Section A:(Multiple Choice Questions)
Note: Attempt all questions from this section.
Q.1:- Choose the correct answer for each from the given
a) Nucleus was discovered by.
- Robert Hook
- Robert Brown
b) Plant cell wall was made of.
c) Energy is released from.
- Golgi bodies
d) Rod-shape bacteria is called.
e) Rabies is caused by.
- Rhino Virus
f) The most common method of yeast reproduction is.
- Non of them
g) Cancer causing toxin is called.
h) Yeast belongs to.
i) Fungi which lack sexual reproduction is called.
j) Fungus utilized in baking industry.
- Bread mold
k) Potato belongs to family.
l) Heterospory is found in.
m) Where do the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis
- Guard cells of stomata
- In the thylakoid membrane of chloroplast
- Stroma of chloroplast
- Cytoplasm of leaf cell
n) Where does respiratory electron transport occur?
- All of them
o) What is the end product of glycolysis in plant?
- Pyruvie acid
- Lactic acid
- Methyl alcohol
- Ethyl alcohol
p) Leaves tern pale yellow due to loss in chlorophyll
- All of them
q) In the morning when the sun rises, plants open their
- Pumping H20 out of guard cells
- Pumping H20 into the guard cells
- Pump K+ ion into the guard cells
- Pump K+ Out Of the guard cells
r) Pressure flow hypothesis was proposed by E. Munch
Note: Students are advised to learn material
written in boxesof your book for MCQS
Important Long Questions
- Describe the life cycle of of Bacteriophage with
labelled diagram (Structure of Bacteria or Structure
and reproduction in Nostoc).
- Write notes on the following:
- Process of glycolysis with graphical representation?
- Describe the life cycle of Zygomycota and also draw
its diagrammatic life cycle
- Describe the mechanism of Aerobic respiration or
- Describe the process of photosynthesis with reference
to cyclic and non-cyclic phosphorylation
- define transpiration, describe types and explain
the mechanism of stomatal transpiration in detail
also explain their advantages and disadvantages.
- Describe the floral characters, floral formula,
floral diagram and economic importance of family Solanaceae,
Mimasaceae and Poaceae)
- Describe the life cycle of plant showing isomorphic
alteration of generations
- Describe the structure and reproduction of fungi
- Adaptation of plants to land habitat OR Structure
and reproduction in Ascomycota
- Describe the life cycle Selaginella, Fern and Pinus
Important Short Questions
- Lichens and Mycorrhizal Fungi
- Describe insectivorous plants and describe any one
of theinsectivorous plants
- Wite differnces between the following
Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Cell Wall and Cell Membrane
Chloroplast and Plastids
Bacteria and Cynobacteria
Algae and Fungi
light and electron microscope
Photosynthesis and chemosynthetic bacteria
- Classification of living organisms
- Characteristics and structure of virus
- Describe four events take place during Light reaction
- Role of CO2 during light dependent reaction of Photosynthesis
- Viral diseases(Rabies, AIDS, Hepatitis)
- Classification of bacteria on the basis of respiration
- Labelled diagram of LS of Male cone of Pinus
- Fission in Bacteria
- Genetic Recombination
- Fluid mosaic model of cell membrane
- Salient feature of cynobacteria
- Plant and Animal characteristics of Euglena
- Slime mould
- Phytophthora infestance- Structure, reproduction
and economic importance
- Nutrition in Fungi
- Types of Ascocarps
- Economic impportance of yeast
- Labelled diagram of sectioned marchantia thallus
- Evolution of the leaf
- Diagram of Female cone of Pinus
- An anatropous or inverted ovule in L.S
- Describe the role of chlorophyll and carbondioxide
and ATP as energy currency
- Fermentation and its economic importance
- Trophic level
- Deficiency symptoms of nitrogen and phosphorous
- Facilitated diffusion
- Labelled daigra of LS of ovule
- Describe strucure of Rhynia
- Active transport
- Plasmolysis and de- Plasmolysis
- Vessels and Tracheids
- Advantages and disadvantages of transpiration
- Phloem translocation
- Sailent fatures of Basidomycota
- Source- sink movement
- Aerobic and Anaerobic respiration
- Labelled daiagram of BActeriophage