium. commonly adopt ____ reproduction.
19. ____ reproduce by binary fission. 2. Reduction in chromosome number takes place in ____ cells of a
20. Potato is modified ____ plant.
21. In ____ root cuttings are used for vegetative propagation. 3. Floral parts arise on a swollen part of pedicel known as ____
22. The ability of an organism to produce a new generation of 4. The third whorl of a flower is composed of ____
individuals of the same species is called ____ 5. The third whorl of stamens in a flower is known as ____
23. In fungi the most common type of asexual reproduction is ____ 6. Inside an anther lobe ____ mother cells undergo reduction
24. ____ is the place where leaf arises on the stem. division.
25. Bud at the tip of stem is called ____ 7. The deploid cell inside the nucellus that undergoes meiosis to give
26. Buds which help in growth of the plant are ____ rise to embryo sac is known as ____
27. Buds which give rise to flowers are called ____ 8. Fertilization is defined as the fusion of ____with ____
28. Vegetative propagation in potato occurs through ____ 9. The first cell formed after fusion of male gamete with egg is called
29. ____ noticed that plant cells can be grown in synthetic media. ____
30. The portion of the plant that is taken from the desired plant is 10. The '3n' nucleus is formed from fusion of ____ nucleus with male
called ____ nucleus inside embryo sac.
31. Unorganised mass of tissue formed from explant is called ____ 11. Carpels are present in ____
32. Haploid plants can be developed through tissue culture by 12. The most essential floral organs required for sexual reproduction
culturing ____ are ____
33. Haploid plants through tissue culture were developed by ____ and 13. The cushion like part in the ovary where ovules arise is called ____
____ 14. At the time of fertilization diploid condition in embryo sac is seen
34. Growing embryos in culture media that do not develop inside the in the ____
ovary is called ____ 15. The first diploid condition in embryo sac after fertilization is seen
35. Embryo like structures formed in tissue culture are called ____ in ____
16. Endosperm nucleus forms from the fusion of male gamete with
____
KEY - Asexual Reproduction in Plants 17. The parts of the flower which are still useful after fertilization are
1. Chromosomal ____
2. Asexual 18. Root part is represented in mature embryo by ____
3. Spores 19. The study of pollen grains is called ____
4. Suckers 20. The basal part of the ovule where the two integuments arise is
5. Epiphyllous known as ____
6. Parent 21. Endospermic seeds are seen ____ plants.
7. New tissue 22. Non-Endospermic seeds are seen ____ plants.
8. Totipotency 23. The stalk of the flower is ____
9. Aseptic sterilized 24. Flowers with pedicel are called ____
10. Pollen grains 25. Flowers without pedicel are called ____
26. The tissue enclosed inside the ovule is ____ 19. The dark pigmented part of the egg of frog is called ____
27. ____ cells direct the growth of pollen type towards the egg. 20. In the frog egg, yolk is stored in ____ pole.
