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(Worksheet 6.2) - (Life Processes)
(Worksheet 6.2) - (Life Processes)
(Worksheet 6.2) - (Life Processes)
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Marks - 25
Excretion is a necessary life process both in plants and animals. Plants use a
variety of techniques to get rid of waste material. For example, waste material
may stored in the cell vacuoles or as a gum and resin, removed in the falling
leaves, or excreted into the surrounding soil.
213 Salts
2A3 Glucose
243 Rmino acids
2U3 Metabolic wastes
Q A. State TL:E or FRWSE O Many plant waste products are stored in cellular
vacuoles.
213 TL:E
2A3 FRWSE
Passage - 2 5 Marks
jhen a person puts food in his mouth, then teeth cut it into small pieces,
chew and grind it. The salivary glands in the mouth secretes saliva which is
mixed with the food by tongue. The saliva contains an enzyme which starts
the digestion in mouth. The food goes further to the stomach for further di-
gestion process. The stomach produces gastric Buice which contains di9erent
substances. Rn acid present in stomach also helps to kill bacteria which may
enter the stomach with food.
213 Maltase
2A3 Ptyalin
243 Sucrase
2U3 Hnvertase
Passage - 3 5 Marks
Hn a forest, several types of animals are found and we can categorise them
under di9erent categories such as animals eating only the esh of the other
animals, animals which eat only the green grass and herbs and the animals
which eat both esh of other animals as well as herbs and green grass around
them. Presence of each type of animal is necessary in the ecosystem in order
to maintain a balanced environment.
Q 1. jhat is the term used for the animals who eat esh of other animalsN
213 erbivores
2A3 Carnivores
243 mnivores
2U3 one of the above
Q A. jhat is the term used for the animals which eat only the green grassN
213 erbivores
2A3 Carnivores
243 mnivores
2U3 one of the above
213 erbivores
2A3 Carnivores
243 mnivores
213 Wion
2A3 Pigs
243 Elephants
2U3 Rntelopes
213 Deer
2A3 orse
243 Elk
2U3 Civets
Passage - 4 5 Marks
Liya was taught about the di9erent modes of nutrition in her science class by
her teacher. The methods included three types, i.e., deriving food from another
living organism without killing it, taking solid food by the process of ingestion,
digests the part of it and throws out the undigested one and the last one
was obtaining of food from dead and decaying food. The three methods were
completely di9erent from each other.
213 Parasitic
2A3 olozoic
243 Saphrotrophic
2U3 Rutotrophic
213 Parasitic
2A3 olozoic
243 Saphrotrophic
2U3 Rutotrophic
213 Parasitic
2A3 olozoic
243 Saphrotrophic
2U3 Rutotrophic
Q U. Hngestion is
213 Dodder
2A3 Venus y trap
243 ephenthes
2U3 Mushroom
Passage - 5 5 Marks
213 :nicellular
2A3 Multi-cellular
213 Parasitic
2A3 olozoic
243 Saphrotrophic
2U3 Rutotrophic
213 Egestion
2A3 Digestion
243 utrition
2U3 one of the above
213 Vertebrates
2A3 Fungi
243 Tapeworms
2U3 Cuscata plants