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    1. The document is a biology exam for Grade 10 students covering the topic of transpiration, with two sections - the first being multiple choice questions and the second being short answer questions. 2. Section I contains 7 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of the factors that influence transpiration rate and definitions related to transpiration. 3. Section II contains 5 short answer questions, defining exudation, distinguishing between stomata and lenticels, comparing lenticular and stomatal transpiration, and explaining how light intensity and humidity affect transpiration rate using a diagram of an apparatus to study plant phenomena.

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    1. The document is a biology exam for Grade 10 students covering the topic of transpiration, with two sections - the first being multiple choice questions and the second being short answer questions. 2. Section I contains 7 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of the factors that influence transpiration rate and definitions related to transpiration. 3. Section II contains 5 short answer questions, defining exudation, distinguishing between stomata and lenticels, comparing lenticular and stomatal transpiration, and explaining how light intensity and humidity affect transpiration rate using a diagram of an apparatus to study plant phenomena.

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    1. The document is a biology exam for Grade 10 students covering the topic of transpiration, with two sections - the first being multiple choice questions and the second being short answer questions. 2. Section I contains 7 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of the factors that influence transpiration rate and definitions related to transpiration. 3. Section II contains 5 short answer questions, defining exudation, distinguishing between stomata and lenticels, comparing lenticular and stomatal transpiration, and explaining how light intensity and humidity affect transpiration rate using a diagram of an apparatus to study plant phenomena.

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    Chapter Test Transpiration Grade 10 ICSE

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    1. The document is a biology exam for Grade 10 students covering the topic of transpiration, with two sections - the first being multiple choice questions and the second being short answer questions. 2. Section I contains 7 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of the factors that influence transpiration rate and definitions related to transpiration. 3. Section II contains 5 short answer questions, defining exudation, distinguishing between stomata and lenticels, comparing lenticular and stomatal transpiration, and explaining how light intensity and humidity affect transpiration rate using a diagram of an apparatus to study plant phenomena.

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    EKYA SCHOOLS

    Grade 10 BIOLOGY
    UNIT- Transpiration

    Total Marks : 20 Time : 30 min Marks Received:


    General Instructions
    Section I and II are compulsory.
    The intended marks for questions or parts of questions are given in brackets [ ]

    SECTION I (10 Marks)


    All questions are compulsory. (Objective)

    Q No

    1 Transpiration pull will be maximum under which set of the following conditions? 1
    1. Open stomata, dry atmosphere and moist soil
    2. Open stomata, high humid atmosphere and well irrigated soil
    3. Open stomata, high humid atmosphere and dry soil
    4. Closed stomata, dry atmosphere and dry soil

    2 With decrease in atmospheric pressure, the rate of transpiration will 1


    1. increase
    2. decrease rapidly
    3. decrease slowly
    4. remain the same

    3 One of the internal factors which affect the rate of transpiration, is 1


    1. big size of the leaf
    2. Colour of the leaf
    3. sunken stomata
    4. sunny day

    4. Transpiration will be fastest when the day is 1


    1. cool, humid and windy
    2. hot, humid and still
    3. hot, humid and windy
    4. hot, dry and windy

    5 Transpiration is best defined as 1


    1. loss of water by the plant
    2. evaporation of water from the aerial surfaces of a plant
    3. loss of water, as water vapour, by a plant
    4. release of water by a plant into the atmosphere.

    6 Name the following: 1x3


    EKYA SCHOOLS
    Grade 10 BIOLOGY
    UNIT- Transpiration

    (a) Openings on the stem through which transpiration occurs.


    (b) The process by which the intact plant loses water in the form of droplets.
    (c) The apparatus to record the rate of transpiration in a cut shoot.

    7 Given below is an example of a certain structure and its special functional activity: 1x2
    chloroplasts and photosynthesis
    In a similar way, write the functional activity against each of the following:
    (a) Leaf spines and ................................
    (b) Xylem and ...................................

    SECTION II (10 Marks)


    Attempt all questions from this Section. (Subjective)

    1 a. Define Exudation 1
    b. Distinguish between the following pair: Stomata and Lenticels 2
    c. What is lenticular transpiration? Mention one major difference between lenticular 2
    transpiration and stomatal transpiration.
    d. Briefly explain how the rate of transpiration is affected by: 2
    (1) Intensity of light
    (2) Humidity of the atmosphere
    e. Given below is the diagram of an apparatus used to study a particular phenomenon in 3
    plants:

    What happens to the movement of the air-bubble if the apparatus is kept:


    1. In the dark
    2. In sunlight
    3. In front of a fan

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