28. The condition of endosperm is ____ 21. The oviducts of the female frog open into ____through ____
29. After fertilization ____ is converted into fruit and ____ into seed. aperture.
30. The unique feature of flowering plants is ____ 22. Protozoans like amoeba and paramoecium reproduce by ____
23. External fertilization occurs in ____
24. Internal fertilization occurs in ____
KEY - Sexual Reproduction in Plants 25. A zygote devides by ____
1. Sexual 26. When both male and female sex organs are present in the same
2. Reproductive animal, the phenomenon is called ____
3. Thalamus 27. The organism that reproduces by conjugation is ____
4. Stamens 28. Conjugation is a type of ____
5. Androecium 29. The strength lost by repeated by binary fission is regained by ____
6. Pollen 30. The nucleus of paramoecium that is responsible for negatative
7. Megaspore mother cell function is ____
8. Male, female gamete 31. The micronucleus of paramoecium controls ____
10. Secondary 32. The number of daughter individuals produced by a conjugant is
11. Pistil ____
12. Gynoecium and androecium 33. Exchange of nuclear material occurs in paramoecium during ____
13. Placenta 34. In megascolex, the testes are present in the segments ____
14. Secondary nucleus 35. Cocoon of earthworm is formed by ____
15. Zygote 36. Ampluxory pads that help in copulation are present in ____
16. Secondary nucleus 37. The reproductive organs that are attached to kidney in frog are
17. Ovary, ovule ____
18. Radicle 38. The tubes that act as urinogenital ducts in frog are ____
19. Palynology 39. Milt of frog consists of ____
20. Chalaza 40. The spawn of frog consists of ____
21. Zea maize, paddy castor 41. The part of spermatozoan that helps it in penetrating the ovum is
22. Bean, pea, bengalgram ____
23. Pedicel 42. In megascolex, the ovaries are present in the segments ____
24. Pedicellate 43. In megascolex, the clitellum present in the segments ____
25. Sessile 44. The animals which show sexual dimorphism are ____
26. Nucellus 45. The existence of distinct male and female animals is called ____
27. Synergids
28. Triploid (3n)
29. Ovary, ovule KEY - Sexual Reproduction in Animals
30. Double fertilization 1. Spermatozoan
2. Sperms
3. Conjugation
3. SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS 4. Macronucleus, Micronucleus
1. The male gamete is called ____ 5. Cytoplasmic bridge
2. In internal fertilization the ____are deposited in the body of the 6. Migratory pro, cytoplasmic bridge
female animal. 7. Migratory pronucleus, stationary pronucleus
3. Paramoecium undergoes sexual reproduction by ____ 8. Mitosis
4. A paramoecium has two nuclei. One is ____ and the other is ____ 9. Testes, ovaries
5. During conjugation is paramoecium, cytoplasm of the conjugants 10. Seminal vesicles
becomes continuous through ____ 11. Cocoon
6. The ____ nucleus of one conjugant crosses over the ____ and fuses 12. Sperm cells
with the stationary pronucleus of the other. 13. Ovipositor
7. The pronucleus, synkaryon is formed by the fusion of ____ and 14. Internal fertilization
____ 15. Male
8. The synkaryon of an exconjugant divides by ____ 16. Copulation
9. Earthworm is bisexual but self fertilization does not occur as ____ 17. Kidney, vasa efferentia
mature earlier than ____ 18. Head region
10. The sperm mother cells of earthworm mature in spermatozoa in 19. Animal pole
____ 20. Vegetal pole
11. In earthworm fertilization occurs in ____ 21. Body cavity, cloacal
12. In earthworm ____ received from another worm are stored in 22. Conjugation (or) binary fission
spermatheca. 23. Fish, frog
13. In housefly ____ helps in laying fertilized eggs. 24. Reptiles, birds, mammals
14. Fertilization in housefly is called ____ 25. Mitosis
15. Croaking sounds are produced by ____ frogs. 26. Hermaphroditism
16. Ampluxory pads of frog help in ____ 27. Paramoecium
17. In male frog testes open into ____ through ____ 28. Sexual reproduction
18. In spermatozoan the nucleus is present in ____ 29. Conjugation
30. Macronucleus UNIT - III
31. Reproduction HUMAN REPRODUCTION SYSTEM - 4
32. 4 1. Male
33. Conjugation 2. Testosterone
34. 10, 11 3. Semiferous
35. Clitellum 4. Germinal epithelium
36. Copulation / Reproduction 5. Vasa efferentia
37. Kidneys 6. Reproduction
38. Ureters 7. Epididymis
39. Milt 8. Prostate, seminal vesicles, cowper's gland
40. Spawn 9. Mitochondria
41. Acrosome 10. 24, 72
42. 13 11. Ovarian
43. 14, 15, 16, 17 12. Primary oocyte
44. Birds, mammals 13. Carpus luteum
45. Sexual dimorphism 14. Oestrogen, progesterone
15. Pituitary gland
16. Pituitary gland
4. HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 17. Fallopian tube
1. ____ reproductive system consists of testes. 18. 1
2. Male reproduction hormone secreted by testes is ____ 19. Ovulation
3. ____ tubules occur in testes. 20. Menstrual cycle
4. The epithelial cells living the seminiferous tubules is called ____ 21. Pituitary gland and ovaries
5. Spermatozoa from seminiferous tubules move into ____ 22. Prolifirative, ovum
6. Aerosome of spermatozoan helps in ____ 23. 28-30 days
7. Spermatozoa are temporarily stored in ____ 24. Placenta
8. Accessory glands of human male reproductive system are ____, 25. Foetus
____ and ____ 26. Uterus
9. ____ provide energy for movement of spermatozoa. 27. Ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm
10. Sperms live for a period of ____ to ____ hours in the female 28. Mitosis
reproductive system. 29. Follicle stimulating hormone
11. ____ follicles present in ovary. 30. Amniotic fluid
12. Ovum is formed from a cell called ____ 31. 6th
13. Ruptured follicle is called ____ 32. 12th
14. Corpus luteum secrets ____ and ____ hormones. 33. 40 weeks
15. Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) is secreted by ____ 34. 1978
16. Leutinising hormone is secreted by ____ 35. Implantation
17. After release from the follicle the ovum enters ____
18. Number of ova released at a time in female human being is ____
19. Formation of ovum from graffian follicle is called ____ UNIT - III
20. The cyclic changes that occur in the female reproductive system REPRODUCTION
for every 28 to 30 days is called ____ 4 Marks Questions
21. Hormones that control menstrual cycle are secreted by ____ and 1. What are the differences between sexual and asexual reproduction.
