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Important Questions on The Plant: Structure and Function

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Write two changes that occur in teenage boys during the period of Adolescence.
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Which one of the following statements is correct regarding sexual reproduction?
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Select the correct pair and write it -
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Answer the following question:
Write the changes that occur in the age group 11 to 21 years in boys.
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What is the process of reproduction in amoeba? What are the advantages of sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction?

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Draw a labelled diagram of vertical section of a flower and explain its various parts.
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Select which of the following is the feature of cross pollination
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What changes are seen among the girls during adolescent age/puberty ?
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What is vegetative reproduction? Explain any three natural methods of vegetative reproduction with the help of suitable diagrams.
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The diagram represents the lifecycle of angiosperm. Choose the correct combination of labelling?

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Describe the structure of a seed with the help of a labelled diagram. 
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Describe a simple experiment to show the conditions necessary for the germination of seeds.
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A seed cannot start germinating in the absence of water.
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Using a well-labelled diagram, explain the parts of a seed.
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Unscramble the words and find the answer.

The outer cover of a seed.

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When does a seed start germinating?
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Write a short note on seed and fruit formation.
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Abdul cut open a bean seed. Draw and name the parts which he can see when the seed got opened up.
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Which of the following fruits has only one seed?
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Across                                                                                                

2. long stems that run along the ground                                                                   

4. thick outer covering of a seed

7. fruit bursts open when they are dry

9. growing of a plant from the seed

Down

1. tiny new plants growing from the leaves

3. seed leaves

4. tiny seed-like structures produced by ferns, mushroom

5. a baby plant

6. dispersed  by wind

8. dispersed by water

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