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    This document contains a biology exam with questions divided into multiple sections on botany and zoology. It includes 42 total questions testing knowledge of topics like plant anatomy, genetics, protein synthesis, stem cells, blood groups, immunity, homeostasis, reproduction and more. Questions formats include one-word/sentence answers, short 2-5 sentence responses, and longer 200-250 word explanations. Diagrams may be required where applicable. The exam is designed to assess understanding of both theoretical and practical biological concepts.

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    This document contains a biology exam with questions divided into multiple sections on botany and zoology. It includes 42 total questions testing knowledge of topics like plant anatomy, genetics, protein synthesis, stem cells, blood groups, immunity, homeostasis, reproduction and more. Questions formats include one-word/sentence answers, short 2-5 sentence responses, and longer 200-250 word explanations. Diagrams may be required where applicable. The exam is designed to assess understanding of both theoretical and practical biological concepts.

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    of Questions : 42

    Code No. June/July, 2010

    36

    BIOLOGY
    Time : 3 Hours 15 Minutes ( English Version ) Instructions : i) ii) Draw diagrams wherever necessary. Unlabelled diagrams will not carry any marks. Max. Marks : 90

    PART I ( BOTANY ) SECTION A Answer the following questions in one word or in one sentence each : 51=5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What are introns ? Define solute potential. What is explant ? Give an example for extrastellar secondary meristem. What is solarization ?

    SECTION B Answer any five of the following in 2 to 5 sentences each : 6. 7. Write any four functions of collenchyma tissue. Write the major chemical components of plant tissue culture nutrient medium. 8. 9. What are antitransparents ? Give any two examples. Name any four enzymes involved in DNA replication. 5 2 = 10

    10. Give an example for gaseous phytohormone. Mention any two of its effects on plants. 11. Expand the abbreviation 2, 4, 5 T and write its importance.

    SECTION C Answer any four of the following in about 200 to 250 words each wherever applicable : 12. With a neat labelled diagram describe V.S. of phloem. 13. Define translation. Explain the process of translation in protein synthesis. 14. Briefly explain the tools used in genetic engineering. 15. Describe Steward's starch hydrolysis theory of stomatal movement. 16. Write the schematic representation of non-cyclic photophosphorylation. 17. a) b) What are stem cells ? List any two applications of stem cells. Write the anticodon of AUG and name the amino acid coded by this. 2 c) Name a bacterium used as host cell in the synthesis of golden rice. SECTION D I. Answer any one of the following : 18. Write the schematic representation of EMP pathway. 19. Give reasons for the following : a) b) c) SCID patients suffer from recurrent microbial infection Overmanuring without water causes wilting and death of plants It is difficult to open and close wooden doors during rainy season. d) e) Abscissic acid is known as dormin. RQ value of carbohydrates is one. 51=5 15=5 1 2 4 5 = 20

    ( Questions only from the Practical syllabus ) II. Answer any one of the following : 15=5

    20. Sketch and label T.S. of a typical young dicot root showing anatomical details. 21. a) Name the plant pigments separated in paper chromatography experiment. b) c) Sketch and label Kuhne's fermentation tube. What is the significance of cobalt chloride experiment ? PART II ( ZOOLOGY ) SECTION E Answer the following questions in one word or one sentence each : 22. What are alleles ? 23. Which is the major greenhouse gas ? 24. Define chyme. 25. Name the functional unit of lungs. 26. What are endemic species ? 51=5 2 2 1

    SECTION F Answer any five of the following in about 2 to 5 sentences each : 5 2 = 10 27. List the antigens and antibodies of different blood groups in man. 28. Mention any two benefits of biodiversity. 29. Name two techniques of rain water harvesting. 30. Write any two roles of HCl in human digestion. 31. What is spermiogenesis ? Write any two changes that occur during the process. 32. Write the functions of cerebellum.

    SECTION G Answer any four of the following in about 200 to 250 words each wherever applicable : 4 5 = 20

    33. Explain the 'law of independent assortment' with a classical example. 34. What is soil erosion ? Explain any four biological methods of soil conservation. 35. Explain the physiology of urine formation. 36. a) b) Give a brief note on the role of B-lymphocytes. Mention any two differences between active immunity and passive immunity. c) What are interferons ? 2 1 2

    37. What is negative feedback mechanism ? Explain the role of liver and pancreas in controlling blood sugar level. 38. Define placenta. Explain any four functions of placenta. SECTION H I. Answer any one of the following : 39. With a neat labelled diagram, explain T.S. of spinal cord. 40. a) b) Give the meaning and two causes of cyanosis. 2 15=5

    What is contraception ? Name two types of sterilization methods of birth control. 2 1

    c)

    What are holandric genes ? ( Questions only from the Practical syllabus )

    II.

    Answer any one of the following :

    15=5

    41. With a neat labelled diagram describe the structure of Graafian follicle. 42. a) Write any two structural differences between striated and cardiac muscle fibres. b) c) Sketch and label the structure of areolar connective tissue. Where do you find Volkmann's canal ? 2 2 1

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