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✅ Answer Key – Transportation in Animals and Plants
📚 Class 7 Science | 💯 100 Marks
🟢 Section A – MCQs (Q1–20)
1. b) Left atrium
2. b) Transport water
3. b) Clotting
4. b) Lungs to heart
5. c) Phloem
6. b) Loss of water vapor from leaves
7. b) Kidney
8. c) Away from heart
9. b) Veins
10. d) All of these
11. b) WBC
12. d) Kidneys
13. d) Heart
14. b) Afternoon
15. c) Capillaries
16. b) Leaves
17. c) Bladder
18. a) Heart, blood, vessels
19. a) Heart → body → heart
20. c) Esophagus
✅ Total: 20 marks
🟢 Section B – Fill in the Blanks (Q21–40)
21. heart
22. connective
23. hemoglobin
24. capillaries
25. urinary bladder
26. transpiration
27. phloem
28. kidneys
29. root hairs
30. four
31. vena cava
32. stomata
33. transpiration
34. white
35. plasma
36. water
37. ureter
38. thin
39. valve closure
40. urine
✅ Total: 20 marks
🔵 Section C – True or False (Q41–50)
41. False
42. False (pulmonary artery carries deoxygenated blood)
43. True
44. True
45. True
46. True
47. False
48. True
49. False
50. False (xylem transports water)
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section D – Match the Column (Q51–60)
51. d – Thick walls, no valves (Artery)
52. e – Thin walls, has valves (Vein)
53. b – Red pigment in blood (Hemoglobin)
54. a – Carries food in plants (Phloem)
55. c – Connects arteries & veins (Capillaries)
56. g – Carries water in plants (Xylem)
57. f – Filters blood (Kidney)
58. h – Opens & closes in leaves (Stomata)
59. i – Lub-dub sound (Heartbeat)
60. j – Blood clotting (Platelets)
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section E – One-word Answers (Q61–70)
61. Four
62. Hemoglobin
63. Stomata
64. Pulmonary artery
65. Bladder
66. Capillaries
67. Plasma
68. Urine
69. Xylem
70. Platelets
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section F – Diagram-based (Q71–75)
71. Right ventricle
72. Underside of leaf
73. Xylem
74. Kidney
75. Capillaries
✅ Total: 5 marks
🟢 Section G – Reasoning (Q76–85)
76. To withstand high pressure of blood
77. To prevent backflow of blood
78. Lack of water → no turgor pressure → wilting
79. To pump more oxygen to muscles
80. They remove waste from blood
81. Helps in cooling, water movement, and mineral transport
82. For gas exchange and water release
83. It transports nutrients, gases, and waste
84. To maintain internal balance
85. To separate oxygenated and deoxygenated blood
✅ Total: 10 marks
🔷 Section H – Assertion & Reason (Q86–90)
86. c) A is true, R is false
87. a) Both A and R are true, R explains A
88. a) Both A and R are true, R explains A
89. d) A is false, R is true
90. a) Both A and R are true, R explains A
✅ Total: 5 marks
💥 Section I – HOTS (Q91–95)
91. Food can’t be transported; plant may die
92. Helps cool the plant and maintain temperature
93. Through blood vessels and capillaries
94. Toxic wastes build up → health failure
95. Their thin walls allow easy exchange of materials
✅ Total: 5 marks
🟢 Section J – Odd One Out (Q96–100)
96. Nerve (others are blood vessels)
97. Chloroplast (not a vascular tissue)
98. Pancreas (not part of urinary system)
99. Liver (not a blood component)
100. Photosynthesis (others are removal/transport processes)
✅ Total: 5 marks
🏁 Grand Total: 100 Marks
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✅ Answer Key – Nutrition in Plants
📘 Class 7 Science | 100 Questions | 100 Marks
🟢 Section A – MCQs (Q1–20)
1. c) Photosynthesis
2. a) Chlorophyll
3. b) Cuscuta
4. c) Leaf
5. b) CO₂ and water
6. b) Pitcher plant
7. c) Air
8. c) Mango
9. c) Starch
10. c) Oxygen
11. c) Bread mould
12. c) Convert CO₂ into food
13. b) Cuscuta
14. c) Autotrophic
15. a) Fungi
16. c) Chlorophyll
17. b) Nitrogen
18. c) Stomata
19. c) Chloroplasts
20. b) Algae and fungi
✅ Total: 20 marks
🟢 Section B – Fill in the Blanks (Q21–40)
