1.

Given below is a physiological

process in human. Observe the
same and answer the following
questions:

i) Identify parts labelled ‘A’ & ‘B’.

ii) Name and define the process
shown above.
iii) Give the difference between ‘A’ &
the cell without mitochondria.
 2.The diagrams given below show the cross section of two kinds
of blood vessels:
i) Identify the blood vessels A and B. In
each case give a reason to support your
answer.
ii) Name the parts numbered l and 2.
iii) When are the sounds "LUBB” and
“DUP” produced during a heartbeat?
iv) Name the blood vessel that:
a. begins and ends in capillaries.
b. supplies blood to the walls of the
heart.
v) Explain the process of blood clotting.
3. The diagram given below represents the
human heart in one phase of its functional
activities. Study the same and answer the
questions that follow:
i) Name the phase.
ii) Which parts of the heart are contracting in
this phase? Give a reason to support
your answer.
iii) Name the valves that are closed and the
valves that are open in this phase.
iv) The walls of ventricles are thicker than
auricles. Explain.
 4. Study the diagram of human heart given below carefully and answer
the questions given below.

(i) Label the parts from A to G.

(ii) Name the artery that carries blood to the
lungs.
(iii) What is meant by ‘double circulation’?
(iv) What is the normal heart beat of an
adult human being?
(v) What is considered as the normal level
of blood pressure in a normal human adult?
5. Study the diagram given below and answer the
following:-
i) Label the parts 1-6.
ii) Mention the function of part labeled 1 and 4.
iii) Name the sensory cells present in part ‘5’ for
hearing.
iv) Name the following related to Ear:
a. The part of the Ear concerned with static
equilibrium.
b. The part of the Ear which converts sound waves
to sound vibrations.
c. The collective term of tiny bones in the Ear.
v) Explain the process of hearing.
6. Given below is a diagram depicting a
defect of the human eye. Study the same
and then answer the questions that
follow:
i) Name the defect shown in the diagram.
ii) Name two possible reasons for this
defect of the eye in human beings.
iii) Name the parts labeled l to 4.
iv) Draw a labeled diagram to show how the
above mentioned defect is rectified using
an appropriate lens
7. Study the diagram given below and
then answer the questions that follow:
i) Name the region in the kidney where the
above structure is present?
ii) Name the parts labeled 1, 2, 3 and 4.
iii) Name the stages involved in the
formation of urine.
iv) What is the technical term given to the
process occurring in 2 and 3? Briefly
describe the process.
8. The diagram shows a section of the
human brain. Answer the questions that
follow:
i) Name the parts labeled 1, 2,3 and 4.
ii) Write the main function of each of the
parts 1, 2,3 and 4.
iii) Name the three protective membranes
covering the brain.
iv) Name the basic unit of the brain.
9. The diagram given below represents
the spinal cord of a mammal as seen in
a transverse section together with the
nerves. Observe the same and answer
the following questions.
i) What does the above diagram depicts.
ii) Label the parts numbered 1-6.
iii) Which part of neuron is located in part
labeled 4.
iv) Name B and C. Give one example of
each.
10. Given below is an outline of the human body
showing the important glands? Observe the
same and answer the questions that follow:

i) Name the glands marked 1 to 5.

ii) Name the hormone secreted by ‘3’.
iii) Give one important function of this hormone.
iv) Name the hormone secreted by part ‘4’.
v) Name the hormone secreted by part ‘5’.Given one
important function of this hormone.
 11. Given below is a diagram depicting a defect of the human eye.
Study the same and then answer the questions that follow:

a. Identify the defect .

b. Give two possible reasons for this
eye defect.
c. Name the lens used to correct the
above mentioned eye defect.
d. Draw a labeled diagram to show
how the above mentioned defect is
rectified
12. Study the diagram given below and
answer the questions that follow:
i) Identify the system given in the diagram.
ii) Label parts A to F.
iii) Name the structural and functional unit
of part B.
iv) Why urine is yellow in colour?
v) Draw a neat labelled diagram of
Malpighian capsule.
13.The figure shows a type of pollution. Study the same and answer the
following:

i) Identify the above type of pollution

ii) Define pollution
iii) Write two effects of the above pollution
iv) Explain biomagnification and
Eutrophication.
v) Explain exploitative and sustainable use
of resources.
 14.The following diagram represents the female reproductive
system of mammal:

i) Name the parts numbered 1 to 6.

ii) Name the birth canal.
iii) The part homologous to male penis in
females for sexual stimulation.
iv) Give the appropriate terms for each of
the following:
a) The onset of menstrual cycle in young
females.
b) The monthly discharge of blood and
disintegrated tissues in human female.
15.The diagram given below is that of a
developing human foetus in the womb.
Study the same and then answer the
questions that follow:
i) Name the parts 1 to 5 indicated by
guidelines.
ii) What term is given to the period of
development of the foetus in the womb?
iii) How many days does the foetus take to
be fully developed?
iv) How does the uterus prepares for the
reception of zygote.
v) Name the hormone produced by the part
labeled ‘2’.
16.The diagram below represents a
surgical sterilization method in males.
Study the same and answer the
questions that follow:
i) Name the parts marked A, B, C, D and E.
ii) Write the name of the surgical method
represented in the diagram.
iii) Which part is ligated or cut?
iv) Name the corresponding surgical
method conducted on females.
v) Name the part which is ligated in females
and why?
17. The diagram shown below is a
lateral section of a testis of man.
Study it carefully and answer the
questions that follow.
i) Label the parts 1 to 4.
ii) State the functions of the parts
labeled 1 and 2.
iii) Name the hormone produced by
interstitial cells.
v) Name the accessory glands in males