____ (March 07, 09, June 03, 06, Oct 99)
22. During the ____ phase of menstrual cycle the follicle ruptures and 2. What is meant by vegetative propagation? What are the advantages
releases the ____ of vegetative propagation? (March 99, 06)
23. Menstrual cycle occurs once in every ____ days. 3. What are different methods of grafting? (March 02, June 2000, Oct
24. Foetus is attached to the uterine wall by ____ 99)
25. From the third month of pregnancy, the embryo is called ____ 4. What is grafting? What are its uses? (Oct 99, March 04)
26. During the implantation, the embryo gets attached to the wall of 5. What are the applications of plant cell and tissue culture. (March
____ 99, 03, 04)
27. During the development of human embryo cells differentiate into 6. Describe the structure of a flower. (March 99, 04, 05, 07)
layers called ____, ____ and ____ 7. What are the differences between a spermatozoan and an ovum?
28. The zygote divides by ____ and increases the number of cells. (March 03, June 01, 06)
29. Development of follicle is stimulated by ____ hormone. 8. Give an account of menstrual cycle in human beings. (March 01,
30. Embryo is protected from external shocks by ____ 04, 08)
31. The sex of the embryo is determined by ____week of pregnancy. 9. Give an account of contraceptive methods. (March 99)
32. The placenta is formed by ____ week of pregnancy.
33. The gestation period of pregnant woman is ____ 2 Mark Questions
34. Child marriage restraint act is introduced in the year ____ 1. What is the major difference between sexual and asexual
35. The process of attachment of the blastocyst to the walls of the reproduction? (March 99, June 06)
uterus is called ____ 2. What is binary fission? Where do you see this method of
reproduction? (June 07)
3. Write two advantages of vegetative propagation. (March 99, 06,
KEY 08)
4. What is embryo rescue? When is this method followed? (March
02)
5. What is totipotency?
6. What is meant by callus?
7. Give some examples of plants where vegetative propagation is
routinely done. (June 02, 07)
8. What is bud? Write about the importance of buds in vegetative
propagation. (March 99)
9. Write a short note on sexual dimorphism in animals. (March 03,
08)
10. How do you differentiate between animal and vegetal poles of the
ovum of from? (March 03, 08)
11. Draw labelled diagram of human spermatozoan? (March 01, 04)
UNIT - 5
NUTRITION
4 Mark Questions
1. In what way does calcium help the body? (June 02, March 06, 07,
oct 99)
2. What is fluorosis? How does it affects the body? (June 01, March
07, 02, May 01)
3. What are the effects of kwashiorkor disease on children? (June 01,
May 01)
4. What are the differences between kwashiorkor and Marasmus?
(June 01, May 01)
5. Mention various disease caused by the deficiency of Vitamin A
(March - 99)
6. Describe the changes in malarial parasite that occur in mosquito
(June 06, 03, March - 2000)
7. Write briefly about Jaundice (or) Hepatitis? (oct - 99)
8. What are the rules to be followed white giving first aid? (June 06,
05, 03, March 01, 99)
9. Describe the process of first aid for fracture. (June 06, 05, 03,
March 01, 99)
10. What are the functions of primary health centres (March 03)
2 Marks Questions
1. What biologically complete proteins? Give examples? (March 02)
2. Why do sports persons take glucose (Mar. 08, 02)
3. What is iodized salt? Why is it advisable to take iodized salt?
(March - 08, 03)
4. What is the only treatment available for obesity? (June 02, March
99)