21. autotrophs
22. leaves
23. photosynthesis
24. starch
25. chlorophyll
26. soil
27. stomata
28. dead/decaying
29. insectivorous
30. parasitic
31. Rhizobium
32. symbiotic
33. nitrogen
34. photosynthesis
35. carbon dioxide
36. lamina
37. petiole
38. stomata
39. leaf
40. fungus
✅ Total: 20 marks
🔵 Section C – True or False (Q41–50)
41. True
42. False
43. False
44. False
45. True
46. False
47. False
48. True
49. True
50. False
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section D – Match the Following (Q51–60)
51. d – Make food
52. a – Green pigment
53. e – Saprotroph
54. b – Pores in leaves
55. c – Symbiotic relationship
56. f – Nitrogen fixation
57. g – Total parasite
58. h – Insect trapper
59. i – Stored food in plants
60. j – Absorb water & minerals
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section E – One-word Answers (Q61–70)
61. Chlorophyll
62. Autotrophic
63. Cuscuta
64. Nitrogen
65. Chloroplast
66. Starch
67. Stomata
68. Mushroom
69. Saprotrophic
70. Lichen
✅ Total: 10 marks
🟢 Section F – HOTS / Reasoning (Q71–80)
71. It cannot make food; has no chlorophyll
72. Because they grow in nitrogen-poor soil
73. No chlorophyll → cannot make food
74. To prevent water loss when there's no sunlight
75. Starch is insoluble and easy to store
76. New substance (glucose) is formed
77. They enrich soil with nitrogen for plant growth
78. To reduce water loss
79. Photosynthesis stops → plant weakens
80. It prepares food for the whole plant
✅ Total: 10 marks
🔷 Section G – Assertion & Reason (Q81–85)
81. a) Both A and R are true, R explains A
82. d) A is false, R is true
83. c) A is true, R is false
84. a) Both A and R are true, R explains A
85. d) A is false, R is true
✅ Total: 5 marks
💥 Section H – Diagrams (Q86–90)
(Award 1 mark per correct label or accurate diagram)
86. Leaf with lamina, petiole, midrib
87. Leaf section with stomata and chloroplasts
88. Pitcher plant with lid, pitcher, digestive zone
89. Root with labeled nodules and Rhizobium
90. CO₂ + H₂O → Glucose + O₂ (with proper labels)
✅ Total: 5 marks
🟢 Section I – Odd One Out (Q91–95)
91. Cuscuta (others are autotrophs)
92. Spinach (others are fungi)
93. Sunflower (not insectivorous)
94. Protein (not part of photosynthesis)
95. Root hair (not involved in photosynthesis)
✅ Total: 5 marks
🎯 Section J – Mixed Concept Checks (Q96–100)
96. CO₂ + H₂O → Glucose + O₂
97. Autotroph: Neem; Heterotroph: Cuscuta
98. Carbon dioxide
99. Absorbs nutrients from dead matter (saprotrophic)
100. Pitcher plant
✅ Total: 5 marks
🏁 Final Total: 100 Marks
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🍴 Class 7 Science – Mega Worksheet + Answer Key
Chapter 3: Nutrition in Animals
📝 100 Questions × 1 Mark = 100 Marks
💡 Level: Standard + Slightly Tough
🟢 Section A – Multiple Choice Questions (Q1–20)
1. b) Ingestion
2. c) Liver
3. c) Fats
4. b) Villi
5. b) Stomach
6. c) Starch
7. c) Peristalsis
8. b) Cow
9. c) Partly digested food returned from rumen
10. b) Food vacuole
11. b) Small intestine
12. b) Pepsin
13. c) Gall bladder
14. d) Kidney
15. c) Anus
16. b) Digestive tract
17. c) Hydrochloric acid
18. c) Starch
19. b) Anus
20. c) Pseudopodia
✅ 20 marks
🟢 Section B – Fill in the Blanks (Q21–40)
21. egestion
22. liver
23. pepsin
24. salivary
25. amylase
26. digestion
27. peristaltic
28. surface
29. duodenum
30. rumination
31. gall bladder
32. anus
33. food vacuole
34. chyme
35. bile
36. stomach
37. villi
38. better
39. digestive
40. large intestine
✅ 20 marks
🔵 Section C – True or False (Q41–50)
41. False
42. False
43. False
44. True
45. True
46. False
47. False
48. True
49. False
50. True
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section D – Match the Following (Q51–60)
51. b – Fat digestion
52. d – Absorption in intestine
53. c – Protein digestion
54. j – False foot
