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Jijamata Education Society's

PREETISUDHAJI JUNIOR COLLEGE


At: Pimplas, Post: Rahata, Taluka: Rahata, Dist: Ahmednagar, Maharashtra . .
Pin Code – 423107.

ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-2024


UNIT TEST- II

CLASS: XI NEET TIME: 1 Hrs


SUB: BIOLOGY
STREAM.: SCI MARKS- 25
STUDENT’S NAME:

SECTION-A
Multiple Choice Question 4 - marks
1. In photosynthesis, oxygen is produced during which stage?
2. a. Light-dependent reactions b. Calvin cycle c. Glycolysis d. Krebs cycle
3. Which type of root system is characteristic of monocots?
a. Taproot system b. Fibrous root system c. Adventitious root system d. Storage root system
4. During photosynthesis, where does the light-independent (Calvin cycle) reaction occur? a. Thylakoid
membrane b. Stroma c. Granum d. Outer membrane
Very short Answer Question 3 – marks
1. Define photosynthesis and state its overall chemical equation.
2. Differentiate between the transverse sections of monocot and dicot roots.
3. Name the cells responsible for photosynthesis in plant leaves and describe their structure.
SECTION-B
Short Answer Questions (Any 4 ) 8 - marks
1. Define photosynthesis, detailing the cyclic phosphorylation.
2. Compare and contrast the transverse sections of monocot and dicot stems.
3. Describe the adaptations in the leaves of plants for efficient photosynthesis.
4. Discuss the importance of the vascular bundles in plant roots.
5. Explain how the structure of chloroplasts is related to their function in photosynthesis.
SECTION-C
Short Answer Questions (Any 2 ) 6 - marks
1. Describe the kranz anatomy and explain its significance.
2. Explain non-cyclic phosphorylation with its diagram.
3. Explain the steps involved in C3 Cycle.
SECTION-D
Short Answer Questions (Any 1 ) 4 - marks
1. Provide an overview of the C4 Cycle and Photorespiration.
OR
2. Compare the structural features of monocot and dicot leaves, highlighting their adaptations for
photosynthesis.

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