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1.

Answer the following :Write the specific function of cardiac muscle

Answer» HEY FRIEND.

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CARDIAC MUSCLES ARE PRESENT IN HEARTS.

THEIR MAIN OR SPECIFIC FUNCTION IS THAT THEY PROVIDE AND CONTROL THE CONTRACTION AND RELAXATION MOVEMENT OF HEART WHICH PUMPS THE BLOOD ALL PARTS OF THE BODY.

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2.

Represent 20x+50y=200 by graph. write the coordinates of the point where it meet :(a)x-axis (b) y-axis

Answer» ANSWER to your QUESTION
3.

Pre and post operative care of eye surgery

Answer»

Before EYE surgery--
1) Wash your eye THRICE with splitting cold water
2)Don't rub your eye

After eye surgery--
1)Don't keep your eye in contact with dirt and dust
2)Avoid going out during a sunny day (if it is urgent then WEAR the GLASS provided by the doctor after the surgery)

4.

Name the type of name the type of carbohydrate that can be digested by ruminants but not by humans give the reason also

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Cellulose because HUMAN BEINGS lack cellulose DIGESTIVE enzymes

5.

Draw the label diagram of human digestive system? List out the parts where peristalasis takes place

Answer» PERISTALSIS TAKES PLACE in the oesophagus.
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6.

Difference between cutin and cuticle

Answer»

Cutin and waxes are fatty substances deposited in THEWALLS of epidermal cells, forming a WATERPROOF outer LAYER CALLED the CUTICLE. ... …secrete a waxy substance (cutin) that forms acuticle impermeable to water.
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7.

Name name the type of blood vessel used for transportation of Blood

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The three TYPES are the arteries, veins, and capillaries. Arteries are the vessels that carry BLOOD AWAY from your HEART to the different parts of your body. The pulmonary arteries take blood to the lungs to pick up oxygen. thnx

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8.

Discuss in brief the criteria taken in the classification of plant kingdom

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Plant Kingdom – Plantae

Plantae is the plant kingdom which includes all plants on the earth. They are multi-cellular eukaryotes. They consist of cell walls and chlorophyll. Plants are photosynthetic. Hence, they have an autotrophic mode of nutrition. The plant kingdom is a vast GROUP; therefore, the kingdom is further classified into subgroups. Level of classification is based on the following three criteria:

1.Plant body– whether the body has well-differentiated structures or not.

2 Vascular SYSTEM-whether the plant has vascular system for transportation of SUBSTANCES or not.

3.Seed formation– whether the plant bears flowers and seeds or not; if it does, then whether it is enclosed within fruits or not.

Considering all these factors, the plant kingdom has been divided into two groups and five subgroups.

The two subgroups are:-

Cryptogams- reproduction through spores and no seed formation. They include subgroups Thallophyta, Bryophyta and Pteridophyta

Phanerogams-they have specialised reproductive organs and they produce seeds. GYMNOSPERMS and Angiosperms belong to this group.

The 5 subgroups are as FOLLOWS:

A)Thallophyta- body not differentiated into roots and stem,no vascular system,no seed formation

B)Bryophyta-body differentiated but lack vascular system,no seed formation

C)Pteridophyta- well- differentiated body, vascular system present, no seeds formation

D)Gymnosperms- well-differentiated body with vascular system, seeds are naked(not enclosed in a fruit)

E)Angiosperms- well-differentiated body with vascular system, seeds are covered(enclosed in a fruit)

9.

I am a marine living animal with spiny skin. My body is radially symmetrical………………………Which phylum do I belong to.

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Phylum \textbf{Echinodermata} are spiny skinned animals which are invertebrates and have mesodermal or a secondary layer of skin consisting of ossicles which contain calcium deposits containing calcium carbonate into the dermis level.

They are marine animals which articulate spines and pincer-like or fine needle-like pedicellariae. The spines are protective in function and gives the ORGANISM a slight protection from predatory animals which desire to have them as a prey.

The symmetry present in the larvae are bilaterally symmetrical or the ones which can be distinguished clearly through DISSECTIONS from the tip till the end of the BODY. However, the pentanumerous radial symmetry are occurring in the adult forms or later stages, that is, they contain the body parts that are ARRANGED into the number of fives or multiple of fives that can be perfectly cut into five or parts (or more).