55. e – Produces bile
56. f – Most digestion happens
57. g – Stores undigested food
58. h – Stores bile
59. i – Movement of food
60. a – Food vacuole in amoeba
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section E – One-word Answers (Q61–70)
61. Gall bladder
62. Amylase
63. Pepsin
64. Small intestine
65. Absorption
66. Chyme
67. Hydrochloric acid
68. Ingestion
69. Large intestine
70. Amoeba
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section F – HOTS / Reasoning (Q71–80)
71. It breaks food into smaller pieces, increasing surface area
72. HCl creates the acidic environment needed for pepsin to work
73. Bile breaks large fat droplets into smaller ones (emulsification)
74. To digest cellulose properly with the help of microbes
75. To increase surface area for absorption
76. Humans lack the bacteria to digest cellulose
77. So nutrients can be transported to body cells
78. Waste is toxic; it must be removed to avoid harm
79. Amoeba is a single cell; digestion occurs inside the cell
80. Enzymes are specific to the nutrient they break down
✅ 10 marks
🔷 Section G – Assertion & Reason (Q81–85)
81. c) A is true, R is false
82. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
83. d) A is false, R is true
84. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
85. d) A is false, R is true
✅ 5 marks
💥 Section H – Diagrams (Q86–90)
86. (Digestive system with labels: mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas)
87. (Correct parts labeled clearly)
88. (Amoeba showing pseudopodia and food vacuole)
89. (Ruminant stomach: rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum)
90. (Small intestine with villi labeled and enlarged)
✅ 5 marks
🟢 Section I – Odd One Out (Q91–95)
91. Kidney (others are part of digestive system)
92. Bladder (not a digestive gland)
93. Chlorophyll (others are enzymes)
94. Amoeba (unicellular)
95. Starch (others are parts/functions in amoeba)
✅ 5 marks
🎯 Section J – Mixed Concept Checks (Q96–100)
96. Pepsin and trypsin
97. Liver
98. Wave-like muscle movement to push food
99. Helps break down cellulose by rechewing
100. Ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation, egestion
✅ 5 marks
🎓 Final Score: 100 / 100
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✅ Answer Key – Motion and Time
📘 Class 7 Science | 100 Marks
🟢 Section A – MCQs (Q1–20)
1. m/s
2. Stopwatch
3. Distance ÷ Time
4. Meter
5. Straight horizontal line
6. Pendulum swinging
7. Time period
8. Pendulum clock
9. Speed of vehicle
10. 3600 seconds
11. Uniform motion
12. Second
13. 30 km/h
14. Periodic motion
15. Non-uniform motion
16. 1000
17. Periodic motion
18. Circular motion
19. Second hand
20. Odometer
✅ 20 marks
🟢 Section B – Fill in the Blanks (Q21–40)
21. Rectilinear
22. Oscillatory
23. Time period
24. Second
25. Rotational
26. Speed
27. Time
28. Motion of the sun
29. Periodic
30. Oscillatory
31. Horizontal
32. Constant
33. Non-uniform
34. Rectilinear
35. Random
36. Periodic
37. 1/60
38. Time period
39. Circular
40. 3600
✅ 20 marks
🔵 Section C – True or False (Q41–50)
41. False
42. False
43. False
44. True
45. False
46. True
47. True
48. False
49. True
50. True
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section D – Match the Following (Q51–60)
51. d – Time measurement
52. a – Curved line
53. c – Constant speed
54. e – Vehicle speed
55. f – Repeated swing
56. b – Clock
57. g – Straight path
58. h – Varying speed
59. i – Measures distance
60. j – Accurate timing
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section E – One-word Answers (Q61–70)
61. m/s
62. Odometer
63. Oscillation
64. Revolving motion
65. Circular motion
66. Periodic
67. Random motion
68. Stopwatch
69. Distance-time graph
70. Time period
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section F – HOTS / Reasoning (Q71–80)
