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What is the colour of leaves in which chlorophyll is present?

  1. Green

  2. Red and purple

  3. Orange and yellow

  4. All of these


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

Yes, it is the correct. The coloured leaves have chlorophyll too. Here, the green colour is not visible to our eyes, as it is present in very less amount. Hence, we can say that all the leaves possess chlorophyll.

Why can't animals make food from carbon dioxide, water and minerals as plants do?

  1. Because animals move from one place to another.

  2. Because animals eat flesh and plants to live.

  3. Because animals don't have chloroplast like plants.

  4. Because animals cannot take in water and carbon dioxide.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. Plants have chloroplasts in which a green pigment, chlorophyll is present. It helps plants to capture the energy of sunlight.

Milk teeth fall at the age of ____________and are replaced by______.

  1. 4-6 years; molars

  2. 6 - 8 years; incisors

  3. 10 -14 years; permanent teeth

  4. 6 -8 years; permanent teeth


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. Milk teeth grows during infancy, fall of at the age between 6- 8 years and are replaced by permanent teeth.

If along with the food some bacteria enter our body, who protects us from those bacteria?

  1. Mucus

  2. Hydrochloric acid

  3. Digestive juices

  4. Bile juice


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The inner linining of stomach secretes hydrochloric acid which kills many bacteria that enter along with the food and makes the medium in the stomach acidic and helps the digestive juices to act.

Wool is obtained from ________.

  1. yak, sheep and rabbit

  2. goat, cat and camel

  3. sheep, horse and yak

  4. cat, sheep and goat


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. From these three animals, wool is obtained. 

The _______fibres are made into wool for sweaters and the __________fibres are spun into woollen cloth.

  1. shorter, silk

  2. longer, shorter

  3. dyed, natural

  4. straightened, curled


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The longer fibres are made into wool for sweaters and the shorter fibres into woollen cloth.

The difference in textures of silk yarn depends on ________.

  1. the silk moth from which it is obtained

  2. the protein secreted by the caterpillar

  3. the effect of sun and air on fibre secreted

  4. the method of weaving


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The variety of silk moth yielding silk yarn is also different. It can be coarse, smooth, shiny, etc.

In a clinical thermometer, what prevents mercury level from falling on its own?

  1. Kink inside the thermometer

  2. Good heat conducting nature of mercury

  3. Poor heat conducting nature of mercury

  4. Liquid state of mercury at room temperature


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. It prevents mercury level from falling on its own.

The land breeze flows from ________to ______at the ______time.

  1. sea, land, night

  2. land, sea, day

  3. land, sea, night

  4. sea, land, day


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The cool land breeze flows from land towards sea at night. At night, the land gets cool faster.

How do ruminants digest cellulose?

  1. With the help of bacteria in the large intestine.

  2. With the help of bacteria present in small intestine.

  3. With the help of bacteria in caecum.

  4. With the help of juices in stomach.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. Large sac between large intestine and small intestine is called caecum. The cellulose of the food is digested here by the action of certain bacteria which are present in ruminants.

_____coloured clothes absorb radiations better than _________coloured clothes. That is why, we wear ____clothes in summers.

  1. Light, dark, dark

  2. Light, dark, light

  3. Dark, light, light

  4. Dark, light, dark


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The dark coloured clothes absorb more radiations than lighter clothes. Light clothes, therefore, if worn in summers will make us feel more comfortable.

Which of the following is not an example of symbiotic relationship?

  1. Cuscutta and branches of another tree.

  2. Lichens in which alga and a fungus live together.

  3. Rhizobium bacteria and a leguminous plant.

  4. Honey bee and the flower.


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, they are not examples of symbiotic relationship. Cuscutta is a parasite and they take food from the host plant. 

The process of rechewing the _____to further break down the plant matter and stimulate digestion is called _____.

  1. complex matter; digestion

  2. cud; ruminating

  3. food; ingestion

  4. cud; digestion


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

It is correct.The partially digested food, which is called cud, is further rechewed in the mouth. This is called ruminating.