Echinodermata derives from the terms taken from Greek philosophy and languages, echinos here means "spines" and dermata (as most dermatologists use to define a skin expert) means "skin" or "covering".

Echinoderms or the Phylum Echinodermata, the name was introduced and given by
\texbf{Jacob Klein} in the 17th century (1738 to be specific). There a total of 7000 species thought to be loving and recorded, as, a characterisation of Phylum Echinodermata.

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10.

What is excretory organ of hydra

Answer» HYDRA AMMONIA is the CORRECT ONE
11.

What is an amphibien?

Answer»

Those ORGANISM which are ADAPT to live both in WATER and in land is known as amphibian.

Frog is an example of ambhibian .Frog when lives in water respire through his moist skin and when it lives in land it respires through lungs.

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12.

Is HCL harmful to our body

Answer»

Hey mate....
Hcl present inside in our body is not HARMFUL for us if it is used.Means that Hcl present in the stomach helps in the digestion of FOOD.But we don't take food at regular INTERVALS it can harm us.

But the Hcl present in labs(the acids) can CAUSE harm to us.

13.

At the time of puberty both boys and girls show lots of changes, Now the hormone responsible

Answer»

If I am RIGHT it's TESTOSTERONE in BOYS and Oestrogen and Progesterone in girls

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14.

Tendons and ligaments are examples of which connective tissue

Answer» FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE
15.

What is muscular tissue?

Answer»

Hey mate...

here is ur ans....

Muscle TISSUE is a SOFT tissue that composes MUSCLES in animal bodies, and gives RISE to muscles' ability to contract. This is opposed to other components or tissues in muscle such as tendons or perimysium. ... Smooth and CARDIAC muscle contracts involuntarily, without conscious intervention.

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16.

From which point / palace does the pollen tube emerge out from the pollen grain

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Pollen TUBE EMERGES out from GERM pores present in exine layer of pollen GRAINS.

17.

Write differences Primary metabolites and secondary metabolites

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The metabolites which are REQUIRED for the growth and maintenance of cellular function are called primary metabolites. While such metabolites which are not required for the growth and maintenance of the cellular function and are the end product of the primary metabolites are called as secondary metabolites.

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18.

Describe the components of an ecosystem.

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There are TWO components of ECOSYSTEM
1. Biotic ( PRODUCER, consumers, DECOMPOSER)
2. Abiotic ( inorganic, organic, PHYSICAL)

19.

What is the main difference between apical,lateral and intercalary meristem?

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Apical Meristem Tissue:
They are present at the tips of root and shoot and THUS help in increasing the length of the stem and the roots.

Lateral Meristem Tissue:
They occur on the sides both in stem and root. They help in increasing the girth or diameter of the plant.

Intercalary Meristem Tissue:
They occur in intermediate position at the BASE of leaves, base of internodes or below the NODES. They help in CAUSING stem elongation in the plants.

20.

Name 10 living things that live in soil. What do these things do to affect the soil?

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-earthworms

- snails

- Millipedes

-fungi (mushroom)

-algae

-BACTERIA

-mites

-nematodes

-ants

-roots

-Earwigs


These LIVING THINGS affect the soil during decomposition. Decomposers are ORGANISMS that break the remains of dead organisms into smaller pieces and then digest them with chemicals. This decomposed material then mixes with soil to MAKE humus. Decomposers include fungi, bacteria, worms, and more.


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21.

Tissue present in salavary glands

Answer»

Heya!!

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stratified Cuboidial epithelium TISSUE FOUND in salavary glands.

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22.

Difference between central and peripheral chemoreceptors

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Central CHEMORECEPTORS:-
thease are located within the medulla, they are sensitive to the ph of their environment.....

peripheral chemoreceptors:-
the aortic and CAROTID BODIESWHICH act principally to detect variation of the OXYGEN concentration in the artrial blood , it also monitor CO2 and ph of artrial blood...


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23.

Name the tissue present in the veins of leaves

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XYLEM and phloem are the tissues which are present in the VEINS of leaves.

VASCULAR TISSUE is a complex conducting tissue, formed of more than one cell TYPE, found in vascular plants.

The primary components of vascular tissue are the xylem and phloem.

These two tissues transport fluid and nutrients internally.

24.

What is composition of plasma membrane in very short?

Answer» PLASMA MEMBRANE is COMPOSED up of phospolipid.
25.