71. They are universally accepted and avoid confusion.
72. Air resistance and friction stop its motion.
73. To calculate speed, distance, or duration.
74. To visualize and analyze motion easily.
75. Because motion is relative to surroundings.
76. It repeats after fixed time intervals.
77. Circular motion involves constant turning.
78. Time period decreases (faster swing).
79. Because it has only magnitude, no direction.
80. Ruler can't measure time, speed = distance ÷ time.
✅ 10 marks
🔷 Section G – Assertion & Reason (Q81–85)
81. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
82. d) A is false, R is true
83. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
84. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
85. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
✅ 5 marks
💥 Section H – Diagrams (Q86–90)
86. Pendulum labeled: bob, string, mean position
87. Sloped straight line
88. Curved line
89. Stopwatch with second/minute hand
90. Earth’s orbit around Sun
✅ 5 marks
🟢 Section I – Odd One Out (Q91–95)
91. Bat (not periodic or regular)
92. Kilogram (unit of mass)
93. Clockwise (others are motion types)
94. Rest (others are motion types)
95. Thermometer (measures temperature)
✅ 5 marks
🎯 Section J – Mixed Concept Checks (Q96–100)
96. 40 km/h
97. No, it is at rest
98. Speed = Distance ÷ Time
99. 5 seconds
100. Oscillatory motion
✅ 5 marks
🏁 Final Score: 100 / 100
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✅ Answer Key – Acids, Bases and Salts
📘 Class 7 Science | 100 Questions | 100 Marks
🟢 Section A – MCQs (Q1–20)
1. Hydrochloric acid
2. Sodium hydroxide
3. Sour
4. Bitter
5. Indicator
6. Red
7. Blue
8. Turmeric
9. No color change
10. Citric acid
11. Sodium hydroxide
12. Acidic
13. Basic
14. Natural indicator
15. China rose
16. Acetic acid
17. Water
18. Acid + base
19. Salt and water
20. Sodium hydroxide
✅ 20 marks
🟢 Section B – Fill in the Blanks (Q21–40)
21. blue
22. soapy/slippery
23. acetic
24. indicator
25. salt
26. basic
27. lemon/lime
28. acidic
29. salt
30. pink
31. salty
32. neutral substances
33. base
34. lichen
35. hydrochloric
36. base
37. methanoic
38. acidity/indigestion
39. base
40. litmus
✅ 20 marks
🔵 Section C – True or False (Q41–50)
41. False
42. False (some are safe like in citrus fruits)
43. True
44. True
45. False
46. False
47. False (turmeric reacts with bases only)
48. True
49. True
50. True
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section D – Match the Following (Q51–60)
51. b – Lemon
52. a – Vinegar
53. d – Natural indicator
54. c – Base
55. e – Lichen
56. f – Strong base
57. g – Salt + water
58. h – Methanoic acid
59. i – Pink in base
60. j – Antacid
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section E – One-word Answers (Q61–70)
61. China rose
62. Sour
63. Bitter
64. Water
65. Sodium hydroxide
66. Litmus
67. Lactic acid
68. Milk of magnesia
69. Tartaric acid
70. Magnesium hydroxide
✅ 10 marks
🟢 Section F – HOTS / Reasoning (Q71–80)
71. To neutralize extra stomach acid (relief from acidity)
72. Turmeric doesn’t react with acids — only bases
73. Bases feel slippery on skin
74. Due to hydrogen ions in acids
75. Chemicals can be harmful or toxic
76. Reaction between acid and base to form salt + water
77. Because it injects formic acid into skin
78. It neutralizes stomach acid
79. To reduce acidity in soil
80. Gas forms (CO₂), causes fizzing
✅ 10 marks
🔷 Section G – Assertion & Reason (Q81–85)
81. b) Both A and R are true, but R does not explain A
82. c) A is false, R is true
83. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
84. d) A is false, R is true
85. a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A
✅ 5 marks
💥 Section H – Diagrams (Q86–90)
86. Indicator chart showing:
Litmus: red/blue
Turmeric: yellow/red
Phenolphthalein: colorless/pink
87. Litmus in acid = red; base = blue
88. Neutralization equation labeled
89. Example: antacid neutralizing stomach acid
90. Basic sketch of pH scale (0–14, with acid/base/neutral zone)
✅ 5 marks
🟢 Section I – Odd One Out (Q91–95)
91. Baking soda (it's a base)
92. Acid (others are bases/neutralizers)
93. Litmus (rest are neutral substances)
94. Sweet (not a base property)
95. Sugar (not an indicator)
✅ 5 marks
🎯 Section J – Mixed Concept Checks (Q96–100)
96. Salt and water
97. Using antacid to cure acidity
98. Basic
99. It contains acids (tartaric, citric)
100. Hydrochloric acid (strong acid), sodium hydroxide (strong base)
✅ 5 marks
🏁 Final Score: 100 / 100
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