1.

The first part of large intestine is (a)colon (b)rectum

(c)anus

(d)None of the above (d)alveoli

2.It is a pair of thin memberanes covering each lung. (a)pleura (b)diaphragm (c)mediastinum 3. In photosystem-I, the first electron acceptor is (a) Plastocyanin (b) Cytochrome (c) Ferredoxin (d) An iron sulphur protein

4. The following is a scheme showing the fate of car ohydrates during digestion in the human alimentary canal. Identify the en!ymes acting at stages indicated as A, ", C and #. Choose the correct option from those gi$en.

(a) A % Amylase, " % &altase, C % 'actase, # % In$ertase (b) A % Amylase, " % &altase, C % In$ertase, # % 'actase (c) A % Amylase, " % In$ertase, C % &altase, I( % 'actase (d) A % Amylase, " % 'actase, C % &altase, # % In$ertase
). The trachea di$ides into two smaller tu es called ******. (a) "ronchi (b) Trachea (c) &icrotrachea

(d) +ustachian tu es

,. -ead the statements A and ". A( The human small intestine is the longest portion in the alimentary canal "( A sorption of digested food re.uires a $ery large surface area Identify the correct choice on the two statements. (a) /tatements A and " are oth correct (b) /tatement A is correct, " is wrong (c) /tatement " is correct, A is wrong (d) "oth the statements are wrong 0. -u"isC1 stands for (a) -i ulose phosphate car oxylic oxygenase (b) -i ulose phosphate car oxylase oxygenase (c) -i ulose isphosphate car oxylase oxygenase

(d) None of the above 8. A young infant may e feeding entirely on mother2s mil3 which is white in colour ut the stool
which the infant passes out is .uite yellowish. 4hat is this yellow colour due to (a) Pancreatic 5uice poured into duodenum (b) Intestinal 5uice (c) "ile pigments passed through ile 5uice (d) 6ndigested mil3 protein casein

7. 8ame the hormone that stimulates the secretion of gastric 5uice. (a) -enin (b) +ntero3inase (c) +nterogastrone :;. Cyclic photophosphorylation results in the formation of (a) ATP (b) 8A#P< (c) ATP and 8A#P< 1=

(d) 9astrin (d) ATP, 8A#P< and

11. The correct order of the steps occurring in nutrition and animals is (a) Ingestion absorbtion digestion assimilation egestion (b) Ingestion digestion assimilation absorbtion egestion (c) Ingestion digestion absorbtion assimilation egestion (d) Ingestion assimilation digestion absorbtion egestion 12. hich of the follo!ing are the correct functions of t!o components of pancreatic "uice tr#psin and lipase (a) tr#psin digests proteins and lipase carboh#drates (b) tr#psin digests emulsified fats and lipase proteins (c) tr#psin digests starch and lipase fats (d) tr#psin digests proteins and lipase emulsified fats 13. hich of the follo!ing is not produced during the anerobic respiration in unicellular fungus (a) $2%&'% (b) %2' (c) $'2 (d) (T) 1*. The t!o organisms !hich breath onl# through their moist s+in are (a) fish and frog (b) frog and earth!orm (c) leach and earth!orm (d) fish and earth!orm 1&. The breathing and respiration in !ood# stem of a plant ta+es place through (a) root hair (b) lenticels (c) closed stomata (d) open stomata 1,. The opening and closing of the stomatal pores depends upon (a) o-#gen (b) !ater in guard cells (c) temperatures (d) concentration of $'2 in stomata 1.. The organisms having paracetic mode of nutrition is (a) pencillium (b) plasmodium (c) paramecium (d) parrot 18. In human digestive s#stem the en/#mes pepsin and tr#psin are secreted respectivel# b# (a) pancreas and liver (b) stomach and salivar# glands

(c) pancreas and gall bladder

(d) stomach and pancreas

10. The process of digestion in humans is completed in (a) oesophagus (b) small intestine (c) stomach (d) large intestine 21. hich of the follo!ing statements are correct (1) p#ruvate can be converted into ethanol and carbon2di2o-ide b# #east (2) fermentation ta+es place in the case of aerobic bacteria (3) fermentation ta+es place in mitocondria (*) fermentation in the form of anaerobic respiration (a) 1 3 3 (b) 2 3 * (c) 1 3 * (d) 2 3 3

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