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This document is the model examination paper for First Year Higher Secondary Biology, focusing on various topics in Botany. It includes a range of questions with specified scores, covering areas such as plant anatomy, physiology, and classification. The paper is structured to assess students' knowledge and understanding of key biological concepts relevant to their curriculum.

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Hsslive Xi Model Key Botany Feb 2026 Cbta

This document is the model examination paper for First Year Higher Secondary Biology, focusing on various topics in Botany. It includes a range of questions with specified scores, covering areas such as plant anatomy, physiology, and classification. The paper is structured to assess students' knowledge and understanding of key biological concepts relevant to their curriculum.

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FIRST YEAR HIGHER SECONDARY MODEL EXAMINATION 2026


Part – III
BIOLOGY
PART - A BOTANY
QP : FY526 KEY Maximum score: 30
Split Total
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1 a)​ Thermoacidophiles. b) Deuteromycetes ½+ ½ 1
2 Floridean starch 1 1
3 b)Phyllotaxy 1 1
4 c)Pachytene 1 1
5 Plasticity 1 1
6 Diatoms have left behind large amount of cell wall deposits in their 1 2
habitat; this accumulation over years is called ‘diatomaceous earth’.
Used in polishing, filtration of oils and syrups. ½+ ½
7
Column I Column II
a)​ Volvox iv) Algae
½
b)​ Pinus i) Gymnosperm ½ 2
½
c)​ Salvinia ii) Pteridophytes
½
d)​ Wolfia iii) Angiosperm

8 Conjoint:- Xylem and phloem are jointly situated along the 1


same radius. Common in stems and leaves. 2
Radial:- Xylem and phloem are arranged in an alternate
manner along the different radii, common in roots. 1
9 a) Endoplasmic reticulum (ER) /Golgi complex /Lysosomes/ 1
Vacuoles. (Any 2) 2
b) Since the functions of such organelles are coordinated. 1
10 a)​ In grasses, certain adaxial epidermal cells along the veins 1
modify themselves into large, empty, colourless cells called 2
bulliform cells.
b)​ When the bulliform cells are flaccid due to water stress, they 1
make the leaves curl inwards to minimise water loss.
11 (a)​Several ribosomes may attach to a single mRNA and form a 1
chain called polyribosomes. 2
(b)​The ribosomes of a polysome translate the mRNA into 1
proteins.
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12 1
2

1
Any 2 differences
13 Kranz anatomy. 1
Maize / Sorghum. 1 2
1
14. 2

15. The most widely used source of ethylene is ethephon. 1

Ethephon hastens fruit ripening in tomatoes and apples /Accelerates 2


abscission in flowers and fruits /thinning of cotton, cherry, walnut /It
promotes female flowers in cucumbers thereby increasing the yield. ½+ ½
(Any 2 )
16. ABA stimulates the closure of stomata. 1
It increases the tolerance of plants to various kinds of stresses. 1 2
17 The arrangement of ovules within the ovary. ½
(a) Marginal (b) Axile (c) Parietal (d) Free central (e) Basal ½ x5 3
18 Mitosis :-
Results in the production of diploid daughter cells with identical
genetic complement / results in Growth / Ensures the cell to divide to 1½ 3
restore the nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio /for cell repair. /In meristems
result in a continuous growth of plants. (Any 3)

Meiosis :-
Conservation of specific chromosome number of each species is
achieved across generations in sexually reproducing organisms by
meiosis/Results in reduction of chromosome number by half./ It
increases the genetic variability / important for evolution. ( Any 3) 1½

19. (1) Splitting of the water on the inner side of the membrane, the 1
protons or hydrogen ions are produced within the lumen of the
thylakoids. 3
(2) As electrons move through the PSII to PSI , protons are 1
transported across the membrane.
(3) When NADP+ becomes NADPH+ H+, protons are removed from
the stroma. 1
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20 a)​ For every turn of the cycle, it generates 3 NADH+3H+ /1 1


FADH₂ /1 GTP/ATP / overall 12 ATP per cycle.
(Any relevant 1 point) ½ +½ 3
b) Two CO2, 3NADH+ 3H+, 1FADH2, 1GTP. ( Any 2) 1
c)Mitochondrial matrix.

BLUE PRINT

Chapters 1 score 2 score 3 score Total


qstns qstns qstns score

Biological classification I I 3
Plant Kingdom 1 1 3
Morphology of flowering plants 1 1 4
Anatomy of flowering plants II 4
Cell the unit of life II 4
Cell cycle and cell division I I 4
Photosynthesis in higher plants II I 7
Respiration in plants I I 5
Plant growth and development I II 5
Total score 5 22 12 39

Key : Sudheesh Kumar N, GHSS MCC KKD.


Verification: Karthika V I, GHSS Velliyode, KKD.
Blue print: Manjusha M B, Palora HSS, KKD.

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