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With the help of a labelled diagram, trace and explain the path of blood circulation in the human body.

Important Questions on Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals

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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q D
Draw a labelled diagram of the urinary system showing and explaining its various organs.
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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q D
What processes take place during the period when the blood enters the kidneys till the urine leaves the body?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 1
Why is the colour of blood red, though it has constituents of different colours?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 2
Which side of the heart has oxygen-rich blood and which side has carbon dioxide-rich blood?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 3

If vegetables such as brinjals or ladyfingers become somewhat dry and shrivelled, they are put in water. They start looking fresh again, because water enters inside them. In the absence of any opening, how does water enter the vegetables?

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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 4
Plants do not use all the water they absorb from the soil. Much of it is given off by transpiration. Why then do the plants absorb so much water?
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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 5

Xylem transports sap upwards only whereas phloem transports food in both directions. Why do you think there is a difference?

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Living Science 7>Chapter 12 - Transportation of Materials in Plants and Animals>EXERCISES>Q 6
Is removal of undigested food from the body considered to be excretion? Why?