Give the functions 0f three specific proteins in plasma in short 0\

Answer»

The functions 0f three specific proteins in plasma are

1.Albumin:It acts as a transport carrier for various biomolecules such s fatty acids, TRACE ELEMENTS and drugs.
2. FIBRINOGEN: It PLAYS an important role in clothing of blood where it is CONVERTED to fibrin by thrombin
3.Globulin: It helps in maintaining osmotic pressure.

26.

Speech on sports activities are important

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Sports and It's importance

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           Today, In 2019 EVERY one is having it's book, mobile, laptop and computer. And today is a day on which every one is studying. Only study! Nothing diffrent thing. And because of more studies students are getting improper and unhealthy.

      Before 20 to 30 YEARS, Every one was interested in Sports and Games and that time every person, student, childrens plays sports and diffrent types of outdoor games. And In today's life students have started to play ONLINE games. But what about outdoor sports?

             Outdoor sports are very important in student or person life. Because when we play outdoor games then our health became good as well as we don't have problem of any kind of disease. And by playing the sports and games our brain improves. And our concentreation power is increased. Not only concentreation power, but also our body parts feel safety as well as we get proper health.

       There are so many advantages of sports and games. But there are disadvantages too. And one most important disadvantage is the Injury. When we don't have practice with our specific game, then our body can be having injury! Also one big disadvantage is team quarrel when we play games by teams then there is a chance to be FIGHT with other teams after losing the match, Most of the people are not like this but some people are not honest and they just quarrel.

            Sports make person active, honest, disiplined as well as good listener and speaker. We should give our 1 hour daily for sports. Many schools don't have there sports period because of which students get inactive. Every school should be having the Sports period of approximately 1 Hour.

            Many math experts and many people who are expert in studies in there subject and people who have knowledge about sports, they give there daily 1 Hour in playing sports.

         There are so many sports in this world. like-cricket, football, hockey, volleyball. But we should try to play games in which there is our more running as well as more work of brain. One example of this is football. Because of playing football our running skills are DEVELOPED as well as brain sharps.

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27.

What is law of dominance?

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Mendel's Law of DOMINANCE states that RECESSIVE alleles will always be masked by dominant alleles. Therefore, a cross between a HOMOZYGOUS dominantand a homozygous recessive will always express the dominant phenotype, while still having a heterozygous genotype.

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28.

What is the function of fine hair in nostrils

Answer»

To PREVENT the PARTICLES PRESENT in air in ENTERING the BODY

29.

Female part of flower &male part of flower

Answer»

The female part of FLOWER is CALLED gynoecium
and MALE part is called ANDROECIUM

30.

Which of the following statements is true for a eukaryotic cell? A. Does not possess intracellular membrane bound organelles. Everything inside just floats freely in the cytoplasm. B. Possesses the characteristic of compartmentalization of organelles, wherein the organelles are bound by membranes. C. Possesses simple duplex DNA in the form of a circular loop.

Answer»

The answer is (B)
EUKARYOTIC cells are the advanced(RECENT)cells hence they will have a WELL defined CYTOPLASM and organalles

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31.

A vital process without which species cannot survive for long is

Answer» REPRODUCTION is a process by which a SPECIES can pass its character and SURVIVE for next-next generations.
32.

Difference between aerobic and non aerobic respiration.with example.

Answer»

AEROBIC takes place in presence of oxygen and happens in animals whereas anaerobic respiration takes place in absence of oxygen and happens in MICROBES



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33.

Disadvantage of asexual reproduction?

Answer»

One PLANT disease can wipe out an entire POPULATION of cloned plants. A second disadvantage is increased competition. Asexual REPRODUCTION allows the plants to reproduce very quickly. This means the parent plant will be competing with a GREAT number of OFFSPRING for the same nutrients, sunlight, and space.

34.

We can move our arms in circular motion but not our elbow why

Answer»

Arms are made up of ball and socket type joint but elbow is made up of hing joint which is only MOVE in one direction

other EXAMPLE of hing joint:- phalanges, KNEE and elbow

35.

What is Animal Tissues?

Answer»

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36.

Which represent the last diploid stage in the life cycle of angiosperms?

Answer»

Spore mother cell(2N) is the last diploid STAGE because after that meosis takes place and spores(n) are formed which are HAPLOID..

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37.

What does a mimosa pudica plant do in response on touch and what this phenomenon called?

Answer» MIMOSA PUDICA encloses its leaves when somebody touches it and this PHENOMENON is called as CONTROL and coordination
38.