5. Which cells of the body are responsible for obesity and why?
(March - 03)
6. What is the method evolved by the NIN - Hyderabad to prevent
blindness. (March - 05)
7. What is the loss if rice is polished (or) washed repeatedly? What is
the diseases it causes? (June 01, May 06, 01, March 9)
8. What are the steps to be taken to control malaria? (June 01, May
06, 01, March 09)
9. Why is the skin colour yellow in jaundice patient? (June 05, 01,
May 01)
10. What are the vertebrate hosts of encephalitis?
11. What is first Aid? Mention its purpose? (March - 2000)
12. Describe the duties of village health guide? (June 07, 06, 02,
March 07, 05, 04, May)
Important Material related to Match the following
S.No Vitamin Chemical Name Deficiency diseases
1 B1 Thiamine Beri - Beri, loss of appetite
2 B2 Riboflavin Glossitis, cracking of mouth at corners
3 B3 Niacin, Nicotinic Acid Pellagra
4 B6 Pyridoxine Anaemia, disorders of nervous system
5 Folic Acid Folic acid Anaemia, Diarrhoea, loss of Leucocytes
6 B12 Cyanocobalamin Pernicious Anaemia
7 Pantothenic Acid Pantothenic Acid Burning feet
8 Biotin Biotin Muscle pains, nervous disorders fatigue
9 Vitamin C Ascorbic Acid Scurvy
Nightblindness, Xeropthalmia …..
10 Vitamin - A Retinol
of cornea, scaly skin
11 Vitamin - E Tocoferol sterility in males, Abortions in females
12 Vitamin K Phylloquinone Delay in blood clotting
II.
S.No Scientist Contributions
Calvin cycle/ Carbon fixation
1 Malvin Calvin
/ Dark reactions
2 Sir Hans Krebs Krebs cycle (Respiration)
3 Karl Landsteiner Blood groups
4 F.W.Went Auxins
Proposal of some substances
5 Charles Darwin
control growth in plants
Conditional reflex actions/
6 Iron Pavlov
Experiment on dog
7 Haberland Cell and Tissue Culture
Shipra Guha and Haploid plants in Tissue
8
Satish Maheswari culture (Polle culture)
Luc Montagnaier and
9 HIV
Rober Gallo
Growth regulating substance
10 H.G.Hopkins
in Milk
11 Funk Vitamins
12 Esmarch First Aid
St.John Ambulance
13 First Aid was made popular
Service
14 Carl Erickae Biotechnology
15 Sunderlal Bahuguna Chipko moment
16 Abubakar Rubella/Measles
17 Sir Ronald Ross Malaria
18 Charles Darwin Plasmodium Protozoan
III
Causitive organisms/
S.No Disease Deficiency substances/
related ones
1 Kwashiorkor Deficiency of proteins
Deficiency intake of
2 Marasmus
energy food /Adipose Tissue
Hepatitis Virus/Hepatotoxins/
3 Obesity
Bilirubin
Hepatitis VirusHepatotoxins/
4 Jaundice/
Bilrubin
Myxovirus Parotitis (RNA),
5 Mumps
Patotid glands
Paramyxo Virus/ Rubella/
6 Measles
Abubakar
Arbovirus/Pigs/
7 Encephalitis
Culex mosquitoes
Wuchereria
Bacrofti/Wucherieria malayai/
8 Filariasis
Microfilaria/ lymph glands
and lymph vessels
Plasmodium/Female
9 Malaria
Anopheles mosquito/ RBC
10 Mad cow Contamination of Cattle feed
IV
Respiratory
S.No Type of Respiration Animal
organs
1 Lungs Pulmonary Mammals
2 Gills Branchial Fishes,Tadepoel larva
3 Skin Cutaneous Earthworm, leach, frog
4 Trachea Tracheal Insects(Butterfly)
V
S.No Age Respiration rate
1 Newly born child 32 times/minute
2 5 years child 26 times/minute
3 25 years child 15 times/ minute
4 50 years child 18 times/minute
VI
Name of the Number of chambers
S.No
Animal in heart
1 Fishes 2 chambered heart
2 Frog (Amphibians) 3 chambered heart
Garden lizard, Incompletely divided 4
3
Snake (Reptiles) chambered heart
4 Birds, Mammals 4 chambered heart
5 Cockroach 13 chambered heart
6 Earth worm 8 pairs of hearts