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Question 12 Marks
You are travelling in a car with all the windows closed in winter. After a while you notice a mist forming on the windows. This mist is made up of tiny droplets of water. Where did they come from ?
Answer
The mist on the car windows is nothing but the condensed water vapours which we exhale out during breathing. Since the water vapours we exhale are warm but the glass windows are cold in winters, so when the water vapours come in contact with cold glass, they get converted into tiny droplets of water due to condensation.
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Question 22 Marks
What is respiration ? What are the various stages it involves?
Answer
The process of toting in oxygen and using it to break down food to release energy, carbon-dioxide and water vapour is called as respiration. It involves two stages.
  • Breathing or external respiration – It involves taking in oxygen and giving out carbon-dioxide.
  • Internal or cellular respiration – It involves breaking down of food in each cell using the oxygen taken in.
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Question 32 Marks
What are autotrophs ? How do they differ from heterotrophs ?
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Autotrophs are those living beings who manufacture their own food e.g. green plants make their own food using carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight and chlorophyll. Heterotrophs are those organisms which cannot make their own food and depend on plants and other animals for their food; e.g’.’-animals and non-green plants.
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Question 42 Marks
How is the movement of a non-living thing different from that of a living being ?
Answer
A living being shows movement using energy from within whereas non-living things cannot move on their own. They need external force to provide the energy to move.
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Question 52 Marks
How does growth in unicellular organisms differ from growth in multicellular organisms ?
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Unicellular organisms like Amoeba grow with an increase in the size of the single cell whereas growth in multicellular organisms results from an increase in the number of cells.
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