KIPS GIRLS COLLEGE SHAHER SULTAN

Test # 20 Chapter # 12 A Marks: 50 Time Allowed: 1:30 mint.

Name: Roll No:
Question.1: Each question has four possible answers. Encircle the correct one. (17x1= 17)
1. A plant requires nitrogen and sulfur for its
a. Cell wall b. Enzymes c. Starch deposits d. DNA replication
2. Most vitamins function as
a. Catalyst b. High energy compounds c. Gastro vascular cavity
d. Transport molecules
3. A plant requires potassium for
a. Synthesizing proteins b. synthesizing chlorophyll
c. Opening and closing of stomata d. None
4. Carnivorous plants live in soils that are deficit in
a. Water b. Oxygen c. Nitrogen d. iron
5. Digestion in Hydra and Planaria takes place within their
a. Coelom b. Alimentary canal c. Gastrovascular cavity d. Mouth
6. A mammalian herbivore has
a. Fewer teeth than a carnivore b. Flatter teeth than a carnivore
c. More teeth than a carnivore d. More pointed teeth than a carnivore
7. Chlorophyll contains
a. Sulphur b. Nitrogen c. Magnesium d. Calcium
8. Lack of chlorophyll results in
a. Diagnosis b. Chlorosis c. Phosphorus d. Symbiosis
9. Release of nitrates by saprophytic bacteria helps in
a. Carbon cycle b. Oxygen cycle c. Nitrogen cycle d. Water cycle
10. Feeding by living in or on other organisms is a
a. Parasite b. Fungicide c. Insecticide d. Saprophyte
11. Canines are missing in
a. Cats b. Birds c. Lions d. Tigers
12. The animals having structurally and functionally intermediate teeth between herbivores and carnivores are
a. Insectivores b. Detritivores c. Saprozoic d. Omnivores
13. In root Nodules bacteria convert nitrogen into.
(a) Ammonia (b) Nitrate (c) Urea (d) Nitrate
14. Magnesium, an important nutrient ion in plant, is essential component of .
(a) Cell sap (b) Protein (c) Chlorophyll (d) Glucose
Question.2: Write down short answers to all questions. (12 x 2 = 24)
1. What is chlorosis? How is it caused?
2. What is saprophytic mode of nutrition? Give examples
3. Define carnivores. What adaptations to their feeding habit are observed in their teeth?
4. Compare endoparasites with ectoparasites. Give examples
5. What is difference between the sac–like digestive system and tubular digestive system? Give examples. Which one is more efficient?
6. What is the function of gizzard in the digestive system of cockroach?
7. Distinguish between saprophytic and parasitic modes of life.
8. What is used by the farmers to replace the nutrients essential for growth plants?
9. What the effect of deficiency of magnesium of plants?
10. What are detritivores? Give example.
11. What do you know about fluid feeders?
12. Define omnivorous.
Q.No3.Explain digestion in cockroach.
Q.No.4.Nutrition in insectivorous plant.
Q.No 5: Discuss any four methods of nutrition in animals.

KIPS GIRLS COLLEGE SHAHER SULTAN

Test # 20 Chapter # 12 A Marks: 50 Time Allowed: 1:30 mint.
Name: Roll No:
Question.1: Each question has four possible answers. Encircle the correct one. (17x1= 17)
1. A plant requires nitrogen and sulfur for its
a. Cell wall b. Enzymes c. Starch deposits d. DNA replication
2. Most vitamins function as
a. Catalyst b. High energy compounds c. Gastro vascular cavity
d. Transport molecules
3. A plant requires potassium for
a. Synthesizing proteins b. synthesizing chlorophyll
c. Opening and closing of stomata d. None
4. Carnivorous plants live in soils that are deficit in
a. Water b. Oxygen c. Nitrogen d. iron
5. Digestion in Hydra and Planaria takes place within their
a. Coelom b. Alimentary canal c. Gastrovascular cavity d. Mouth
6. A mammalian herbivore has
a. Fewer teeth than a carnivore b. Flatter teeth than a carnivore
c. More teeth than a carnivore d. More pointed teeth than a carnivore
7. Chlorophyll contains
a. Sulphur b. Nitrogen c. Magnesium d. Calcium
8. Lack of chlorophyll results in
a. Diagnosis b. Chlorosis c. Phosphorus d. Symbiosis
9. Release of nitrates by saprophytic bacteria helps in
a. Carbon cycle b. Oxygen cycle c. Nitrogen cycle d. Water cycle
10. Feeding by living in or on other organisms is a
a. Parasite b. Fungicide c. Insecticide d. Saprophyte
11. Canines are missing in
a. Cats b. Birds c. Lions d. Tigers
12. The animals having structurally and functionally intermediate teeth between herbivores and carnivores are
a. Insectivores b. Detritivores c. Saprozoic d. Omnivores
15. In root Nodules bacteria convert nitrogen into.
(a) Ammonia (b) Nitrate (c) Urea (d) Nitrate
16. Magnesium, an important nutrient ion in plant, is essential component of .
(a) Cell sap (b) Protein (c) Chlorophyll (d) Glucose
Question.2: Write down short answers to all questions. (12 x 2 = 24)
1. What is chlorosis? How is it caused?
2. What is saprophytic mode of nutrition? Give examples
3. Define carnivores. What adaptations to their feeding habit are observed in their teeth?
4. Compare endoparasites with ectoparasites. Give examples
5. What is difference between the sac–like digestive system and tubular digestive system? Give examples. Which one is more efficient?
6. What is the function of gizzard in the digestive system of cockroach?
7. Distinguish between saprophytic and parasitic modes of life.
8. What is used by the farmers to replace the nutrients essential for growth plants?
9. What the effect of deficiency of magnesium of plants?
10. What are detritivores? Give example.
11. What do you know about fluid feeders?
12. Define omnivorous.
Q.No3.Explain digestion in cockroach.
Q.No.4.Nutrition in insectivorous plant.
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Q.No 5: Discuss any four methods of nutrition in animals.