3MARKS 2 PUC
BIOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION
[Link] a labeled diagram of a bacteriophage.(
[Link] briefly about the steps involved in sexual cycle of kingdom fungi.
[Link] a comparative account of the kingdoms Monera and Protista with respect to cell type,
cell wall, body organization.
[Link] and heterotrophic bacteria though vastly different have been clubbed together
in
eubacteria of kingdom- Monera according to five kingdom classification. Is the grouping of the
two types of
taxa in the same kingdom justified?
[Link] a labeled diagram of Nostoc filament.
[Link] six symptoms of viral diseases in plants.
[Link] three uses of diatomaceous earth.
[Link] a note on three types of Archaebacteria.
ANIMAL KINGDOM
1. Mention the fundamental features that form the basis for classifying animals.
2. Define the following a. Metagenesis b. Metamerism 3. Metamorphosis
3. List any three differences between Chondrichthyes and Osteichthyes.
4. Write one example each of the following - a. Cold blooded animal
b. Warm blooded animal c. Animal possessing dry and cornified skin
5. Write the appropriate terms to the following –
a. Blood filled in arthropods b. Free swimming body form of Cnidaria,
c. Lateral appendages in aquatic annelids
[Link] germ layers and body cavity are correlated. Keeping this in view, define the following-
a. Acoelom [Link] c. Eucoelom
7. Name the excretory organs of the following- a. Cockroach b. Balanoglossus [Link]
MORPHOLOGY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
1. Define- a) Trimerous b) Bracteate c) epipetalous
2. Define- a)Monadelphous b) Diadelphous c)Polyadelphous
3. Mention the regions of root tip.
4. What is venation? Mention the types of venation.
5. Explain three different types of phyllotaxy.
6. Describe the arrangement of floral members in relation to their insertion on thalamus.
7. Mention any three modifications of stem with example.
BIOMOLECULES
1. The power of enzyme is incredible. Explain this with synthesis of carbonic acid as an
example.
2. Write a note on three factors affecting enzyme activity.
3. Write any three salient features of B-DNA.
4. What are the three distinct components of a nucleotide?
5. Explain: (a) Peptide bond (b) glycosidic bond (c) phosphodiester bond.
6. Write the reaction to show how phosphodiester bond occurs between two nucleotides.
7. What are essential and non essential amino acids? Give one example for each.
8. What are apoenzymes? How they catalyses the biochemical reaction? Give an example.
9. Briefly explain three kinds of co-factors.
CELL DIVISION CELL CYCLE
1. Write the significance of Meiosis.
2. Explain Prophase of Mitosis.
3. Explain Metaphase of mitosis.
4. Explain Anaphase of mitosis.
5. Draw a neat labeled diagram of Metaphase and Anaphase of mitosis.
6. Write a note on Diplotene of prophase-I of meiosis.
7. Write a note on pachytene of prophase-I of meiosis.
8. Name the cell organelles which reappear after Telophase in mitosis.
9. What are the events of Diplotene stage?
[Link] are the events of Pachytene stage?
BREATHING AND GASEOUS EXCHANGE
[Link] the different parts of the respiratory tract in human beings.
2. Define respiration. Mention the steps involved in respiration.
3. Name the organs of respiration in the following animals: (a) Earthworm, (b) insects and (c)
fish.
4. Explain the role of muscles in the mechanism of breathing.
5. Draw a neat labelled diagram of a section of alveolus with the pulmonary capillary.
6. How is respiration regulated in the human body?
7. Discuss the oxygen dissociation curve and the factors which help in the transport of oxygen.
8. Explain how carbonic anhydrase helps in respiration.
NEURAL CONTROL AND COORDINATION
1. Name the three cranial meninges.
2. List the functions of neurons.
3. Classify neurons based on number of axon and dendrites.
4. What are parts of CNS? Mention its function.
5. Mention the parts of neuron.
6. Based on the number of axon and dendrites neurons are classified into three [Link] the
types.
7. Explain polarised state of neural membrane.