INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL -DAMMAM (B.M.S.) GS Worksheet VII (2009-2010) NUTRITION IN ANIMALS Answer the following as directe 1, W hat do you mean by animal nutrition ? 2. What is the alimentary canal / digestive tract? Name the different parts of the alimentary canal . 3. What do you mean by the term digestive system ? 4, Where does digestion begin & ends in humans ? 5. Name the 5 steps / processes involved in nutrition (digestion) & Define each. 6, Define: a) Digestion ) Ingestion c) Rumination 7. Distinguish between: a) Absorption & Assimilation ) Milk teeth & Permanent teeth 8, Name the digestive juices secreted by the following organs and state their functions : a)Mouth —b) Stomach) Liver d) Pancreas e) Small intestine 9. Write the functions of the following: a)Foodpipe —_b) Stomach —_¢) Small intestine _d) Large intestine _¢) Mouth and tongue f)Rumen g) Villi_h)Pseudopodia i) Food vacuole) Bile 10, How is food prevented from entering the windpipe? 11. What is tooth decay? 12. a) What is diarthea? —_b) What is its cause and effect? _c) How can we treat it? 13, Can human beings digest cellulose ? If not why ? 14, What is a) Villi )Cud_—c) Rumen d)ORS_~—e) pseudopodia —) Bile g)Cellulose —h) Oesophagus_i) Food vacuole 15. Explain the process of nutrition in the following organisms : (@). Starfish (b). Ruminants (©). Amoeba 4) Human 16.Draw and label a) Human digestive system & — ) Amoeba and its parts 17, Name the following: a) The 3 major components of food & their broken down products of digestion. b) The glands associated with the digestive system & the juices secreted by them. ©) The 4 different types of teeth & write their functions 4) The finger like projections present in the small intestine , ) The type of carbohydrate that can be digested by ruminants only .INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, DAMMAM. S is VIL *10) 1, Nutrition in Plants :) Nutrients b) Nutrition c) Photosynthesis d) Celle) Saprotrophs 2. Distinguish between with suitable examples: a) Autotrophic Nin: & Heterotrophic Nin: b) Autottophs & Heterotrophs ©) Parasite & Host d) Parasites & Saprotrophs e)Saprotrophic Ntn: & Symbiotic Reltn 3. Describe the foll: / Write short notes on: ) Structure of Cell with the help of diagram. ) Structure & Function of Stomata. ¢) Carbohydrate & its importance, d) Feeding & nutrition in Insectivorous Plants. e) Symbiotic relationship in Lichens, 4, Name the foll: a) Food factories of plants. b) The essential requirements ( including raw materials) needed for Photosynthesis. ¢) The part of Cactus plant which prepares its food, 4) Stored form of food in plants. ©) A plant which can trap insects & digest them, f) The fluffy umbrella — like patches growing on rotting wood during rainy season. g) The cotton — like threads which spread on the piece of bread, h) 2 useful Fungi i) partners of Lichens. 4) The N fixing bacteria present in soil. ) The association which is of great significance for the farmers. 5. Answer the foll: a) Why do organisms need to take food? b) How does preparation of food takes place in the leaves which are not green in color? ) How are the nutrients replenished in the soil? 4) How are the desert plants adapt themselves to such a habitat? ©) What is i)Alga & ii) Lichen? 6, Give reasons: 4) Sun is called as the ultimate source of energy. b) Plants are the ultimate source of food. c) Life would be impossible on Earth in the absence of plants / photosynthesis. 4) Pitcher plant feed on insects although it is green & carry out photosynthesis. e) Farmers need not add N fertilizers to the soil in which leguminous plants are grown. 7. Explain:a) The process of photosynthesis & its importance. b)Symbiotic relationship in i)Lichens & ii) bet: Rhizobium &leguminous plant AM.K-BMS.INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, DAMMAM (B.M.S.) Worksh« ass VII (200 HEAT QU. DEFINE: (@) Temperature (b)Thermometer (c) Clinical thermometer _(d) Conduction (©) Convection —(f) Radiation QUL Answer the following as directed: 1, Name the different types of thermometer which are in use, 2. Describe the structure of clinical thermometer with the help of a diagram . 3. a) What are the precautions to be taken while reading a clinical thermometer ? b) What are the extra precautions to be taken while reading a clinical thermometer? 4, What is the maximum-minimum thermometer ? 5. What advantage does the digital thermometer have over the mercury thermometer ? 6. What is the normal body temperature of a healthy person? 7. What is the range of clinical thermometer? Why itis limited so? 8. What is the use of kink ? 9. Write the similarities & differences between the clinical & laboratory thermometers. 10. Descibe: (a) Land breeze & (b) Sea breeze(diagram showing the direction of wind.) 11. Distinguish between conductors and Insulators . Give two examples for each. 12. a) How does heat travel in air? / b) In which dire« n does the smoke go? Why? 13, a) How do we get heat when we sit in front of a room heater? b) Name the mode of heat transfer which does not require any medium. ) Name the mode of heat transfer from sun to earth. 14, a) What happens to the heat energy that falls on an object? +) Which part of the heat is responsible for the rise in temperature of an object? 15. Give reasons: (@) A Clinical thermometer can’t be used to measure the temp: of any other objects. (b) Wearing white or light coloured clothes are comfortable in summer . (©) Wearing black or dark coloured clothes are comfortable in winter . (@) Woollen clothes keep us warm in winter. (©) Laboratory thermometer can’t be used to measure human body temp: ( More layers of clothing during winter keep us warm than one thick piece of clothingINTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL —- DAMMAM Science Worksheet (2009-2010) Class - Vil Lesson —5 (Acids, Bases & Salts) 1) Name the acid found in lemons. 2) What is the taste of bases and how do we feel when we touch them? 3) Name the acid contained in the ant sting. 4) Name any two bases that are neutralized with acidic soils. 5) What colour do you observe when blue litmus paper is dipped in acidic & basic solution? 6) What colour does china rose solution change when dipped in sodium hydroxide solution? 7) Write the products formed during neutralization when an acid reacts with a base? 8)-Name 2 neutral substances. 9) What colour does turmeric solution turn when dropped in potassium hydroxide solution? 10)Name the indicator derived from the lichens? 11)What type of substances change phenolphthalein pink? 12)You are given three unlabelled bottles A, B & C, containing colourless solutions such that one of them is an acid, the other being basic and neutral. How will you distinguish between them by using china rose as an indicator? 13)Write 4 differences between the acids and the bases? 14)Write an equation when hydrochloric acid neutralizes sodium hydroxide? . Gums =WORKSHEET CLASS VII ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS 1) Define the followi () ACIDS ——(®) BASES (ec) INDICATOR (4) NEUTRALISATION (SALT 2) Name few naturally occurring indicetors. 3) Whats neutral solution? 4) Whatis limewater? 5). What is acid rain? Write its damaging effect. “a 6) Whysvids and basis should be handled carefully? 2) Write the properties of Acids and Bases. 8) Describe the process of neutralization with the help of an eg. 9)» Name the acid, which is present in our stomach. 10) Name the antacid, which is taken during indigestion (acidity). \ 11) How will you prepare the following indicators? () . Turmeric paper (b) China rose water 12): Name the acid, which is present in the sting of an ant. 13) Give Reasons: 4) Antantacid tablet is taken when you suffer from acidity. b) —Calamine solution is applied on the skin when an ant bits ©) Factory waste is neutralized before disposing it into the water bodies.