Name the part of the eye that controls the amount of light entering into the eye

Answer»

IRIS controls the amount of LIGHT entering into the EYE by dilating or contracting the PUPIL.

39.

Discuss the measured steps of nutrition in human being in two lines

Answer»

Intake of FOOD is CALLED NUTRITION
in nutrition where are DIGESTION

40.

Diagramitically show difference between three types of muscle fibre

Answer»

The TYPES of MUSCLES..DIAGRAM ATTACHED below.

41.

What are parasitic adaptation in flatworms?

Answer»

The THREE main types of flatworms are free-living, flukes and tapeworms. Both flukes and tapeworms are PARASITIC, RELYING on other host animals for survival. ALTHOUGH flatworms do not have HIGHLY evolved biologicalsystems, they have several adaptations that optimize their survival.

42.

The excretory organ in cockroch(a) malphigian tubules (b) raphids (c) ureters (d) nephridia

Answer»

"Option (a) is the correct answer.

The excretory organ of cockroach is the malphigian TUBULES. There are 150 malphigian tubules in a cockroach, found in the haemolymph.

They are yellow COLOURED, thin, thread like structures found in bundles.

URIC acid, amino acid, water and inorganic materials are absorbed by the tubule from the haemolymph. Water and useful material is absorbed but the faeces and uric acid in solid FORM is finally EXCRETED out of the cockroach.

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43.

Why are plasmodium like protozoans are called as sporozoans?

Answer»

Because they REPRODUCE by multiple binary FISSION and PRODUCTION of SPORES ovcur

44.

Process of protein digestion takes place in stomach

Answer»

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Protein DIGESTION. Protein digestion OCCURS in the stomach and duodenum in which 3 main enzymes, pepsin secreted by the stomach and TRYPSIN and chymotrypsin secreted by the pancreas, break down food proteinsinto polypeptides that are then broken down by various exopeptidases and dipeptidases into amino ACIDS.

45.

Vicky’s father wants to grow a single plant having two desirable characters colourful flowers and big fruits What method will you suggest him and why?

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"The method adopted COULD be grafting method. It helps to GIVE flowers and fruits with desired characteristics.

In this method two plants could be JOINED with desired characteristics such that there stems are joined together.

Join the plants both at the soil and at the stem by TWINE thread. You will get an improved variety of flower and FRUIT.

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46.

Give reasons to the following xylem is a conductive tissue and epidermis gives protection

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Xylem is also called conducting tissues because they are involved in the transportation of food and water THROUGHOUT the plant.

The cells of the epidermis are TIGHTLY packed together forming a mechanical barrier. This mechanical barrier is important to PROTECT against bacterial infection and other harsh environmental conditions. Theepidermis is covered by both cutin and CUTICLE( which provides waxyprotective layer).

47.

Tell me about the darwin theory of natural selection.

Answer» HEY MATE!
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1). The Darwin theory of NATURAL selection states that only the fittest will survive amongst all species.

Explanation:-
The organisms who can perfectly ADAPT to the environment will have the best chance of surviving among others and those who are less adapted to the environment will be extinct, The growth of population amongst species also play a major role because the more the population the higher the rate of  SURVIVAL of species.

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48.

Differentiate between different types of epithelial tissue on the basis of a structure ,location and function.Question is of 5 marks.Class 9

Answer»

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49.

Preface about bacteriophage

Answer»

Hi mate ...............

here's ur answer...........!

A Bacteriophage is a virus that replicates inside the bacteria.
A virus is a nucleoprotein and the genetic material is infectious . Viruses that infect PLANTS have single STRANDED RNA and viruses that infect animals have either double stranded RNA or double stranded DNA.

The Bacteriophage is a virus that infect bacteria. Their PROTEIN coat is made up of nucleic acid .

Various VIRAL diseases are - AIDS , small POX , influenza etc..

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50.

Does the main axis continues to grow in cymose inflorescence

Answer»

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here's ur answer.............!

Characteristics of CYMOSE inflorescence are......

1) I'm cymose type of inflorescence the main AXIS terminates in a flower, hence the growth is limited .

2) The flowers are BORNE in a Basipetal succession.

3) At the Apex the flower is the OLDEST and the flower away from the Apex is the youngest.

4) It is a branched type of inflorescence.

Example of a cymose inflorescence is - Red campion.

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