Which of the following statements about Cuscutta plant is incorrect?

  1. It is a parasite.

  2. It is a heterotroph.

  3. It is a host plant.

  4. It is a yellow tubular climber.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, this is the incorrect statement. It climbs on another plant for nutrients, that plant is called the host. Cuscutta is a parasite.

Which of the following options is an incorrect pair of the organic acid and its source?

  1. Acetic acid - vinegar

  2. Formic acid - ant's sting

  3. Lactic acid - apple

  4. Ascorbic acid - amla


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

The lactic acid and apple makes a wrong pair. Lactic acid is present in sour dairy products like cottage cheese, curd, laban, etc.

Why is goat's milk easier to digest than cow's milk?

  1. The fats in goat's milk are simpler.

  2. The goat's milk has a certain protein called alpha S1 casein.

  3. The goat's milk provide the more calcium than cow's milk.

  4. Goat's milk has highly evolved cholesterol than cow's milk


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes it is correct. The goat's milk is more digestible than cow's milk because the fat molecules are one fifth the size of those from cow milk, making it easily digestible.

Which of the following opions is not an example of neutralisation?

  1. Taking antacid when stomach indigestion is there.

  2. Applying calamine solution when ant bites.

  3. Discharge of factory waste into water bodies.

  4. The soil treated by chemical fertilizers is treated with quick lime.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is not an example of neutralisation. The factory waste is acidic in nature and so when basic substances are added to the waste, only then neutralisation occurs.

Which of the following options is not an adaptation of a polar bear to the severe conditions of polar regions?

  1. It has two thick layers of fur.

  2. It has long curved and sharp claws.

  3. It has a long tail.

  4. It has a thick layer of fat under its skin.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is not the adaptation of polar bear. The tail of a polar bear is not long rather it has a short tail. It has a stubby short tail which helps it to keep its body warm.

The blood vessel, which carries impure blood from heart to lungs is _____.

  1. pulmonary vein

  2. pulmonary artery

  3. capillary

  4. sinusoids


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The pulmonary vein carries the impure blood from the heart to the lungs. It carries carbon di oxide rich blood to the lungs.

How does oxygen reach all parts of the body?

  1. It combines with the digested food.

  2. It gets attached to WBC (White Blood Cells).

  3. It gets attached to haemoglobin which is present in RBC (Red Blood Cells)

  4. It flows directly into vessels.


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct.The haemoglobin present in RBC gets attached to oxygen and then transports it into all the parts of body.

Why we sometimes see white patches on clothes in summers?

  1. Because salts are present in sweat.

  2. Because urea is present in sweat.

  3. Because the sweat has white colour.

  4. Because phosphorous and iron are present in sweat.


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The sweat contains salts, when sweat dries up, salt is left as residue on clothes.

Why does the blood in the veins flow only towards heart and not backwards?

  1. Because veins have valves.

  2. Because the veins are divided into capillaries which are attached to heart.

  3. Because the carbon dioxide rich blood tends to flow towards the heart.

  4. Because the slope of veins is toward the heart.


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct. The valves present in the veins allow blood to flow only towards the heart.

Where are the buds present in a bryophyllum plant?

  1. On the root

  2. On the stem

  3. On the axil

  4. On the margin of its leaves


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

Yes, it is correct.It is also known as sprout leaf plant . The leaves when fall on moist soil ,each bud  gives rise to a new plant.

Haemoglobin is present in _____ and is _______ in colour.

  1. RBC, red

  2. WBC, red

  3. choloroplast, green

  4. chloroplast, red


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Yes, it is red in colour and is present in RBC. The red colour is because of haemoglobin.

The transport of water in plants takes place through _____.

  1. phloem

  2. stomata

  3. xylem

  4. roots


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Yes, it is the correct answer. The xylem is the vascular tissue through which water is transported in plants.

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