Match the column. Column A Column B (i) Amoeba (a) Cilia (ii) Paramoecium (b) Flagella (iii) Euglena (c) Pseudopodia (iv) Fish (d) Myotomes (e) Bipedal

(i) Amoeba- (c) Pseudopodia The locomotory organ in amoeba is pseudopodia or false feet. These are cytoplasmic protrusions that help them to move. (ii) Paramecium- (a) Cilia Paramecium has small hair like projections covering outer body called cilia, which help in movement of organism. (iii) Euglena- (b) Flagella Euglena is the single celled eukaryote that have flagella as a locomotory organ. These flagella are rooted in basal bodies in small reservoir of body. (iv) Fish- (d) Myotomes Fish has the layered tissues on either side of the vertebral column that helps in contraction and relaxation of the body and helps in movement.

Match the columns. Column A Column B (i) Ball and socket (a) Knee joint (ii) Hinge (b) Medial rotation (iii) Synovial joint (c) Decreasing the angle (iv) Flexion (d) Diarthrosis joint (e) Hip joint

(i) Ball and socket- (e) Hip joint Ball and socket joint allows maximum degree of rotation. In this type of joint, bone with rounded head fits in a cavity like structure of another bone. Thus named as ball and socket joint. (ii) Hinge- (a) knee joint Hinge joint allows movement in one axis only. Elbow and knee joint are examples of hinge joints. (iii) Synovial joint- (d) Diarthrosis joint Synovial joints are the joints with spaces between the two bones. This is also called diarthrosis joint. Cartilages and synovial fluid helps in the movement. (iv) Flexion- (c) Decreasing the angle At the elbow, flexion is the decreasing angle between ulna and humerus.

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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 3

Abduction and adduction are two terms that are used to describe movements towards or away from the midline of the body. State true or false.

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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 4

Animals move over greater distances by a much larger variety of means such as burrowing, running, hopping, flying, and swimming. State true or false.

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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 1

Match the column.

Column A	Column B
(i) Amoeba	(a) Cilia
(ii) Paramoecium	(b) Flagella
(iii) Euglena	(c) Pseudopodia
(iv) Fish	(d) Myotomes
	(e) Bipedal

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10th West Bengal Board

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FUNDAMENTALS OF LIFE SCIENCE Class 10>Chapter 1 - Control and Coordination in Living Organisms>REVIEW QUESTIONS>Q 2

Match the columns.

Column A	Column B
(i) Ball and socket	(a) Knee joint
(ii) Hinge	(b) Medial rotation
(iii) Synovial joint	(c) Decreasing the angle
(iv) Flexion	(d) Diarthrosis joint
	(e) Hip joint