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LIFE PROCESSES ENGLISH MEDIUM

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

Photosynthesis process requires

a)

Sunlight and chlorophyll only

b)

Sunlight, carbon dioxide, chlorophyll and minerals only

c)

Sunlight, oxygen, chlorophyll and minerals

d)

Oxygen, carbon dioxide and chlorophyll only

2.

Organism A prepare their own food materials but organism B do not prepare their own food materials. then A and B are

a)

A = Heterotrophs and B = Autotrophs

b)

A = Heterotrophs and B = Heterotrophs

c)

A = Autotrophs and B = Heterotrophs

d)

A = Autotrophs and B = Autotrophs

3.

Identify the correct order of events occur during photosynthesis in plants.

i) Reduction of carbon dioxide to carbohydrates

ii) Splitting of water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen

iii) Conversion of light energy to chemical energy

iv) Absorption of light energy by chlorophyll

a)

iii i ii and iv

b)

ii iv i and iii

c)

iv iii ii and i

d)

i ii iii and iv

4.

Stomata helps to plants in

a)

Exchange of gases and Transpiration

b)

Digestion and Transplantation

c)

Exchange of gases and Excretion

d)

Excretion and Digestion

5.

Observe the given diagram carefully and choose the best option from the following

a)

Both plants prepare their food in equal amount

b)

Plant B will not prepare the food because of the

lack of carbon dioxide compared to Plant A

c)

Both plant A and B will not prepare their food

d)

Plant A will not prepare the food because of the

lack of carbon dioxide compared to Plant B

6.

Some organisms get their nutrition without killing the body of plant or animal is

a)

Chemotropic nutrition

b)

Parasitic nutrition

c)

Autotropic nutrition

d)

Heterotropic nutrition

7.

Select the correct match

1. Amylase

a. Digesting the proteins

2. Lipase

b. Break down starch into simple sugar molecule

3. Trypsin

c. Break down large globules of fat into small globules

4. Bile salts

d. Break emulsified fats

a)

1 – b 2 – d 3 – a 4 – c

b)

1 – b 2 – c 3 – a 4 – d

c)

1 – a 2 – b 3 – c 4 – d

d)

1 – a 2 – d 3 – b 4 – c

8.

The site of complete digestion of carbohydrates, proteins and fats in animals

a)

Pancreas

b)

Stomach

c)

Small intestine

d)

Large intestine

9.

The entry of food into small intestine from stomach is regulated by

a)

Sphincter muscles

b)

Cardiac muscles

c)

Cilliary muscles

d)

Striped muscles

10.

Villi

a)

Decrease the surface area for absorption

b)

Helps to remove waste material from the body

c)

Receives digested food from the inner wall of stomach

d)

Increase the surface area for absorption

11.

Translocation of food and other materials takes place in sieve tubes in both upward and downward directions is done with the help of

a)

Phloem parenchyma

b)

Xylem parenchyma

c)

Sieve plate

d)

Companion cells

12.

Blood is different from lymph. Identify the correct statement

a)

Blood is red in colour and lymph is a colourless fluid

b)

Blood has less number of proteins compared to lymph

c)

Blood is a fluid which contains only lymphatic capillaries

d)

Blood and lymph are similar in structure

13.

Left atrium and septum are the parts of human heart and they are labelled as A and B. Then the functions of A and B in the given diagram are

a)

A = Pumps deoxygenated blood to right ventricle

B = Separates right and left auricle

b)

A = Pumps oxygen rich blood into left ventricle

B = Separates right and left ventricle

c)

A = Separates right and left auricle

B = Carry deoxygenated blood for purification

d)

A = Helps in back flow of deoxygenated blood to right auricle

B = Helps in back flow of oxygenated blood to left auricle

14.

Double circulation is seen in

a)

Sea horse and Bat

b)

Crocodile and Saw fish

c)

Pigeon and Frog

d)

Lion and Elephant

15.

In mitochondria

a)

Glucose will be converted into pyruvate molecule

b)

Glucose will be converted into ethyl alcohol, CO2 and energy

c)

Glucose will be converted into CO2 and water with the release of energy

d)

Glucose will be converted into lactic acid and energy

16.

Choose the correct match

a)

Terrestrial animals – Rate of respiration is more compared to aquatic animals

b)

Aquatic animals – Rate of respiration is more compared to terrestrial animals

c)

Rate of respiration is equal in both aquatic and terrestrial animals

d)

Aquatic animals respire through lungs and aquatic animals respire through gills

17.

Glucose molecule will be converted into ethanol and carbon dioxide with the release of energy takes place in

a)

Yeast – In the absence of oxygen

b)

Mitochondria – In the presence of oxygen

c)

Muscle cells – In the lack of oxygen

d)

Cytoplasm – In the absence of oxygen

18.

One of the following statement is incorrect with respect to hydrochloric acid is

a)

Creates acidic medium to facilitate the action of enzyme pepsin

b)

Kill micro-organisms present in the stomach entered through the food

c)

Excess amount of this will leads to acidity in the stomach

d)

Creates acidic medium to regulate the action of enzyme pepsin

19.

Plasma functions as

a)

Protects animal body from foreign bodies by producing antibodies

b)

Transports food, carbon dioxide and nitrogenous wastes in dissolved form

c)

Transports oxygen to the all the cells of the body

d)

Kill micro-organisms and produce body immunity

20.

In plants, water will be conducted by

a)

Sieve tube and companion cells

b)

Xylem fibers

c)

Xylem parenchyma

d)

Xylem vessels and Tracheids

21.

Nephron is a

a)

Structural and functional unit of an organism

b)

Structural and functional unit of nervous tissue

c)

Structural and functional unit of kidney

d)

Structural and functional unit of muscular tissue

22.

Excretion in plants is done in the form of

a)

Absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen through stomata

b)

Storing wastes in cellular vacuoles, falling of leaves and produce resin & gum

c)

Translocation of substances from roots to other parts through suction pressure

d)

Transportation of prepared food from leaves to other parts of plant body

23.

Identify the incorrect statement

a)

Transpiration is less during summer season

b)

Transpiration is less during winter season

c)

Transpiration is done through the stomata

d)

Transpiration is more during summer season

24.

Conversion of glucose to pyruvate molecule takes place in

a)

Muscle cells

b)

Yeast

c)

Mitochondria

d)

Cytoplasm

25.

During fermentation process a gas ‘M’ was released. The gas ‘M’ is

a)

Carbon monoxide

b)

Carbon dioxide

c)

Oxygen

d)

Nitrogen